Class BusyProgressReporter

A helper wrapper class that takes a IProgressReporter and/or IBusyReporter

Can pass interface calls to those underlying classes, and also ensures busy is set when progressing through a task

Inheritance
System.Object
BusyProgressReporter
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Namespace: LemonEdge.Entities.Processors
Assembly: API.dll
Syntax
public class BusyProgressReporter : IProgressReporter, IBusyReporter

Constructors

BusyProgressReporter(IBusyReporter)

Creates a BusyProgressReporter that simply passes all IBusyReporter interface calls to this class and ignores IProgressReporter calls

Declaration
public BusyProgressReporter(IBusyReporter busy)
Parameters
Type Name Description
IBusyReporter busy

A class that implements IBusyReporter

BusyProgressReporter(IBusyReporter, IProgressReporter)

Creates a BusyProgressReporter that simply passes all IProgressReporter interface calls and all IBusyReporter calls to their relevant classes

Declaration
public BusyProgressReporter(IBusyReporter busy, IProgressReporter progress)
Parameters
Type Name Description
IBusyReporter busy

A class that implements IBusyReporter
IProgressReporter progress

A class that implements IProgressReporter

BusyProgressReporter(IProgressReporter)

Creates a BusyProgressReporter that simply passes all IProgressReporter interface calls to this class and ignores IBusyReporter calls

Declaration
public BusyProgressReporter(IProgressReporter progress)
Parameters
Type Name Description
IProgressReporter progress

A class that implements IProgressReporter

Properties

BusyReporter

The class that implements IBusyReporter

Declaration
public IBusyReporter BusyReporter { get; }
Property Value
Type Description
IBusyReporter

IsBusy

Indicates if the system is still showing as busy. Will hold true until an equal amount of calls to StopBusy() have been made as were to DisplayBusy(String)

Declaration
public bool IsBusy { get; }
Property Value
Type Description
System.Boolean

ProgressReporter

The class that implements IProgressReporter

Declaration
public IProgressReporter ProgressReporter { get; }
Property Value
Type Description
IProgressReporter

Methods

ApplySplit(Decimal, Nullable<Decimal>)

Splits this IProgressReporter up to into one that when taking a progress percent will only move to a specified amount for the overall progress.

See remarks for more info

Declaration
public void ApplySplit(decimal total, decimal? startFromProgress)
Parameters
Type Name Description
System.Decimal total

The total amount progressing to 100% now will amount to of the underlying progress percentage increment
System.Nullable<System.Decimal> startFromProgress

Indicates we should start from a specific progress percentage, or the current progress percentage of this progress reporter if null
Remarks

For instance we may currently be at 25%, and now have a task that will take us a further 30% but is going to be handed to a process that wants to report its progress moving from 0-100%. 

var currentProgress = 25m;
reporter.ReportProgress(currentProgress, "Processing...");
reporter.ApplySplit(30, currentProgress);
for (int i = 0; i <= 100; i++)
    reporter.ReportProgress(i, "Processing other task...");
//reporter current progress is now 55%
reporter.ClearSplit();
reporter.ReportProgress(currentProgress + 31, "Continuing Processing...");

ClearSplit()

Clears any current split on this progress reporter and sets any progress back to being calculated with the actual percent provided

Declaration
public void ClearSplit()

CreateFromSplit(Decimal, Nullable<Decimal>)

Creates a new BusyProgressReporter with the specified ApplySplit(Decimal, Nullable<Decimal>) applied to it

Declaration
public BusyProgressReporter CreateFromSplit(decimal total, decimal? startFromProgress)
Parameters
Type Name Description
System.Decimal total

The total amount progressing to 100% now will amount to of the underlying progress percentage increment
System.Nullable<System.Decimal> startFromProgress

Indicates we should start from a specific progress percentage, or the current progress percentage of this progress reporter if null
Returns
Type Description
BusyProgressReporter

A new BusyProgressReporter with the specified ApplySplit(Decimal, Nullable<Decimal>) applied to it

DisplayBusy(String)

Displays the specified message to the user while the system is busy processing.

This is added to a stack of busy messages. The system will continue to display itself as busy until an equal amount of StopBusy() calls are made

Declaration
public void DisplayBusy(string msg)
Parameters
Type Name Description
System.String msg

The message to be displayed as the system is busy processing

FlushAllPendingMessages()

Writes all pending messages in the progress reporter

Declaration
public Task FlushAllPendingMessages()
Returns
Type Description
System.Threading.Tasks.Task

A task that indicates when the operation is complete

ReportError(Exception)

Reports an error encountered at the current percentage progress

Declaration
public void ReportError(Exception ex)
Parameters
Type Name Description
System.Exception ex

The exception encountered during the operation

ReportMessage(String)

Reports a message for the current progress. Also sets the IBusyReporter to busy with this message too

Declaration
public void ReportMessage(string message)
Parameters
Type Name Description
System.String message

The message to display

ReportProgress(Decimal, String)

Reports the percentage progress on the current overall operation with a specific message. Also sets the IBusyReporter to busy with this message too

Declaration
public void ReportProgress(decimal progressPercent, string message = "")
Parameters
Type Name Description
System.Decimal progressPercent

The current progress of the overall operation
System.String message

The message for the current progress

ReportProgressHeader(String)

Reports the overall header for the current progress state

Declaration
public void ReportProgressHeader(string msg)
Parameters
Type Name Description
System.String msg

The header for the current state of progress

ReportSubProgress(Int16, Decimal, String)

Reports the percentage progress for the current sub task of the overall operation with a specific message

Declaration
public void ReportSubProgress(short subProgressIndex, decimal progressPercent, string message = "")
Parameters
Type Name Description
System.Int16 subProgressIndex

The index of the current sub task. Sub tasks should start at 1 and increment for each sub task.
System.Decimal progressPercent

The progress of the current sub task
System.String message

The message for the current progress of the sub task

StopBusy()

Stops the system from displaying the message associated with the last call to DisplayBusy(String)

The system will then show as no longer being busy, or still busy showing the last message provided to DisplayBusy(String) until an equal amount of calls to this method is made as was to DisplayBusy(String)

Declaration
public void StopBusy()

Implements

Extension Methods