office-gobmx/sd/source/ui/inc/tools/AsynchronousCall.hxx

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#ifndef SD_ASYNCHRONOUS_CALL_HXX
#define SD_ASYNCHRONOUS_CALL_HXX
#include <vcl/timer.hxx>
#include <memory>
#include <boost/function.hpp>
namespace sd { namespace tools {
/** Store a function object and execute it asynchronous.
The features of this class are:
a) It provides a wrapper around a VCL Timer so that generic function
objects can be used.
b) When more than one function objects are posted to be executed later
then the pending ones are erased and only the last one will actually be
executed.
Use this class like this:
aInstanceOfAsynchronousCall.Post(
::boost::bind(
::std::mem_fun(&DrawViewShell::SwitchPage),
pDrawViewShell,
11));
*/
class AsynchronousCall
{
public:
/** Create a new asynchronous call. Each object of this class processes
one (semantical) type of call.
*/
AsynchronousCall (void);
~AsynchronousCall (void);
/** Post a function object that is to be executed asynchronously. When
this method is called while the current function object has not bee
executed then the later is destroyed and only the given function
object will be executed.
@param rFunction
The function object that may be called asynchronously in the
near future.
@param nTimeoutInMilliseconds
The timeout in milliseconds until the function object is
executed.
*/
typedef ::boost::function0<void> AsynchronousFunction;
void Post (
const AsynchronousFunction& rFunction,
sal_uInt32 nTimeoutInMilliseconds=10);
private:
Timer maTimer;
/** The function object that will be executed when the TimerCallback
function is called the next time. This pointer may be NULL.
*/
::std::auto_ptr<AsynchronousFunction> mpFunction;
DECL_LINK(TimerCallback,Timer*);
};
} } // end of namespace ::sd::tools
#endif