Examples of BarrierReleasedHandler

Examples of org.rstudio.core.client.events.BarrierReleasedHandler

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   }
  
   private void reloadWorkbench()
   {
      Barrier barrier = new Barrier();
      barrier.addBarrierReleasedHandler(new BarrierReleasedHandler() {

         @Override
         public void onBarrierReleased(BarrierReleasedEvent event)
         {
            eventBus_.fireEvent(new ReloadEvent());
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Examples of org.rstudio.core.client.events.BarrierReleasedHandler

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   {
      // use a last chance save barrier since we typically call this very
      // early in the lifetime of the application before client/server
      // sync has occurred
      Barrier barrier = new Barrier();
      barrier.addBarrierReleasedHandler(new BarrierReleasedHandler() {
         @Override
         public void onBarrierReleased(BarrierReleasedEvent event)
         {
            if (switchToProject.length() > 0)
               pApplicationQuit_.get().forceSwitchProject(switchToProject);
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Examples of org.rstudio.core.client.events.BarrierReleasedHandler

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                                                               msg);

         // Use a barrier and LastChanceSaveEvent to allow source documents
         // and client state to be synchronized before quitting.
         Barrier barrier = new Barrier();
         barrier.addBarrierReleasedHandler(new BarrierReleasedHandler()
         {
            public void onBarrierReleased(BarrierReleasedEvent event)
            {
               // All last chance save operations have completed (or possibly
               // failed). Now do the real quit.
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