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package org.openide.loaders;

/** Listener that watches progress of recognizing objects
* in a folder. The listener may even influence the data object recognition
* and, in such a way, act as a filter.
*
* 

Normally the methods of this class are called in the process of a task * to collect the data objects within a folder, e.g. in * {@link FolderList#computeChildrenList(FolderListListener)}. In such a task * implementations of {@link #process(DataObject, java.util.List)} may act as * filters by not added the data object to the result list. Implementations * of {@link #finished(java.util.List)} may be used to inform the caller about * the result of the task and for further processing of the result. E.g. * {@link FolderList#computeChildrenList(FolderListListener)} has as its return * value the task to compute the list and not the computed children. An * implementation of {@link #finished(java.util.List)} may be used by the caller * of {@link FolderList#computeChildrenList(FolderListListener)} to get informed * about the result of children computation.

* * @author Jaroslav Tulach */ interface FolderListListener { /** Another object has been recognized. * @param obj the object recognized * @param arr array where the implementation should add the * object */ public void process (DataObject obj, java.util.List arr); /** All objects has been recognized. * @param arr list of DataObjects */ public void finished (java.util.List arr); }
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