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Scala example source code file (WorkScheduler.scala)

This example Scala source code file (WorkScheduler.scala) is included in my "Source Code Warehouse" project. The intent of this project is to help you more easily find Scala source code examples by using tags.

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Scala tags/keywords

a, action, collection, compiler, emptyaction, interruptreq, none, nsc, option, r, seq, unit, workscheduler

The WorkScheduler.scala Scala example source code

package scala.tools.nsc
package util

import scala.collection.mutable

class WorkScheduler {

  type Action = () => Unit

  private val todo = new mutable.Queue[Action]
  private val throwables = new mutable.Queue[Throwable]
  private val interruptReqs = new mutable.Queue[InterruptReq]

  /** Called from server: block until one of todo list, throwables or interruptReqs is nonempty */
  def waitForMoreWork() = synchronized {
    while (todo.isEmpty && throwables.isEmpty && interruptReqs.isEmpty) { wait() }
  }

  /** called from Server: test whether one of todo list, throwables, or InterruptReqs is nonempty */
  def moreWork: Boolean = synchronized {
    todo.nonEmpty || throwables.nonEmpty || interruptReqs.nonEmpty
  }

  /** Called from server: get first action in todo list, and pop it off */
  def nextWorkItem(): Option[Action] = synchronized {
    if (todo.isEmpty) None else Some(todo.dequeue())
  }

  def dequeueAll[T](f: Action => Option[T]): Seq[T] = synchronized {
    todo.dequeueAll(a => f(a).isDefined).map(a => f(a).get)
  }

  def dequeueAllInterrupts(f: InterruptReq => Unit): Unit = synchronized {
    interruptReqs.dequeueAll { iq => f(iq); true }
  }

  /** Called from server: return optional exception posted by client
   *  Reset to no exception.
   */
  def pollThrowable(): Option[Throwable] = synchronized {
    if (throwables.isEmpty)
      None
    else {
      val result = Some(throwables.dequeue())
      if (!throwables.isEmpty)
        postWorkItem { () => }
      result
    }
  }

  def pollInterrupt(): Option[InterruptReq] = synchronized {
    if (interruptReqs.isEmpty) None else Some(interruptReqs.dequeue())
  }

  /** Called from client: have interrupt executed by server and return result */
  def doQuickly[A](op: () => A): A = {
    val ir = askDoQuickly(op)
    ir.getResult()
  }

  def askDoQuickly[A](op: () => A): InterruptReq { type R = A } = {
    val ir = new InterruptReq {
      type R = A
      val todo = op
    }
    synchronized {
      interruptReqs enqueue ir
      notify()
    }
    ir
  }

  /** Called from client: have action executed by server */
  def postWorkItem(action: Action) = synchronized {
    todo enqueue action
    notify()
  }

  /** Called from client: cancel all queued actions */
  def cancelQueued() = synchronized {
    todo.clear()
  }

  /** Called from client:
   *  Require an exception to be thrown on next poll.
   */
  def raise(exc: Throwable) = synchronized {
    throwables enqueue exc
    postWorkItem { new EmptyAction }
  }
}

class EmptyAction extends (() => Unit) {
  def apply() {}
}

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