/* GtkMainThread.java -- Wrapper for the GTK main thread, and some utilities.
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package gnu.java.awt.peer.gtk;
import gnu.java.awt.peer.NativeEventLoopRunningEvent;
/**
* The Java thread representing the native GTK main loop, that is,
* GtkMainThread.mainThread, terminates when GtkToolkit.gtkMain()
* returns. That happens in response to the last window peer being
* disposed (see GtkWindowPeer.dispose).
*
* When GtkMainThread.destroyWindow is called for the last window, it
* in turn calls GtkMainThread.endMainThread, which calls gtk_quit.
* gtk_quit signals gtk_main to return, which causes GtkMainThread.run
* to return.
*
* There should only be one native GTK main loop running at any given
* time. In order to safely start and stop the GTK main loop, we use
* a running flag and corresponding runningLock. startMainThread will
* not return until the native GTK main loop has started, as confirmed
* by the native set_running_flag callback setting the running flag to
* true. Without this protection, gtk_quit could be called before the
* main loop has actually started, which causes GTK assertion
* failures. Likewise endMainThread will not return until the native
* GTK main loop has ended.
*
* post_running_flag_callback is called during gtk_main initialization
* and no window can be created before startMainThread returns. This
* ensures that calling post_running_flag_callback is the first action
* taken by the native GTK main loop.
*
* GtkMainThread.mainThread is started when the window count goes from
* zero to one.
*
* GtkMainThread keeps the AWT event queue informed of its status by
* posting NativeEventLoopRunningEvents. The AWT event queue uses
* this status to determine whether or not the AWT exit conditions
* have been met (see EventQueue.isShutdown).
*/
public class GtkMainThread extends Thread
{
/** Count of the number of open windows */
private static int numberOfWindows = 0;
/** Lock for the above */
private static Object nWindowsLock = new Object();
/** Indicates whether or not the GTK main loop is running. */
private static boolean running = false;
/** Lock for the above. */
private static Object runningLock = new Object();
/** The main thread instance (singleton) */
public static GtkMainThread mainThread;
/** Constructs a main thread */
private GtkMainThread()
{
super("GTK main thread");
}
public void run ()
{
GtkToolkit.gtkMain ();
}
private static void setRunning(boolean running)
{
synchronized (runningLock)
{
GtkMainThread.running = running;
runningLock.notifyAll();
}
}
private static void startMainThread()
{
synchronized (runningLock)
{
if (!running)
{
mainThread = new GtkMainThread();
mainThread.start();
while (!running)
{
try
{
runningLock.wait();
}
catch (InterruptedException e)
{
System.err.println ("GtkMainThread.startMainThread:"
+ " interrupted while waiting "
+ " for GTK main loop to start");
}
}
GtkGenericPeer.q()
.postEvent(new NativeEventLoopRunningEvent(Boolean.TRUE));
}
}
}
private static void endMainThread()
{
synchronized (runningLock)
{
if (running)
{
GtkToolkit.gtkQuit();
while (running)
{
try
{
runningLock.wait();
}
catch (InterruptedException e)
{
System.err.println ("GtkMainThread.endMainThread:"
+ " interrupted while waiting "
+ " for GTK main loop to stop");
}
}
GtkGenericPeer.q()
.postEvent(new NativeEventLoopRunningEvent(Boolean.FALSE));
}
}
}
public static void createWindow()
{
synchronized (nWindowsLock)
{
if (numberOfWindows == 0)
startMainThread();
numberOfWindows++;
}
}
public static void destroyWindow()
{
synchronized (nWindowsLock)
{
numberOfWindows--;
if (numberOfWindows == 0)
endMainThread();
}
}
}