Nuclex.Support/Source/Tracking/ProgressTracker.cs

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#region CPL License
/*
Nuclex Framework
Copyright (C) 2002-2008 Nuclex Development Labs
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the IBM Common Public License as
published by the IBM Corporation; either version 1.0 of the
License, or (at your option) any later version.
This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
IBM Common Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the IBM Common Public
License along with this library
*/
#endregion
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Threading;
namespace Nuclex.Support.Tracking {
/// <summary>
/// Helps tracking the progress of one or more waitable background processes
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// <para>
/// This is useful if you want to display a progress bar for multiple
/// Waitables but can not guarantee that no additional Waitables
/// will appear inmidst of execution.
/// </para>
/// <para>
/// This class does not implement the <see cref="Waitable" /> interface itself
/// in order to not violate the design principles of Waitables which
/// guarantee that a <see cref="Waitable" /> will only finish once (whereas the
/// progress tracker might 'finish' any number of times).
/// </para>
/// </remarks>
public class ProgressTracker : IDisposable, IProgressReporter {
#region class WaitableMatcher
/// <summary>Matches a direct Waitable to a fully wrapped one</summary>
private class WaitableMatcher {
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new Waitable matcher that matches against
/// the specified Waitable
/// </summary>
/// <param name="toMatch">Waitable to match against</param>
public WaitableMatcher(Waitable toMatch) {
this.toMatch = toMatch;
}
/// <summary>
/// Checks whether the provided Waitable matches the comparison
/// Waitable of the instance
/// </summary>
/// <param name="other">Waitable to match to the comparison Waitable</param>
public bool Matches(ObservedWeightedWaitable<Waitable> other) {
return ReferenceEquals(other.WeightedWaitable.Waitable, this.toMatch);
}
/// <summary>Waitable this instance compares against</summary>
private Waitable toMatch;
}
#endregion // class WaitableMatcher
/// <summary>Triggered when the idle state of the tracker changes</summary>
/// <remarks>
/// The tracker is idle when no Waitables are being tracked in it. If you're
/// using this class to feed a progress bar, this would be the event to use for
/// showing or hiding the progress bar. The tracker starts off as idle because,
/// upon construction, its list of Waitables will be empty.
/// </remarks>
public event EventHandler<IdleStateEventArgs> AsyncIdleStateChanged;
/// <summary>Triggered when the total progress has changed</summary>
public event EventHandler<ProgressReportEventArgs> AsyncProgressChanged;
/// <summary>Initializes a new Waitable tracker</summary>
public ProgressTracker() {
this.trackedWaitables = new List<ObservedWeightedWaitable<Waitable>>();
this.idle = true;
this.asyncEndedDelegate =
new ObservedWeightedWaitable<Waitable>.ReportDelegate(asyncEnded);
this.asyncProgressUpdatedDelegate =
new ObservedWeightedWaitable<Waitable>.ReportDelegate(asyncProgressChanged);
}
/// <summary>Immediately releases all resources owned by the instance</summary>
public void Dispose() {
lock(this.trackedWaitables) {
// Get rid of all Waitables we're tracking. This unsubscribes the
// observers from the events of the Waitables and stops us from
// being kept alive and receiving any further events if some of the
// tracked Waitables are still executing.
for(int index = 0; index < this.trackedWaitables.Count; ++index)
this.trackedWaitables[index].Dispose();
// Help the GC a bit by untangling the references :)
this.trackedWaitables.Clear();
this.trackedWaitables = null;
} // lock
}
/// <summary>Begins tracking the specified waitable background process</summary>
/// <param name="waitable">Waitable background process to be tracked</param>
public void Track(Waitable waitable) {
Track(waitable, 1.0f);
}
/// <summary>Begins tracking the specified waitable background process</summary>
/// <param name="waitable">Waitable background process to be tracked</param>
/// <param name="weight">Weight to assign to this waitable background process</param>
public void Track(Waitable waitable, float weight) {
// Add the new Waitable into the tracking list. This has to be done
// inside a lock to prevent issues with the progressUpdate callback, which could
// access the totalWeight field before it has been updated to reflect the
// new Waitable added to the collection.
lock(this.trackedWaitables) {
bool wasEmpty = (this.trackedWaitables.Count == 0);
// This can be done after we registered the wrapper to our delegates because
// any incoming progress updates will be stopped from the danger of a
// division-by-zero from the potentially still zeroed totalWeight by the lock.
this.totalWeight += weight;
if(waitable.Ended) {
// If the ended Waitable would become the only Waitable in the list,
// there's no sense in doing anything at all because it would have to be
// thrown right out again. Only add the Waitable when there are other
// running Waitables to properly sum total progress for consistency.
if(!wasEmpty) {
// Construct a new observation wrapper. This is done inside the lock
// because as soon as we are subscribed to the events, we can potentially
// receive them. The lock eliminates the risk of processing a progress update
// before the Waitable has been added to the tracked Waitables list.
this.trackedWaitables.Add(
new ObservedWeightedWaitable<Waitable>(
new WeightedWaitable<Waitable>(waitable, weight),
this.asyncProgressUpdatedDelegate,
this.asyncEndedDelegate
)
);
// All done, the total progress is different now, so force a recalculation and
// send out the AsyncProgressUpdated event.
recalculateProgress();
}
} else { // Not ended -- Waitable is still running
// Construct a new Waitable observer and add the Waitable to our
// list of tracked Waitables.
ObservedWeightedWaitable<Waitable> observedWaitable =
new ObservedWeightedWaitable<Waitable>(
new WeightedWaitable<Waitable>(waitable, weight),
this.asyncProgressUpdatedDelegate,
this.asyncEndedDelegate
);
this.trackedWaitables.Add(observedWaitable);
// If this is the first Waitable to be added to the list, tell our
// owner that we're idle no longer!
if(wasEmpty)
setIdle(false);
// All done, the total progress is different now, so force a recalculation and
// send out the AsyncProgressUpdated event.
recalculateProgress();
// The Waitable might have ended before we had registered to its AsyncEnded
// event, so we have to do this to be on the safe side. This might cause
// asyncEnded() to be called twice, but that's not a problem in this
// implementation and improves performance and simplicity for the normal path.
if(waitable.Ended) {
asyncEnded();
observedWaitable.Dispose();
}
} // if Waitable ended
} // lock
}
/// <summary>Stops tracking the specified waitable background process</summary>
/// <param name="waitable">Waitable background process to stop tracking of</param>
public void Untrack(Waitable waitable) {
lock(this.trackedWaitables) {
// Locate the object to be untracked in our collection
int removeIndex = this.trackedWaitables.FindIndex(
new Predicate<ObservedWeightedWaitable<Waitable>>(
new WaitableMatcher(waitable).Matches
)
);
if(removeIndex == -1)
throw new InvalidOperationException("Item is not being tracked");
// Remove and dispose the Waitable the user wants to untrack
{
ObservedWeightedWaitable<Waitable> wrappedWaitable =
this.trackedWaitables[removeIndex];
this.trackedWaitables.RemoveAt(removeIndex);
wrappedWaitable.Dispose();
}
// If the list is empty, then we're back in the idle state
if(this.trackedWaitables.Count == 0) {
this.totalWeight = 0.0f;
// If we entered the idle state with this call, report the state change!
setIdle(true);
} else {
// Rebuild the total weight from scratch. Subtracting the removed Waitable's
// weight would work, too, but we might accumulate rounding errors making the sum
// drift slowly away from the actual value.
this.totalWeight = 0.0f;
for(int index = 0; index < this.trackedWaitables.Count; ++index)
this.totalWeight += this.trackedWaitables[index].WeightedWaitable.Weight;
}
} // lock
}
/// <summary>Whether the tracker is currently idle</summary>
public bool Idle {
get { return this.idle; }
}
/// <summary>Current summed progress of the tracked Waitables</summary>
public float Progress {
get { return this.progress; }
}
/// <summary>Fires the AsyncIdleStateChanged event</summary>
/// <param name="idle">New idle state to report</param>
protected virtual void OnAsyncIdleStateChanged(bool idle) {
EventHandler<IdleStateEventArgs> copy = AsyncIdleStateChanged;
if(copy != null)
copy(this, new IdleStateEventArgs(idle));
}
/// <summary>Fires the AsyncProgressUpdated event</summary>
/// <param name="progress">New progress to report</param>
protected virtual void OnAsyncProgressUpdated(float progress) {
EventHandler<ProgressReportEventArgs> copy = AsyncProgressChanged;
if(copy != null)
copy(this, new ProgressReportEventArgs(progress));
}
/// <summary>Recalculates the total progress of the tracker</summary>
private void recalculateProgress() {
float totalProgress = 0.0f;
// Lock the collection to avoid trouble when someone tries to remove one
// of our tracked Waitables while we're just doing a progress update
lock(this.trackedWaitables) {
// This is a safety measure. In theory, even after all Waitables have
// ended and the collection of tracked Waitables is cleared, a waiting
// thread might deliver another progress update causing this method to
// be entered. In this case, the right thing is to do nothing at all.
if(this.totalWeight == 0.0f)
return;
// Sum up the total progress
for(int index = 0; index < this.trackedWaitables.Count; ++index) {
float weight = this.trackedWaitables[index].WeightedWaitable.Weight;
totalProgress += this.trackedWaitables[index].Progress * weight;
}
// This also needs to be in the lock to guarantee that the totalWeight is
// the one for the number of Waitables we just summed -- by design,
// the total weight always has to be updated at the same time as the collection.
totalProgress /= this.totalWeight;
// Finally, trigger the event
this.progress = totalProgress;
OnAsyncProgressUpdated(totalProgress);
} // lock
}
/// <summary>Called when one of the tracked Waitables has ended</summary>
private void asyncEnded() {
lock(this.trackedWaitables) {
// If any Waitables in the list are still going, keep the entire list.
// This behavior is intentional in order to prevent the tracker's progress from
// jumping back repeatedly when multiple tracked Waitables come to an end.
for(int index = 0; index < this.trackedWaitables.Count; ++index)
if(!this.trackedWaitables[index].WeightedWaitable.Waitable.Ended)
return;
// All Waitables have finished, get rid of the wrappers and make a
// fresh start for future Waitables to be tracked. No need to call
// Dispose() since, as a matter of fact, when the Waitable
this.trackedWaitables.Clear();
this.totalWeight = 0.0f;
// Notify our owner that we're idle now. This line is only reached when all
// Waitables were finished, so it's safe to trigger this here.
setIdle(true);
} // lock
}
/// <summary>Called when one of the tracked Waitables has achieved progress</summary>
private void asyncProgressChanged() {
recalculateProgress();
}
/// <summary>Changes the idle state</summary>
/// <param name="idle">Whether or not the tracker is currently idle</param>
/// <remarks>
/// This method expects to be called during a lock() on trackedWaitables!
/// </remarks>
private void setIdle(bool idle) {
this.idle = idle;
OnAsyncIdleStateChanged(idle);
}
/// <summary>Whether the tracker is currently idle</summary>
private volatile bool idle;
/// <summary>Current summed progress of the tracked Waitables</summary>
private volatile float progress;
/// <summary>Total weight of all Waitables being tracked</summary>
private volatile float totalWeight;
/// <summary>Waitables being tracked by this tracker</summary>
private List<ObservedWeightedWaitable<Waitable>> trackedWaitables;
/// <summary>Delegate for the asyncEnded() method</summary>
private ObservedWeightedWaitable<Waitable>.ReportDelegate asyncEndedDelegate;
/// <summary>Delegate for the asyncProgressUpdated() method</summary>
private ObservedWeightedWaitable<Waitable>.ReportDelegate asyncProgressUpdatedDelegate;
}
} // namespace Nuclex.Support.Tracking