Utility interface for classes that provide listeners to Appose events.#11
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This is expected to be useful for 3rd party developers that implement general Python tools via Appose. Appose env builder and python task execution generate events that are communicated via: - for env installation and downloading: a progress listener, an output listener and an error listener. - for task execution: a task listener. Users can specify their own implementation, but this would require writing methods with a signature with 4 added parameters. To simplify this, the interface proposed here groups them in one, with an added close() method to hide any log widget that could have popped up.
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This is expected to be useful for 3rd party developers that implement general Python tools via Appose. Appose env builder and python task execution generate events that are communicated via:
Users can specify their own implementation, but this would require writing methods with a signature with 4 added parameters. To simplify this, the interface proposed here groups them in one, with an added close() method to hide any log widget that could have popped up.