public void step(String message) {
if (step >= steps) throw new IllegalStateException("too much steps for ProgressBar " + title);
if (timeEachStep && step != 0) {
long newTime = System.nanoTime();
FMLLog.fine(
"Bar Step: %s - %s took %.3fs",
getTitle(), getMessage(), ((float) (newTime - lastTime) / 1000000 / 1000));
lastTime = newTime;
}
step++;
this.message = FMLCommonHandler.instance().stripSpecialChars(message);
FMLCommonHandler.instance().processWindowMessages();
}
/**
* Not a fully fleshed out API, may change in future MC versions. However feel free to use and
* suggest additions.
*/
public static ProgressBar push(String title, int steps, boolean timeEachStep) {
ProgressBar bar = new ProgressBar(title, steps);
bars.add(bar);
if (timeEachStep) {
bar.timeEachStep();
}
FMLCommonHandler.instance().processWindowMessages();
return bar;
}
public String getCrashInformation() {
// Handle being called before we've begun setup
if (modController == null) {
return "";
}
StringBuilder ret = new StringBuilder();
List<String> branding = FMLCommonHandler.instance().getBrandings(false);
Joiner.on(' ').skipNulls().appendTo(ret, branding);
if (modController != null) {
modController.printModStates(ret);
}
return ret.toString();
}
/**
* Not a fully fleshed out API, may change in future MC versions. However feel free to use and
* suggest additions.
*/
public static void pop(ProgressBar bar) {
if (bar.getSteps() != bar.getStep())
throw new IllegalStateException("can't pop unfinished ProgressBar " + bar.getTitle());
bars.remove(bar);
if (bar.getSteps() != 0) {
long newTime = System.nanoTime();
if (bar.timeEachStep)
FMLLog.fine(
"Bar Step: %s - %s took %.3fs",
bar.getTitle(), bar.getMessage(), ((float) (newTime - bar.lastTime) / 1000000 / 1000));
if (bar.getSteps() == 1)
FMLLog.fine(
"Bar Finished: %s - %s took %.3fs",
bar.getTitle(), bar.getMessage(), ((float) (newTime - bar.startTime) / 1000000 / 1000));
else
FMLLog.fine(
"Bar Finished: %s took %.3fs",
bar.getTitle(), ((float) (newTime - bar.startTime) / 1000000 / 1000));
}
FMLCommonHandler.instance().processWindowMessages();
}
