/**
* Sets the default interpreter to be the current one. The result is "none" if the remote JVM is
* unavailable or if an exception occurs. Blocks until the interpreter is connected.
*
* @return Status flags: whether the current interpreter changed, and whether it is busy; or
* "none" on an error
*/
public Option<Pair<Boolean, Boolean>> setToDefaultInterpreter() {
InterpreterJVMRemoteI remote = _state.value().interpreter(false);
if (remote == null) {
return Option.none();
}
try {
return Option.some(remote.setToDefaultInterpreter());
} catch (RemoteException e) {
_handleRemoteException(e);
return Option.none();
}
}
