| How do I hide Eclipse until application is initialized, including UI? [message #1152082] |
Wed, 23 October 2013 20:15 |
 Jeff Johnston
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Registered: July 2009 |
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I have an Eclipse application that imports a C/C++ Executable and starts up the CDT debugger. In my application's WorkbenchWindowAdvisor postWindowCreate() method I finish off by joining on the debug job that launches the executable. However, I am noticing a bit of delay (8 seconds) as various UI elements are filled in (e.g. the initial source is displayed, the Debug view is filled in, etc..). I found some other jobs (using a listener) that occur after the debug launch marks itself done, including a Job called "Debug Source Display". If I try and join on that particular job at the end of postWindowCreate(), it just hangs so I assume it must be waiting for something that doesn't occur until after the window gets opened.
I would theoretically like to have a splash screen show until the window is ready to display. Is there a recommended way in my WorkbenchWindowAdvisor I can hide the Window until I determine things are relatively stable and are ready to be shown to the user?
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