/// <summary>
/// Signals to the engine that the task has completed all of its execution, and that execution of the next task may be notified that this one has completed.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="graphContext">The graph context.</param>
protected void SignalTaskCompletion(IDictionary graphContext)
{
if (s_diagnostics)
{
_Debug.WriteLine(Name + " is completing - it's validity state is (VS=" + ValidityState + "/SVS=" + SelfValidState + "/UVS=" + AllUpstreamValid + "/CVS=" + AllChildrenValid + ")");
}
EdgeExecutionCompletionSignaler eecs = (EdgeExecutionCompletionSignaler)graphContext[EecsKey];
if (eecs != null)
{
graphContext.Remove(EecsKey);
eecs(graphContext);
}
else
{
throw new ApplicationException(String.Format(s_eecsExceptionMessage, Name));
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Called when edge execution is to begin. This is the method that subclasses of this class implement to hold
/// application code.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="graphContext">The graph context.</param>
/// <param name="theEdge">The edge - this. This allows multiple edges and edge types to call library code.</param>
/// <param name="eecs">The EdgeExecutionCompletionSignaler.</param>
protected virtual void OnEdgeExecution(IDictionary graphContext, Edge theEdge, EdgeExecutionCompletionSignaler eecs)
{
if (graphContext.Contains(EecsKey))
{
// TODO: Place this into an Errors & Warnings collection on the model.
_Debug.WriteLine("ERROR : EECSKey was already in the graphContext for " + Name + "." + Environment.NewLine +
"It will be removed, but this is a problem that should be investigated and addressed.");
graphContext.Remove(EecsKey);
}
// This typically means that a task has begun that, the last time it ran, did not complete.
graphContext.Add(EecsKey, eecs);
DoTask(graphContext);
}
