Uses of Package
net.lecousin.framework.event

Packages that use net.lecousin.framework.event

Package	Description
net.lecousin.framework.application	Main classes to initialize this library: LCCore and Application.
net.lecousin.framework.event	Events are used with listeners, such as when an event is fired, its listeners are called.
net.lecousin.framework.io	New java Input/Output model adding more flexibility and asynchronous operations.
net.lecousin.framework.progress	Progression of asynchronous or background works.

Classes in net.lecousin.framework.event used by net.lecousin.framework.application

Class and Description
AsyncEvent An async event allows to fire listeners in a separate tasks.
SimpleListenable A SimpleListenable is an object on which we can add and remove listeners which are simple Runnable.
SimpleListenableContainer Class that implements SimpleListenable and delegate to an event of type T which is lazily instantiated on its first listener.

Classes in net.lecousin.framework.event used by net.lecousin.framework.event

Class and Description
AbstractListenable Abstract class implementing Listenable, containing 2 lists of listeners.
AbstractSimpleListenable Abstract class implementaing SimpleListenable, containing a list of listeners.
Event An event allows to call listeners that previously registered themselves when the event is fired.
Listenable Object that can be listened.
SimpleListenable A SimpleListenable is an object on which we can add and remove listeners which are simple Runnable.

Classes in net.lecousin.framework.event used by net.lecousin.framework.io

Class and Description
ListenableLongProperty Property that calls listeners when modified.

Classes in net.lecousin.framework.event used by net.lecousin.framework.progress

Class and Description
AsyncEvent An async event allows to fire listeners in a separate tasks.
SimpleListenable A SimpleListenable is an object on which we can add and remove listeners which are simple Runnable.
SimpleListenableContainer Class that implements SimpleListenable and delegate to an event of type T which is lazily instantiated on its first listener.