Make command executions (e.g. animations) stoppable #414
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Commands that implement the new introduced IStoppableCommand do stop the last execution immediately to start another one of the same kind. Signed-off-by: Jan Bicker <[email protected]>
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Nice solution! I have a few more remarks though. @jbicker please address them in a follow-up PR.
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| export function isStoppableCommand(command: any): command is IStoppableCommand { | ||
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You can use the utility function hasOwnProperty from sprotty-protocol here.
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That does not work since the stopExecution is a member of the command objects prototype (MergeableCommand) and not a direct member at runtime.
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| moves: ElementMove[] | |||
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| stoppable: boolean | |||
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Remark: When you do such protocol changes in futures, keep in mind that there's a Java (Xtend) based implementation, too, see here: https://github.com/eclipse-sprotty/sprotty-server/blob/master/org.eclipse.sprotty/src/main/java/org/eclipse/sprotty/Actions.xtend
I've updated it for now.
Commands that implement the new introduced IStoppableCommand do stop the last/current execution immediately to start another one of the same kind.
Solves #1
It is nicely testable by raising the duration time of the CommandStackOptions and trigger the scrambling in the circle example multiple times.