A task manager is responsible for creating new tasks. More...

#include <Manager.h>

Inheritance diagram for smtk::task::Manager:

Collaboration diagram for smtk::task::Manager:

Public Types
using	TaskInstances = smtk::task::Instances
	Managed instances of Task objects (and a registry of Task classes).

using	AdaptorInstances = smtk::task::adaptor::Instances
	Managed instances of Adaptor objects (and a registry of Adaptor classes).

Public Member Functions
	smtkTypeMacroBase (smtk::task::Manager)

	smtkCreateMacro (smtk::task::Manager)

TaskInstances &	taskInstances ()
	Return the set of managed task instances. More...

const TaskInstances &	taskInstances () const

Active &	active ()
	Return a tracker for the active task.

const Active &	active () const

AdaptorInstances &	adaptorInstances ()
	Return the set of managed adaptor instances. More...

const AdaptorInstances &	adaptorInstances () const

smtk::common::Managers::Ptr	managers () const
	Return the managers instance that contains this manager, if it exists.

void	setManagers (const smtk::common::Managers::Ptr &managers)

Detailed Description

A task manager is responsible for creating new tasks.

Eventually, the task manager will also hold an inventory of created tasks and be a clearinghouse for task state transitions.

Member Function Documentation

AdaptorInstances& smtk::task::Manager::adaptorInstances ( )

inline

Return the set of managed adaptor instances.

This class also acts as a registrar for Adaptor subclasses.

TaskInstances& smtk::task::Manager::taskInstances ( )

inline

Return the set of managed task instances.

This class also acts as a registrar for Task subclasses.

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