Uses of Interface
engineering.swat.watch.impl.EventHandlingWatch

Packages that use EventHandlingWatch

Package	Description
engineering.swat.watch.impl.jdk
engineering.swat.watch.impl.overflows

Uses of EventHandlingWatch in engineering.swat.watch.impl.jdk

Classes in engineering.swat.watch.impl.jdk that implement EventHandlingWatch

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	JDKBaseWatch
class	JDKDirectoryWatch
class	JDKFileTreeWatch
class	JDKFileWatch	It's not possible to monitor a single file (or directory), so we have to find a directory watcher, and connect to that Note that you should take care to call start only once.

Fields in engineering.swat.watch.impl.jdk with type parameters of type EventHandlingWatch

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
protected BiConsumer<EventHandlingWatch,WatchEvent>	JDKBaseWatch.eventHandler

Constructor parameters in engineering.swat.watch.impl.jdk with type arguments of type EventHandlingWatch

Constructor	Description
JDKBaseWatch(Path path, Executor exec, BiConsumer<EventHandlingWatch,WatchEvent> eventHandler, Predicate<WatchEvent> eventFilter)
JDKDirectoryWatch(Path directory, Executor exec, BiConsumer<EventHandlingWatch,WatchEvent> eventHandler, Predicate<WatchEvent> eventFilter)
JDKDirectoryWatch(Path directory, Executor exec, BiConsumer<EventHandlingWatch,WatchEvent> eventHandler, Predicate<WatchEvent> eventFilter, boolean nativeRecursive)
JDKFileTreeWatch(Path rootPath, Path relativePathParent, Executor exec, BiConsumer<EventHandlingWatch,WatchEvent> eventHandler, Predicate<WatchEvent> eventFilter)
JDKFileTreeWatch(Path fullPath, Executor exec, BiConsumer<EventHandlingWatch,WatchEvent> eventHandler, Predicate<WatchEvent> eventFilter)
JDKFileWatch(Path file, Executor exec, BiConsumer<EventHandlingWatch,WatchEvent> eventHandler, Predicate<WatchEvent> eventFilter)

Uses of EventHandlingWatch in engineering.swat.watch.impl.overflows

Methods in engineering.swat.watch.impl.overflows with parameters of type EventHandlingWatch

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	IndexingRescanner.accept(EventHandlingWatch watch, WatchEvent event)
void	MemorylessRescanner.accept(EventHandlingWatch watch, WatchEvent event)
protected void	MemorylessRescanner.rescan(EventHandlingWatch watch)	Rescan all files in the scope of `watch` and issue `CREATED` and `MODIFIED` events (not `DELETED` events) for each file.