Event::ExecFlow::Frontend - Abstract base class for custom frontends

        Jörn Reder <joern at zyn dot de>

       Copyright 2005-2006 by Jörn Reder.

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       This is an abstract base class and usually not used directly from the application. For daily programming
       the attributes defined in this class are most important, since they are common to all Jobs of the
       Event::ExecFlow framework.

       [ FIXME: describe all methods in detail ]

       Event::ExecFlow::Frontend - Abstract base class for custom frontends

         Event::ExecFlow

         Event::ExecFlow::Job
         +--- Event::ExecFlow::Job::Group
         +--- Event::ExecFlow::Job::Command
         +--- Event::ExecFlow::Job::Code

         Event::ExecFlow::Frontend
         Event::ExecFlow::Callbacks
         Event::ExecFlow::Scheduler
         +--- Event::ExecFlow::Scheduler::SimpleMax

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perl v5.38.2                                       2024-02-17                     Event::ExecFlow::Frontend(3pm)

         #-- Derived from Event::ExecFlow::Frontend
         my $frontend = MyApp::GUI::Frontent->new();
         my $job      = Event::ExecFlow::Job::Command->new ( ... );
         $frontend->start_job($job);

         #-- Later the following methods are called and need to
         #-- by implemented by you
         $frontend->report_job_start($job);
         $frontend->report_job_progress($job);
         $frontend->report_job_error($job);
         $frontend->report_job_warning($job);
         $frontend->report_job_finished($job);
         $frontend->log($message);