I\'m developing an IntelliJ-idea plugin and want to run code in background task (visible in the background tasks dialog and in another thread than the UI).
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I have found a better way to run the process as background task where you can update the progress bar percentage and text
ProgressManager.getInstance().run(new Task.Backgroundable(project, "Title"){
public void run(@NotNull ProgressIndicator progressIndicator) {
// start your process
// Set the progress bar percentage and text
progressIndicator.setFraction(0.10);
progressIndicator.setText("90% to finish");
// 50% done
progressIndicator.setFraction(0.50);
progressIndicator.setText("50% to finish");
// Finished
progressIndicator.setFraction(1.0);
progressIndicator.setText("finished");
}});
If you need to read some data from another thread you should use
AccessToken token = null;
try {
token = ApplicationManager.getApplication().acquireReadActionLock();
//do what you need
} finally {
token.finish();
}