(feat) Add FxRobot::interrupt() method to wait for the JavaFX thread.
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(feat) Add `interrupt()` method to wait for the JavaFX thread.
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interrupt() method to wait for the JavaFX thread.FxRobot::interrupt() method to wait for the JavaFX thread.
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FxRobot::interrupt()which is a cousin toFxRobot::interact(). It is similar to the static methodWaitForAsyncUtils.waitForFxEvents(), but has a shorter more memorizable method name.This waits for events in the JavaFX thread. It synchronizes the current thread with the JavaFX thread multiple times using a semaphore. The reason it synchronizes it multiple times is, that events in the JavaFX thread can enqueue additional events to this thread. Is also does not wait for all events in the event queue of the JavaFX thread to finish, because animations could run permanently in the background.