Wrap all TXM jobs with a progress dialog

Use something like the ComputeProgressMonitorDialog :

ComputeProgressMonitorDialog dialog = new ComputeProgressMonitorDialog(window.getShell(), editorInput.getResult());
dialog.runComputingProcess(true);

->

TXMProgressMonitorDialog dialog = new TXMProgressMonitorDialog(window.getShell(), JOB);
dialog.schedule(true);

(from redmine: issue id 2986, created on 2021/01/08 by Matthieu Decorde)

• Relations:
  • relates #3085 (closed)
  • relates #2879

added priority::high type::bug ui + 1 deleted label

changed milestone to %TXM 0.8.4

I’ve finally managed to force the Eclipse RCP “run in background” option to false ->all dialogs will now be shown (except the user select manually ‘run in background’)

(from redmine: written on 2021/06/01 by Matthieu Decorde)

mentioned in issue #3085 (closed)

changed milestone to %TXM 0.8.5