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import _jpype

__all__ = ['onJVMStart']

JInitializers = []

def onJVMStart(func):
    """Decorator to register a function to be called after JVM is started.

This can be used to load module resources that depend on the JVM such as loading
    classes.  If the JVM is not started, the user supplied function is held in a list until
    the JVM starts.  When startJVM is called, all functions on the deferred list are called
    and the list is cleared.  If the JVM is already started, then the function is called
    immediately.

Errors from the function will either be raised immediately if the JVM is started, or 
    from startJVM if the JVM is not yet started.

Args:
       func (callable): a function to call when the JVM is started.
    """
    registerJVMInitializer(func)
    return func

def registerJVMInitializer(func):
    if not _jpype.isStarted():
        JInitializers.append(func)
    else:
        # JVM is already started so we are safe to execute immediately.
        func()

def runJVMInitializers():
    for func in JInitializers:
        func()
    JInitializers.clear()

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