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ConductorMessage

Enum ConductorMessage 

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pub enum ConductorMessage {
    LeftToRight {
        target_component_index: usize,
        message: Dispatch,
    },
    RightToLeft {
        source_component_index: SourceComponentIndex,
        message: Dispatch,
    },
}
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Messages sent to the conductor’s main event loop for routing.

These messages enable the conductor to route communication between:

  • The editor and the first component
  • Components and their successors in the chain
  • Components and their clients (editor or predecessor)

All spawned tasks send messages via this enum through a shared channel, allowing centralized routing logic in the serve() loop.

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LeftToRight

If this message is a request or notification, then it is going “left-to-right” (e.g., a component making a request of its successor).

If this message is a response, then it is going right-to-left (i.e., the successor answering a request made by its predecessor).

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§target_component_index: usize
§message: Dispatch
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RightToLeft

If this message is a request or notification, then it is going “right-to-left” (e.g., a component making a request of its predecessor).

If this message is a response, then it is going “left-to-right” (i.e., the predecessor answering a request made by its successor).

Fields

§source_component_index: SourceComponentIndex
§message: Dispatch

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impl Debug for ConductorMessage

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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