pub struct BroadcastObserverHandle { /* private fields */ }Expand description
Wraps a broadcast::Receiver<ProgressEvent> and implements the
ObserverHandle trait defined in algocline-core.
Obtaining a handle is synchronous (broadcast::Sender::subscribe() does not
perform I/O) and the handle is immediately valid — no pre-registered sink is
required (Crux R3 / design-v1.md §5.4).
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Source§impl ObserverHandle for BroadcastObserverHandle
impl ObserverHandle for BroadcastObserverHandle
Source§fn recv(
&mut self,
) -> Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = Result<ProgressEvent, ObserverRecvError>> + Send + '_>>
fn recv( &mut self, ) -> Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = Result<ProgressEvent, ObserverRecvError>> + Send + '_>>
Await the next ProgressEvent from the broadcast channel.
- Returns
Ok(event)on success. - Returns
Err(ObserverRecvError::Lagged(n))when the receiver fell behind andnevents were skipped; the next call resumes from the latest available event (no silent drop — the gap is reported). - Returns
Err(ObserverRecvError::Closed)when the sender is dropped (session terminated).
Source§fn try_recv(&mut self) -> Result<ProgressEvent, ObserverRecvError>
fn try_recv(&mut self) -> Result<ProgressEvent, ObserverRecvError>
Non-blocking receive.
Returns an event immediately if one is available, or an appropriate
Err variant otherwise.
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impl Freeze for BroadcastObserverHandle
impl RefUnwindSafe for BroadcastObserverHandle
impl Send for BroadcastObserverHandle
impl Sync for BroadcastObserverHandle
impl Unpin for BroadcastObserverHandle
impl UnsafeUnpin for BroadcastObserverHandle
impl UnwindSafe for BroadcastObserverHandle
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