Struct async_gate::Lever

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pub struct Lever { /* private fields */ }
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A lever that can [raise] and [lower] the gate it’s associated with

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impl Lever

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pub fn raise(&self) -> Result<(), GateDropped>

Raise the gate. This wakes all tasks waiting on Gate::raised (and later calls to it will resolve immediately until the gate is [lower]ed).

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pub fn lower(&self) -> Result<(), GateDropped>

Lower the gate. This wakes all tasks waiting on Gate::lowered (and later calls to it will resolve immediately until the gate is [raise]d).

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pub fn is_raised(&self) -> Result<bool, BeforeGateDropped>

Returns Ok(true) if the gate is raised and Ok(false) if it’s lowered, or Err(BeforeGateDropped(true)) if the gate was dropped and was raised before dropping and Err(BeforeGateDropped(false)) if the gate was dropped and was lowered before dropping.

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pub fn is_lowered(&self) -> Result<bool, BeforeGateDropped>

Returns Ok(true) if the gate is lowered and Ok(false) if it’s raised, or Err(BeforeGateDropped(true)) if the gate was dropped and was lowered before dropping and Err(BeforeGateDropped(false)) if the gate was dropped and was raised before dropping.

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pub fn gate_was_dropped(&self) -> bool

Returns true if the gate associated with this lever has been dropped and false if it hasn’t.

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impl !RefUnwindSafe for Lever

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impl Send for Lever

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impl Sync for Lever

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impl Unpin for Lever

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impl !UnwindSafe for Lever

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