pub struct EmptyOutboard { /* private fields */ }
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An empty outboard, that just returns 0 hashes for all nodes.

Also allows you to write and will immediately discard the data, a bit like /dev/null

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impl EmptyOutboard

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pub fn new(tree: BaoTree, root: Hash) -> Self

Create a new empty outboard with the given hash and tree.

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impl Debug for EmptyOutboard

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Outboard for EmptyOutboard

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fn root(&self) -> Hash

The root hash
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fn tree(&self) -> BaoTree

The tree. This contains the information about the size of the file and the block size.
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type LoadFuture<'a> = Ready<Result<Option<(Hash, Hash)>, Error>>

Future returned by load
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fn load(&mut self, node: TreeNode) -> Self::LoadFuture<'_>

load the hash pair for a node Read more
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impl Outboard for EmptyOutboard

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fn root(&self) -> Hash

The root hash
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fn tree(&self) -> BaoTree

The tree. This contains the information about the size of the file and the block size.
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fn load(&self, node: TreeNode) -> Result<Option<(Hash, Hash)>>

load the hash pair for a node
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impl OutboardMut for EmptyOutboard

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fn save(&mut self, node: TreeNode, _pair: &(Hash, Hash)) -> Result<()>

Save a hash pair for a node
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fn set_size(&mut self, size: ByteNum) -> Result<()>

Set the length of the file for which this outboard is

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