pub struct ResourceConstructorContainer {
pub map: Mutex<FxHashMap<Uuid, ResourceDataConstructor>>,
}
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A special container that is able to create resources by their type UUID.
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§map: Mutex<FxHashMap<Uuid, ResourceDataConstructor>>
Map of Type UUID -> Constructor
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source§impl ResourceConstructorContainer
impl ResourceConstructorContainer
sourcepub fn add<T>(&self)
pub fn add<T>(&self)
Adds new type constructor for a given type and return previous constructor for the type (if any).
sourcepub fn add_custom(&self, type_uuid: Uuid, constructor: ResourceDataConstructor)
pub fn add_custom(&self, type_uuid: Uuid, constructor: ResourceDataConstructor)
Adds custom type constructor.
sourcepub fn try_create(&self, type_uuid: &Uuid) -> Option<Box<dyn ResourceData>>
pub fn try_create(&self, type_uuid: &Uuid) -> Option<Box<dyn ResourceData>>
Makes an attempt to create a resource data using provided type UUID. It may fail if there is no resource data constructor for specified type UUID.
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source§impl Default for ResourceConstructorContainer
impl Default for ResourceConstructorContainer
source§fn default() -> ResourceConstructorContainer
fn default() -> ResourceConstructorContainer
Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl !Freeze for ResourceConstructorContainer
impl !RefUnwindSafe for ResourceConstructorContainer
impl Send for ResourceConstructorContainer
impl Sync for ResourceConstructorContainer
impl Unpin for ResourceConstructorContainer
impl !UnwindSafe for ResourceConstructorContainer
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