pub struct Scratch { /* private fields */ }
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The “scratch” is an in-memory space to stage Actions to be committed at the end of the CallZome workflow.

This space must also be queryable: specifically, it needs to be combined into queries into the database which return Actions. This is done by a simple filter on the scratch space, and then chaining that iterator onto the iterators over the Actions in the database(s) produced by the Cascade.

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pub fn add_entry(
    &mut self,
    entry_hashed: EntryHashed,
    chain_top_ordering: ChainTopOrdering
)

Get the entries on in the scratch.

Drain out all the actions.

Drain out all the entries.

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fn get_public_or_authored_entry(
    &self,
    hash: &EntryHash,
    _author: Option<&AgentPubKey>
) -> StateQueryResult<Option<Entry>>

It doesn’t make sense to search for a different authored entry in a scratch then the scratches author so this is the same as get_entry.

It doesn’t make sense to search for a different authored record in a scratch then the scratches author so this is the same as get_record.

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fn get_entry(&self, hash: &EntryHash) -> StateQueryResult<Option<Entry>>

Get an [Entry] from this store.

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fn contains_entry(&self, hash: &EntryHash) -> StateQueryResult<bool>

Check if an entry is contained in the store

Check if an action is contained in the store

Get an [SignedActionHashed] from this store.

Get an [Record] from this store.

Check if a hash is contained in the store

Gets the raw initial data from the database, needed to begin the query.

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