Function mpstthree::functionmpst::send::send_mpst_a_to_b

pub fn send_mpst_a_to_b<T, S1, S2, R>(
    x: T, 
    s: MeshedChannels<Send<T, S1>, S2, RoleB<R>, RoleA<RoleEnd>>
) -> MeshedChannels<S1, S2, R, RoleA<RoleEnd>> where
    T: Send,
    S1: Session,
    S2: Session,
    R: Role, 

Send a value of type T from A to B. Always succeeds. Returns the continuation MeshedChannels<S1, S2, R, N>.

Example

use mpstthree::binary::struct_trait::{end::End, send::Send, session::Session};
use mpstthree::meshedchannels::MeshedChannels;
use mpstthree::role::Role;

use mpstthree::role::a::RoleA;
use mpstthree::role::b::RoleB;
use mpstthree::role::end::RoleEnd;

use mpstthree::functionmpst::send::send_mpst_a_to_b;

// Creating the binary sessions
type AtoB<N> = Send<N, End>;
type AtoC = End;

// Stack
type StackA = RoleB<RoleEnd>;

// Name
type NameA = RoleA<RoleEnd>;

// From this point...

let (channel_ab, _) = AtoB::<i32>::new();
let (channel_ac, _) = AtoC::new();

let (role_a, _) = StackA::new();

let (name_a, _) = NameA::new();

let sess = MeshedChannels {
    session1: channel_ab,
    session2: channel_ac,
    stack: role_a,
    name: name_a,
};

// ...to this point, should not be written in general. Please look at the *fork* function.

let _s = send_mpst_a_to_b(1, sess);