Struct specs::join::JoinLendIter

pub struct JoinLendIter<J: LendJoin> { /* private fields */ }

JoinLendIter is an is a lending/streaming iterator over components from a group of storages.

Implementations

impl<J: LendJoin> JoinLendIter<J>

pub fn new(j: J) -> Self

Create a new lending join iterator.

impl<J: LendJoin> JoinLendIter<J>

pub fn next(&mut self) -> Option<LendJoinType<'_, J>>

Lending next.

Can be used to iterate with this pattern:

while let Some(components) = join_lending_iter.next() {

pub fn for_each(self, f: impl FnMut(LendJoinType<'_, J>))

Calls a closure on each entity in the join.

pub fn get( &mut self, entity: Entity, entities: &Entities<'_> ) -> Option<LendJoinType<'_, J>>where J: RepeatableLendGet,

Allows getting joined values for specific entity.

Example

let mut world = World::new();

world.register::<Pos>();
world.register::<Vel>();

// This entity could be stashed anywhere (into `Component`, `Resource`, `System`s data, etc.) as it's just a number.
let entity = world
    .create_entity()
    .with(Pos)
    .with(Vel)
    .build();

// Later
{
    let mut pos = world.write_storage::<Pos>();
    let vel = world.read_storage::<Vel>();

    assert_eq!(
        Some((&mut Pos, &Vel)),
        (&mut pos, &vel).lend_join().get(entity, &world.entities()),
        "The entity that was stashed still has the needed components and is alive."
    );
}

// The entity has found nice spot and doesn't need to move anymore.
world.write_storage::<Vel>().remove(entity);

// Even later
{
    let mut pos = world.write_storage::<Pos>();
    let vel = world.read_storage::<Vel>();

    assert_eq!(
        None,
        (&mut pos, &vel).lend_join().get(entity, &world.entities()),
        "The entity doesn't have velocity anymore."
    );
}

pub fn get_unchecked(&mut self, index: Index) -> Option<LendJoinType<'_, J>>where J: RepeatableLendGet,

Allows getting joined values for specific raw index.

The raw index for an Entity can be retrieved using Entity::id method.

As this method operates on raw indices, there is no check to see if the entity is still alive, so the caller should ensure it instead.

Note: Not checking is still sound (thus this method is safe to call), but this can return data from deleted entities!