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use super::{Disposable, SignalBase, SignalConnection};
/// An alias for Signal0 listeners.
pub type Listener0 = Box<dyn Fn()>;
/// A zero-argument signal. See Signal1 and Signal2 for different arities.
#[derive(Default, Clone, Debug)]
pub struct Signal0 {
pub inner: SignalBase,
}
impl Signal0 {
/// @param listener An optional listener to immediately connect to the signal.
pub fn new(listener: Option<Listener0>) -> Self {
// Self {
// inner: SignalBase::new(listener),
// }
todo!("should deal with it");
}
/// Connects a listener to this signal.
/// @param prioritize True if this listener should fire before others.
/// @returns A SignalConnection, that can be disposed to remove the listener.
// prioritize :bool = false
pub fn connect(&self, listener: Listener0, prioritize: bool) -> SignalConnection {
// self.inner.connect_impl(listener, prioritize)
todo!("should deal with it");
}
/// Emit the signal, notifying each connected listener.
pub fn emit(&self) {
if self.inner.dispatching() {
todo!("should deal with it");
// self.inner.defer(Box::new(|| {
// self.emitImpl();
// }));
} else {
self.emit_impl();
}
}
fn emit_impl(&self) {
let head = self.inner.will_emit();
let p = head;
todo!("should deal with it");
// while let Some(ref val) = p {
// if let Some(listener) = val.listener {
// (listener)();
// }
// if !val.stayInList {
// val.dispose();
// }
// p = val.next;
// }
// self.inner.didEmit(head.unwrap());
}
}
impl AsRef<SignalBase> for Signal0 {
fn as_ref(&self) -> &SignalBase {
&self.inner
}
}