BulkDataWriter

Struct BulkDataWriter 

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pub struct BulkDataWriter<Data: Default + 'static> { /* private fields */ }
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A struct used for asynchronously mutating RwDatas without a Pass

This works by wrapping the RwData and collecting every mutating function inside a separate Mutex. Whenever you access the Data, the changes are applied to it.

With this in mind, one limitation of this type is that every access must make use of a &mut Pass, with the exception of BulkDataWriter::try_read, which returns Some only when there have been no changes to the Data.

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impl<Data: Default + 'static> BulkDataWriter<Data>

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pub const fn new() -> Self

Returns a new BulkDataWriter

Considering the fact that this struct is almost exclusively used in static variables, I have decided to make its constructor const, to facilitate its usage.

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pub fn mutate(&self, f: impl FnOnce(&mut Data) + Send + 'static)

Adds a mutating function to the list of functions to call upon accessing the Data

This is useful for allowing mutation from any thread, and without needing Passes. duat-core makes extensive use of this function in order to provide pleasant to use APIs.

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pub fn write<'p>(&'p self, pa: &'p mut Pass) -> &'p mut Data

Accesses the Data, calling all added actions

This function will call all actions that were sent by the BulkDataWriter::mutate function in order to write to the Data asynchronously.

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pub fn try_read<'p>(&'p self, pa: &'p Pass) -> Option<&'p Data>

Attempts to read the Data

This function will return None if there are pending actions that need to happen before reading/writing. You should almost always prefer calling BulkDataWriter::write instead.

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pub fn map_mut<Ret: 'static>( &self, map: impl FnMut(&mut Data) -> Ret + 'static, ) -> MutDataMap<Data, Ret>

Maps the value to another value with a mutating function

This will apply the delayed updting of BulkDataWriter::write every time the mapping is called, so the value always stays up to date.

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impl<Data: Default + Default + 'static> Default for BulkDataWriter<Data>

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fn default() -> BulkDataWriter<Data>

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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impl<Data> !Freeze for BulkDataWriter<Data>

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impl<Data> !RefUnwindSafe for BulkDataWriter<Data>

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impl<Data> Send for BulkDataWriter<Data>

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impl<Data> Sync for BulkDataWriter<Data>

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impl<Data> Unpin for BulkDataWriter<Data>

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impl<Data> !UnwindSafe for BulkDataWriter<Data>

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