Trait dyn_context::Context [−][src]
pub trait Context: 'static {
fn get_raw(&self, ty: TypeId) -> Option<&dyn Any>;
fn get_mut_raw(&mut self, ty: TypeId) -> Option<&mut dyn Any>;
}Expand description
A service provider pattern implementation = associated read-only container with type as a key.
Useful for building complex systems with callbacks without generic parameters.
Examples
mod call_back { use dyn_context::Context; pub struct CallBack { callback: Option<fn(context: &mut dyn Context)> } impl CallBack { pub fn new() -> Self { CallBack { callback: None } } pub fn set_callback(&mut self, callback: fn(context: &mut dyn Context)) { self.callback.replace(callback); } pub fn call_back(&self, context: &mut dyn Context) { self.callback.map(|callback| callback(context)); } } } use call_back::CallBack; use dyn_context::{Context, ContextExt}; use macro_attr_2018::macro_attr; use std::convert::Into; macro_attr! { #[derive(Context!)] struct PrintContext { value: String } } let mut call_back = CallBack::new(); call_back.set_callback(|context| { let print: &PrintContext = context.get(); println!("{}", &print.value); }); call_back.call_back(&mut PrintContext { value: "Hello, world!".into() });
For using &str instead of String the free_lifetimes! macro can be used:
use dyn_context::{free_lifetimes, Context, ContextExt}; use call_back::CallBack; free_lifetimes! { struct PrintContext { value: 'value ref str } } Context!(() struct PrintContext { .. }); let mut call_back = CallBack::new(); call_back.set_callback(|context| { let print: &PrintContext = context.get(); println!("{}", print.value()); }); PrintContextBuilder { value: "Hello, world!" }.build_and_then(|context| call_back.call_back(context));
Because the free_lifetimes! macro cannot be used simultaneously
with macro_attr!,
the Context! macro deriving Context trait implementation used here in standalone mode.
Required methods
Borrows shareable data entry.
Prefer high-level get wrap.
Trait Implementations
Merges two contexts into one and calls provided function with the combined context.
fn merge_mut_and_then<T>(
self,
f: impl FnOnce(&mut dyn Context) -> T,
other: &mut dyn Context
) -> T
fn merge_mut_and_then<T>(
self,
f: impl FnOnce(&mut dyn Context) -> T,
other: &mut dyn Context
) -> TMerges two contexts into one and calls provided function with the combined context.