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MailboxEmitter

Struct MailboxEmitter 

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pub struct MailboxEmitter { /* private fields */ }
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Sink-side emit handle (S2b / D231 / D232-AMEND/A′).

Producer build closures spawn long-lived Sinks that fire on every future upstream emit — long after the build closure’s &Core (ctx) is gone. Under the actor model the Core is owned by value and relocates between workers, so sinks can no longer capture a cloned Core / WeakCore. Instead they capture a ProducerEmitter (cheap Clone: two Arcs) and post MailboxOps to the Core-owned graphrefly_core::CoreMailbox; the BatchGuard drain-to-quiescence loop applies them in-wave via the sync Core::{emit,complete,error} (immediate, cascade-ordering-preserving — D232-AMEND).

Method names mirror the old Core::{emit,complete,error}_or_defer so sink bodies are unchanged: only the captured handle’s construction differs (em = ctx.emitter() instead of core_s.clone()). The Send + Sync cross-thread producer emit handle (D249/S2c).

Holds only the id-only Arc<CoreMailbox> post side + the binding (for the Core-gone handle-release branch). This is what an autonomous timer task (temporal.rs, tokio::spawn-ed) captures — it stays Send so the spawned future is Send. It deliberately has no defer (that is the !Send owner-side path; see ProducerEmitter).

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impl MailboxEmitter

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pub fn emit_or_defer(&self, node_id: NodeId, handle: HandleId)

Post an Emit. If the owning Core is gone, release handle (it held a retain for the would-be payload) — no leak.

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pub fn complete_or_defer(&self, node_id: NodeId)

Post a Complete. No payload handle; Core-gone is a no-op.

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pub fn error_or_defer(&self, node_id: NodeId, handle: HandleId)

Post an Error. If the owning Core is gone, release the error payload handle — no leak.

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pub fn defer(&self, f: impl FnOnce(&dyn CoreFull) + Send + 'static) -> bool

Post a Send cross-thread owner-side closure (D233/D249). For an autonomous timer task (temporal.rs window_time) doing task-side topology mutation that must run owner-side in FIFO order — the closure captures only Send state, so it rides the Send + Sync CoreMailbox. Returns false iff the Core is gone (closure dropped unrun; release any captured handles).

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pub fn is_core_gone(&self) -> bool

Whether the owning Core has dropped (mailbox closed) — for prompt timer-task shutdown (see ProducerEmitter::is_core_gone).

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impl Clone for MailboxEmitter

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fn clone(&self) -> MailboxEmitter

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

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