Struct keeshond_datapack::PreparedStore

pub struct PreparedStore<T: DataObject + 'static, U> { /* private fields */ }

An optional companion to a DataStore. If you have data that needs initialization with a backend (for example, textures you need to upload to a GPU), PreparedStore provides a way to handle this in a two-step process that is borrow-checker-friendly.

Template parameter T is the type of the source DataObject, and template parameter U is the prepared data. This system allows you to separate logical, backend-agnostic data from backend-specific resources. For graphics, you might use T to represent the raw image data and metadata such as width and height, and use U to represent a handle to the texture in VRAM.

In order to function, you should call PreparedStore::sync() once per frame before needing to use the resources in question in your backend. This will “prepare” or “unprepare” any resources as needed.

The PreparedStore instance must be associated with a DataStore. Only one PreparedStore can be associated with any given DataStore.

Implementations

impl<T: DataObject + 'static, U> PreparedStore<T, U>

pub fn new(
    data_store: &mut DataStore<T>,
    data_preparer: Box<dyn DataPreparer<T, U>>
) -> Result<PreparedStore<T, U>, PreparedStoreError>

Creates a new PreparedStore that holds prepared versions U of DataObjects T, and associates with the given DataStore.

pub fn get(&self, id: DataId<T>) -> Option<&U>

Returns a reference to the prepared data by the given DataId, if one exists. Otherwise returns None.

pub fn get_mut(&mut self, id: DataId<T>) -> Option<&mut U>

Returns a mutable reference to the prepared data by the given DataId, if one exists. Otherwise returns None.

pub fn sync(
    &mut self,
    data_store: &mut DataStore<T>
) -> Result<(), PreparedStoreError>

Synchronizes this store with the associated DataStore. If any DataObjects were recently loaded, they will be prepared by calling DataPreparer::prepare(). If any were recently unloaded, they will be “unprepared” (unloaded from the backend) by calling DataPreparer::unprepare().