Struct kitsune_p2p_types::tx2::tx2_utils::LogicChanHandle
source · pub struct LogicChanHandle<E: 'static + Send>(_);
Expand description
Handle to a logic_chan instance.
A clone of a LogicChanHandle is Eq
to its origin.
A clone of a LogicChanHandle will Hash
the same as its origin.
Implementations§
source§impl<E: 'static + Send> LogicChanHandle<E>
impl<E: 'static + Send> LogicChanHandle<E>
sourcepub fn emit(
&self,
e: E
) -> impl Future<Output = KitsuneResult<()>> + 'static + Send
pub fn emit(
&self,
e: E
) -> impl Future<Output = KitsuneResult<()>> + 'static + Send
Cause the logic_chan to emit an event.
sourcepub fn capture_logic<L>(
&self,
l: L
) -> impl Future<Output = KitsuneResult<()>> + 'static + Sendwhere
L: Future<Output = ()> + 'static + Send,
pub fn capture_logic<L>(
&self,
l: L
) -> impl Future<Output = KitsuneResult<()>> + 'static + Sendwhere
L: Future<Output = ()> + 'static + Send,
Capture new logic into the logic_chan.
The passed future can capture other async objects such as streams,
that will be polled as a part of the main logic_chan stream,
without introducing any executor tasks.
Be careful calling capture_logic()
from within previously captured
logic. While there may be reason to do this, it can lead to
deadlock when approaching the capture_bound.
Trait Implementations§
source§impl<E: 'static + Send> Clone for LogicChanHandle<E>
impl<E: 'static + Send> Clone for LogicChanHandle<E>
source§impl<E: 'static + Send> Hash for LogicChanHandle<E>
impl<E: 'static + Send> Hash for LogicChanHandle<E>
source§impl<E: 'static + Send> PartialEq<LogicChanHandle<E>> for LogicChanHandle<E>
impl<E: 'static + Send> PartialEq<LogicChanHandle<E>> for LogicChanHandle<E>
impl<E: 'static + Send> Eq for LogicChanHandle<E>
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl<E> !RefUnwindSafe for LogicChanHandle<E>
impl<E> Send for LogicChanHandle<E>
impl<E> Sync for LogicChanHandle<E>
impl<E> Unpin for LogicChanHandle<E>
impl<E> !UnwindSafe for LogicChanHandle<E>
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