Struct Handles 

pub struct Handles {
    pub key: fn(Key) -> Value,
    pub id: fn(u64) -> Value,
}

How a binding spells the handles inside a readback — a node key, a resource id — when a shape crosses as a Value (backlog AR1). The shape is the core’s; the spelling of a 64-bit handle is not, because a JS number cannot hold one and a Lua integer can: Node writes sixteen hex digits, the way its key/font/sound arguments already read, and Lua writes the integer its key arguments already are. C reads the structs and never sees a Value.

Fields

key: fn(Key) -> Value

id: fn(u64) -> Value

Implementations

impl Handles

pub const INT: Handles

A handle as the integer it is — Lua’s spelling, and the one schema::ENV_FIELDS uses for a focus key.

pub const HEX: Handles

A handle as sixteen hex digits — Node’s spelling.

pub fn opt_key(&self, k: Option<Key>) -> Value

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Handles

fn clone(&self) -> Handles

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Copy for Handles