Connection

Struct Connection 

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pub struct Connection {
    pub output_treatment: IO,
    pub output_name: String,
    pub input_treatment: IO,
    pub input_name: String,
    pub attributes: Attributes,
    pub design_reference: Option<Arc<dyn Reference>>,
}
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Describes designed connection.

Main point of attention is about connection logic:

  • a connection entry point is an output;
  • a connection exit point is an input. But:
  • when a connection starts from self, its entry point is the self treatment input;
  • when a connection ends to self, its exit point is the self treatment output.

In functions, all is always ordered in the connection direction, starting from entry point and finishing to exit point.

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§output_treatment: IO§output_name: String§input_treatment: IO§input_name: String§attributes: Attributes§design_reference: Option<Arc<dyn Reference>>

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impl Connection

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pub fn new_internal( output_name: &str, output_treatment: &Arc<RwLock<TreatmentInstanciation>>, input_name: &str, input_treatment: &Arc<RwLock<TreatmentInstanciation>>, attributes: Attributes, design_reference: Option<Arc<dyn Reference>>, ) -> Self

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pub fn new_self( self_input_name: &str, self_output_name: &str, attributes: Attributes, design_reference: Option<Arc<dyn Reference>>, ) -> Self

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pub fn new_self_to_internal( self_input_name: &str, input_name: &str, input_treatment: &Arc<RwLock<TreatmentInstanciation>>, attributes: Attributes, design_reference: Option<Arc<dyn Reference>>, ) -> Self

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pub fn new_internal_to_self( output_name: &str, output_treatment: &Arc<RwLock<TreatmentInstanciation>>, self_output_name: &str, attributes: Attributes, design_reference: Option<Arc<dyn Reference>>, ) -> Self

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impl Attribuable for Connection

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impl Debug for Connection

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