memscope_rs::analysis_engine::detector_adapter

Struct DetectorToAnalyzer

pub struct DetectorToAnalyzer<D: Detector + Send + Sync> { /* private fields */ }

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Adapter that converts a Detector into an Analyzer

This allows detectors from the analysis module to be used with the AnalysisEngine, which expects the Analyzer trait.

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impl<D: Detector + Send + Sync> DetectorToAnalyzer<D>

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pub fn new(detector: D) -> Self

Create a new adapter from a detector

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pub fn from_boxed(detector: Box<D>) -> Self

Create a new adapter from a boxed detector

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pub fn detector(&self) -> &D

Get a reference to the underlying detector

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impl<D: Detector + Send + Sync + 'static> Analyzer for DetectorToAnalyzer<D>

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fn name(&self) -> &str

Get the name of this analyzer

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fn analyze(&self, snapshot: &MemorySnapshot) -> AnalysisResult

Analyze a memory snapshot and return results Read more

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impl<D> UnwindSafe for DetectorToAnalyzer<D>
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