pub struct Locked<'invoker, 'buffer, B: Buffer> { /* private fields */ }
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A redstone component on which methods can be invoked.

This type combines a redstone block or card address, an Invoker that can be used to make method calls, and a scratch buffer used to perform CBOR encoding and decoding. A value of this type can be created by calling Redstone::lock, and it can be dropped to return the borrow of the invoker and buffer to the caller so they can be reused for other purposes.

The 'invoker lifetime is the lifetime of the invoker. The 'buffer lifetime is the lifetime of the buffer. The B type is the type of scratch buffer to use.

Implementations

Returns the signal strengths received on all six sides.

The returned array is indexed by side. For a redstone block, the indices should be absolute sides. For a redstone card in a computer, the indices should be relative sides.

Errors

Returns the signal strengths received on a side.

For a redstone block, the side parameter must be an absolute side. For a redstone card in a computer, the side parameter must be a relative side.

Errors

Returns the bundled signal strengths received on all six sides.

The returned array is indexed by side. For a redstone block, the indices should be absolute sides. For a redstone card in a computer, the indices should be relative sides. Each element of the outer array is itself an array indexed by colour.

Errors

Returns the bundled signal strengths received on a side.

For a redstone block, the side parameter must be an absolute side. For a redstone card in a computer, the side parameter must be a relative side.

The returned array is indexed by colour.

Errors

Returns the bundled signal strength received on a side on a single colour of wire.

For a redstone block, the side parameter must be an absolute side. For a redstone card in a computer, the side parameter must be a relative side.

Errors

Returns the signal strengths emitted on all six sides.

The returned array is indexed by side. For a redstone block, the indices should be absolute sides. For a redstone card in a computer, the indices should be relative sides.

Errors

Returns the signal strength emitted on a side.

For a redstone block, the side parameter must be an absolute side. For a redstone card in a computer, the side parameter must be a relative side.

Errors

Returns the bundled signal strengths emitted on all six sides.

The returned array is indexed by side. For a redstone block, the indices should be absolute sides. For a redstone card in a computer, the indices should be relative sides. Each element of the outer array is itself an array indexed by colour.

Errors

Returns the bundled signal strengths emitted on a side.

For a redstone block, the side parameter must be an absolute side. For a redstone card in a computer, the side parameter must be a relative side.

The returned array is indexed by colour.

Errors

Returns the bundled signal strength emitted on a side on a single colour of wire.

For a redstone block, the side parameter must be an absolute side. For a redstone card in a computer, the side parameter must be a relative side.

Errors

Sets the signal strengths to emit on any subset of the sides.

The levels parameter contains an element for each side. For a redstone block, the indices into this array are absolute sides. For a redstone card in a computer, the indices are relative sides. Each element of the array can be Some with the new signal strength to emit, or None to leave that side unmodified.

The old signal levels, prior to modification, are returned.

Errors

Sets the signal strength to emit on a single side.

The side parameter selects the side to modify. For a redstone block, the value must be an absolute side. For a redstone card in a computer, the value must be a relative side.

The old signal level, prior to modification, is returned.

Errors

Sets the bundled signal strengths to emit on any subset of wires on any subset of sides.

The levels parameter contains an element for each side. For a redstone block, the indices into this array are absolute sides. For a redstone card in a computer, the indices are relative sides. Each element of the array is itself another array. The inner arrays are indexed by colour. Each element of the inner array can be Some with the new signal strength to emit, or None to leave that colour unmodified.

Errors

Sets the bundled signal strengths to emit on any subset of wires on a single side.

The side parameter selects the side to modify. For a redstone block, the value must be an absolute side. For a redstone card in a computer, the value must be a relative side.

The levels parameter contains an element for each colour. Each element of levels can be Some with the new signal strength to emit, or None to leave that colour unmodified.

Errors

Sets the bundled signal strength to emit on a single wire on a single side.

The side parameter selects the side to modify. For a redstone block, the value must be an absolute side. For a redstone card in a computer, the value must be a relative side.

The old signal level, prior to modification, is returned.

Errors

Returns the comparator value on a given side.

For a redstone block, the side parameter must be an absolute side. For a redstone card in a computer, the side parameter must be a relative side.

The returned value is the signal level that would be emitted by a comparator sensing the adjacent block. If the target block is not readable by a comparator, zero is returned.

Errors

Returns the wake threshold.

When any redstone input changes from being strictly less than the threshold to greater than or equal to the threshold, the containing computer (in the case of a redstone card) or all connected computers (in the case of a redstone block) are powered on if they are off.

Errors

Sets the wake threshold.

When any redstone input changes from being strictly less than the threshold to greater than or equal to the threshold, the containing computer (in the case of a redstone card) or all connected computers (in the case of a redstone block) are powered on if they are off.

The old wake threshold, prior to modification, is returned.

Errors

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