Struct ModelProfile 

pub struct ModelProfile { /* private fields */ }

Model-side profile: the specification revision plus the set of enabled extensions that together describe what features a template or job may use.

ModelProfile is the openjd-model counterpart of openjd_expr::ExprProfile. Both crates share the pattern:

• openjd-expr: ExprProfile drives FunctionLibrary::for_profile. Its third axis is HostContext — host-supplied runtime state (path mapping rules).
• openjd-model: ModelProfile drives template validation and job creation. Caller policy is orthogonal and carried separately in CallerLimits; the two are bundled into a ValidationContext where both are needed together.

Profiles are small value types: clone them freely, store them on sessions, pass them by reference into validators. ModelProfile has no mutable operations other than builder-style with_* methods that return a new profile.

Use ModelProfile::to_expr_profile to derive a matching ExprProfile when calling into openjd-expr; the caller supplies the appropriate HostContext for their situation.

Implementations

impl ModelProfile

pub fn new(revision: SpecificationRevision) -> Self

Build a profile for the given revision with no extensions enabled.

pub fn with_extensions(self, extensions: Extensions) -> Self

Set the enabled extensions (replaces any existing set).

pub fn revision(&self) -> SpecificationRevision

The specification revision this profile targets.

pub fn extensions(&self) -> &Extensions

The set of extensions this profile enables.

pub fn has_extension(&self, ext: ModelExtension) -> bool

True iff ext is enabled in this profile.

pub fn to_expr_profile(&self, host_context: HostContext) -> ExprProfile

Derive an ExprProfile matching this profile’s revision and extensions, with the caller-specified HostContext.

This is the bridge from openjd-model to openjd-expr: call this and pass the result to FunctionLibrary::for_profile.

The host_context argument is a caller responsibility because the model has no opinion on it — template validation uses HostContext::Unresolved, runtime session work uses HostContext::WithRules, and pure-template work (e.g. resolving the job name) uses HostContext::None.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for ModelProfile

fn clone(&self) -> ModelProfile

Returns a duplicate of the value.

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

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for ModelProfile

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.