Struct ThreadLoop 

pub struct ThreadLoop { /* private fields */ }

Provides a main loop implementation which runs in a separate thread.

Implementations

impl ThreadLoop

pub fn new(props: &Properties) -> Option<ThreadLoop>

Create a new thread main loop.

pub fn main_loop(&self) -> &MainLoop

Access the underlying main loop.

This is only intended for managing the main loop sources, and methods such as [MainLoop::run], [MainLoop::lock] etc. should not be called.

pub fn run(&self)

Run the thread main loop.

pub fn quit(&self)

Quit the thread main loop.

pub fn lock(&self) -> ThreadLoopGuard

Take a lock on the thread main loop. While this lock is held, the main loop thread will not run any iterations. Conversely, taking the lock will block until the current main loop iteration has completed.

The lock is released when the returned ThreadLoopGuard is dropped.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for ThreadLoop

fn clone(&self) -> ThreadLoop

Returns a duplicate of the value.

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

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Refcounted for ThreadLoop

type WeakRef = WeakThreadLoop

The type of a weak reference to the object

fn upgrade(this: &Self::WeakRef) -> Option<Self>

Try to convert a weak reference to a strong reference. If the underlying object isstill alive, returns a Some continaing the value. If the underlying object’s strong reference count dropped to zero, and was thus freed, this returns None.

fn downgrade(&self) -> Self::WeakRef

Create a weak reference to the object. This reference does not impact the object’s lifecycle, and merely allows us the option to try to retrieve the object using Self::upgrade().

impl Send for ThreadLoop

impl Sync for ThreadLoop