pub enum PipeOp {
Show 24 variants
Transform(Box<Expr>),
Filter(Box<Expr>),
Sort(Option<Ident>),
Reduce(Box<Expr>),
Middle,
Choice,
Nth(Box<Expr>),
Next,
First,
Last,
Parallel(Box<PipeOp>),
Gpu(Box<PipeOp>),
Method {
name: Ident,
args: Vec<Expr>,
},
Await,
Named {
prefix: Vec<Ident>,
body: Option<Box<Expr>>,
},
Send(Box<Expr>),
Recv,
Stream(Box<Expr>),
Connect(Option<Box<Expr>>),
Close,
Header {
name: Box<Expr>,
value: Box<Expr>,
},
Body(Box<Expr>),
Timeout(Box<Expr>),
Retry {
count: Box<Expr>,
strategy: Option<Box<Expr>>,
},
}Expand description
Pipe operation in a chain.
Variants§
Transform(Box<Expr>)
Transform morpheme: τ{f}
Filter(Box<Expr>)
Filter morpheme: φ{p}
Sort(Option<Ident>)
Sort morpheme: σ or σ.field
Reduce(Box<Expr>)
Reduce morpheme: ρ{f}
Middle
Middle morpheme: μ - get middle/median element
Choice
Choice morpheme: χ - random element selection
Nth(Box<Expr>)
Nth morpheme: ν{n} - get nth element
Next
Next morpheme: ξ - get next element (iterator)
First
First morpheme: α - get first element
Last
Last morpheme: ω - get last element
Parallel(Box<PipeOp>)
Parallel morpheme: ∥{op} or parallel{op} - execute operation in parallel
Wraps another operation to run it across multiple threads
Gpu(Box<PipeOp>)
GPU compute morpheme: ⊛{op} or gpu{op} - execute operation on GPU
Wraps another operation to run it as a compute shader
Method
Method call
Await
Await
Named
Named morpheme: ·map{f}, ·flow{f}
Send(Box<Expr>)
Send operation: |send{data} or |⇒{data} - send data over connection
Results are automatically marked with Reported evidentiality
Recv
Receive operation: |recv or |⇐ - receive data from connection
Results are automatically marked with Reported evidentiality
Stream(Box<Expr>)
Stream operation: |stream{handler} or |≋{handler} - iterate over incoming data
Each element is marked with Reported evidentiality
Connect(Option<Box<Expr>>)
Connect operation: |connect{config} or |⊸{config} - establish connection
Close
Close operation: |close or |⊗ - close connection gracefully
Header
Protocol header: |header{name, value} - add/set header
Body(Box<Expr>)
Protocol body: |body{data} - set request body
Timeout(Box<Expr>)
Timeout: |timeout{ms} or |⏱{ms} - set operation timeout
Retry
Retry: |retry{count} or |retry{count, strategy} - retry on failure
Trait Implementations§
impl StructuralPartialEq for PipeOp
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for PipeOp
impl RefUnwindSafe for PipeOp
impl Send for PipeOp
impl Sync for PipeOp
impl Unpin for PipeOp
impl UnwindSafe for PipeOp
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