pub trait ContextState { }Expand description
At trait setting up a state machine as described below.
Its implementors represent one specific state defining the amount and the
type of data the Context type holds at that moment.
Implementors§
impl ContextState for HasSettings
The Context has the following initialized and valid fields: path,
dir_path, root_path and ct. The context ct contains data from
insert_config_vars() and insert_settings().
Context<HasSettings> has the following variables set:
TMPL_VAR_CURRENT_SCHEMETMPL_VAR_DIR_PATHin sync withself.dir_pathandTMPL_VAR_DOC_FILE_DATEin sync withself.doc_file_date(only if available).TMPL_VAR_EXTENSION_DEFAULTTMPL_VAR_LANGTMPL_VAR_PATHin sync withself.path,TMPL_VAR_ROOT_PATHin sync withself.root_path.TMPL_VAR_SCHEME_SYNC_DEFAULT.TMPL_VAR_USERNAME
The variables are inserted by the following methods: self.from(),
self.insert_config_vars() and self.insert_settings().
Once this state is achieved, Context is constant and write protected until
the next state transition.
| State order | |
|---|---|
| Previous state | Invalid |
| Current state | HasSettings |
| Next state | ReadyForFilenameTemplate or HasExistingContent |
impl ContextState for Invalid
The Context object is in an invalid state. Either it was not initialized
or its data does not correspond any more to the Content it represents.
| State order | |
|---|---|
| Previous state | none |
| Current state | Invalid |
| Next state | HasSettings |