Struct SimplifiedProcessingStrategy

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pub struct SimplifiedProcessingStrategy;

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Simplified processing strategy - uses basic algorithms

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impl Debug for SimplifiedProcessingStrategy

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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impl FallbackStrategy for SimplifiedProcessingStrategy

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fn name(&self) -> &str

Name of the strategy

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fn can_handle( &self, failure_type: &FailureType, conversion_type: &ConversionType, ) -> bool

Check if this strategy can handle the given failure

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fn success_probability(&self, context: &FallbackContext) -> f32

Estimate the success probability for this strategy

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fn apply( &self, request: &ConversionRequest, _context: &FallbackContext, config: &ConversionConfig, ) -> Result<ConversionResult>

Apply the fallback strategy

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fn priority(&self) -> i32

Get strategy priority (higher = more preferred)

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impl UnwindSafe for SimplifiedProcessingStrategy

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