Struct OutputManagementHandler

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pub struct OutputManagementHandler { /* private fields */ }

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impl OutputManagementHandler

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pub fn new(event_tx: Sender<OutputManagementEvent>) -> Self

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examples/output.rs (line 15)
7async fn main() {
8    // create mpsc channel for interacting with the output handler
9    let (output_msg_tx, mut output_msg_rx) = mpsc::channel(128);
10
11    // create mpsc channel for receiving events from the output handler
12    let (output_event_tx, mut output_event_rx) = mpsc::channel(128);
13    
14    // create the handler instance
15    let mut output_handler = OutputManagementHandler::new(output_event_tx);
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17
18    // start the output handler
19    let output_t = tokio::spawn(async move {
20        let _ = output_handler.run(output_msg_rx).await;
21    });
22
23    // receive all output events
24    let output_event_t = tokio::spawn(async move {
25        loop {
26            let msg = output_event_rx.recv().await;
27            if msg.is_none() {
28                continue;
29            }
30            println!("received output_event event={:?}", msg);
31        }
32    });
33
34    let _ = output_t.await.unwrap();
35    let _ = output_event_t.await.unwrap();
36}
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pub async fn run(&mut self, msg_rx: Receiver<OutputManagementMessage>)

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examples/output.rs (line 20)
7async fn main() {
8    // create mpsc channel for interacting with the output handler
9    let (output_msg_tx, mut output_msg_rx) = mpsc::channel(128);
10
11    // create mpsc channel for receiving events from the output handler
12    let (output_event_tx, mut output_event_rx) = mpsc::channel(128);
13    
14    // create the handler instance
15    let mut output_handler = OutputManagementHandler::new(output_event_tx);
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17
18    // start the output handler
19    let output_t = tokio::spawn(async move {
20        let _ = output_handler.run(output_msg_rx).await;
21    });
22
23    // receive all output events
24    let output_event_t = tokio::spawn(async move {
25        loop {
26            let msg = output_event_rx.recv().await;
27            if msg.is_none() {
28                continue;
29            }
30            println!("received output_event event={:?}", msg);
31        }
32    });
33
34    let _ = output_t.await.unwrap();
35    let _ = output_event_t.await.unwrap();
36}

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