Struct DefaultHandler

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pub struct DefaultHandler(/* private fields */);

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The default handler type.

When no channel or callback is provided to Subscriber or Query, Zenoh uses this type by default.

Currently, this type is an opaque wrapper over the FifoChannel with default settings. But the separate type was created to make it possible to change the default handler implementation without breaking API changes.

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impl Default for DefaultHandler

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fn default() -> DefaultHandler

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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impl<T: CallbackParameter + Send + 'static> IntoHandler<T> for DefaultHandler

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type Handler = <FifoChannel as IntoHandler<T>>::Handler

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fn into_handler(self) -> (Callback<T>, Self::Handler)

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impl UnwindSafe for DefaultHandler

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