PartialReversalResponse

Enum PartialReversalResponse

pub enum PartialReversalResponse {
    IntermediateStatusInformation(IntermediateStatusInformation),
    StatusInformation(StatusInformation),
    PrintLine(PrintLine),
    PrintTextBlock(PrintTextBlock),
    CompletionData(CompletionData),
    PartialReversalAbort(PartialReversalAbort),
}

Expand description

Response to packets::PartialReversal message as defined in 2.10.

The output is identical to Reversal (06 30), which has the same output as Authorization (06 01). The only difference is the 2.10.1 case, where we return the currently active transactions.

Variants§

IntermediateStatusInformation(IntermediateStatusInformation)

2.2.4

StatusInformation(StatusInformation)

2.2.6

PrintLine(PrintLine)

2.2.7

PrintTextBlock(PrintTextBlock)

2.2.7

CompletionData(CompletionData)

2.2.9

PartialReversalAbort(PartialReversalAbort)

2.2.9 and 2.10.1 Abort messages.

Note: The packets::Abort message is a valid subset of packets::PartialReversalAbort.

Trait Implementations§

impl Debug for PartialReversalResponse

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

impl ZvtParser for PartialReversalResponse

fn zvt_parse(bytes: &[u8]) -> ZVTResult<Self>

Auto Trait Implementations§

impl Freeze for PartialReversalResponse

impl RefUnwindSafe for PartialReversalResponse

impl Send for PartialReversalResponse

impl Sync for PartialReversalResponse

impl Unpin for PartialReversalResponse

impl UnwindSafe for PartialReversalResponse

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