fidl_fuchsia_diagnostics

Enum BatchIteratorRequest

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pub enum BatchIteratorRequest {
    GetNext {
        responder: BatchIteratorGetNextResponder,
    },
    WaitForReady {
        responder: BatchIteratorWaitForReadyResponder,
    },
    _UnknownMethod {
        ordinal: u64,
        control_handle: BatchIteratorControlHandle,
        method_type: MethodType,
    },
}
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Conceptually, a directory iterator, where each element in the iterator is a single complete file that can be concatenated with other results.

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GetNext

Returns a vector of [fuchsia.diagnostics/FormattedContent] structs with a format dictated by the format_settings argument provided to the Reader protocol which spawned this BatchIterator.

An empty vector implies that the data hierarchy has been fully iterated, and subsequent GetNext calls will always return the empty vector.

When the BatchIterator is serving results via subscription model, calls to GetNext will hang until there is new data available, it will not return an empty vector.

  • returns a vector of FormattedContent structs. Clients connected to a Batch are expected to call GetNext() until an empty vector is returned, denoting that the entire data hierarchy has been read.
  • error a [fuchsia.diagnostics/ReaderError] value indicating that there was an issue reading the underlying data hierarchies or formatting those hierarchies to populate the batch. Note, these issues do not include a single component’s data hierarchy failing to be read. The iterator is tolerant of individual component data sources failing to be read, whether that failure is a timeout or a malformed binary file. In the event that a GetNext call fails, that subset of the data hierarchy results is dropped, but future calls to GetNext will provide new subsets of FormattedDataHierarchies.
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WaitForReady

Indiciates that the BatchIterator has been connected. If the BatchIterator hasn’t been connected, this method will hang until it is.

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_UnknownMethod

An interaction was received which does not match any known method.

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This variant is marked as non-exhaustive
Non-exhaustive enum variants could have additional fields added in future. Therefore, non-exhaustive enum variants cannot be constructed in external crates and cannot be matched against.
§ordinal: u64

Ordinal of the method that was called.

§method_type: MethodType

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impl Debug for BatchIteratorRequest

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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