fidl_fuchsia_power_systemmode

Enum ClientConfiguratorRequest

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pub enum ClientConfiguratorRequest {
    Get {
        client_type: ClientType,
        responder: ClientConfiguratorGetResponder,
    },
    Set {
        client_type: ClientType,
        config: ClientConfig,
        responder: ClientConfiguratorSetResponder,
    },
}
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A protocol that can be used to update the power configuration for a given [ClientType].

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Get

Gets the power configuration for the given [ClientType].

If there is no power configuration for client_type then the returned value will be absent.

  • client_type specifies which [ClientType] ClientConfig to get
  • config is the returned client-specific configuration, or an absent value if client_type does not have an existing configuration

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§client_type: ClientType
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Set

Sets the power configuration for the given [ClientType].

This method should be used in tandem with [GetConfig] in order to update the existing power configuration for a given [ClientType] without fully overwriting it.

When the power configuration for a given [ClientType] is changed, the Power Manager will reevaluate current power level of that [ClientType] according to the new configuration. This reevaluation may result in a new power level being sent to the connected client.

The call returns immediately after the new config has been received and validated. Actual system changes to be applied as a result of changing a client’s configuration will occur after the call has returned. Therefore, any errors that occur while updating clients according to the new system power mode are not propagated back to the caller. Instead, client updates are applied on a “best effort” basis.

If the provided config is not valid, then no changes will be applied and the channel will be closed. Validation will fail if a given SystemMode is repeated across multiple mode_match entries contained by the ClientConfig.

  • client_type specifies which [ClientType]’s ClientConfig to set
  • config is the ClientConfig that will be set for [client_type]

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impl Debug for ClientConfiguratorRequest

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