fidl_fuchsia_testing

Enum FakeClockControlRequest

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pub enum FakeClockControlRequest {
    Advance {
        increment: Increment,
        responder: FakeClockControlAdvanceResponder,
    },
    ResumeWithIncrements {
        real: i64,
        increment: Increment,
        responder: FakeClockControlResumeWithIncrementsResponder,
    },
    AddStopPoint {
        deadline_id: DeadlineId,
        event_type: DeadlineEventType,
        on_stop: EventPair,
        responder: FakeClockControlAddStopPointResponder,
    },
    Pause {
        responder: FakeClockControlPauseResponder,
    },
    IgnoreNamedDeadline {
        deadline_id: DeadlineId,
        responder: FakeClockControlIgnoreNamedDeadlineResponder,
    },
}
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Provides control over fake clocks.

FakeClockControl provides complete control of the fake clocks that it provides, and serves over FakeClock.

Upon start up, all the clocks are set to free-running with increments set to 1ms:1ms (same as calling SetIncrements with a real duration of 1ms and a determined increment of 1ms as well).

The initial time value for every fake clock is read from the corresponding real clock at start up.

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Advance

Advances the fake clock increment once. Returns ZX_ERR_INVALID_ARGS if the provided increment is invalid (such as a badly formed RandomRange). Returns ZX_ERR_ACCESS_DENIED if called while the FakeClock is free-running.

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ResumeWithIncrements

Resumes free-running increments on the fake clock. real is the period based on the real monotonic clock over which increment is going to be applied. Returns ZX_ERR_INVALID_ARGS if the provided increment is invalid (such as a badly formed RandomRange).

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AddStopPoint

Registers interest in a deadline event. deadline_id and event_type identify the named deadline and the event associated with the deadline. When the event occurs, FakeClock will signal EVENTPAIR_SIGNALED on on_stop. If time is free-running, the clock is stopped. Closing the eventpair cancels interest in the deadline. If the eventpair is closed when a deadline is reached, time is not stopped. Note that only events that occur after AddStopPoint is called are matched. In addition, the EXPIRED event is always reported, even if the component that created the deadline does not act on the deadline expiration.

The intended use is to set a stop point using AddStopPoint, resume running time with ResumeWithIncrements, then wait for the stop point to occur using the on_stop eventpair. Setting a stop point is only allowed while time is stopped. If time is free running when this method is invoked ZX_ERR_ACCESS_DENIED is returned. If a stop point is already registered for the same event, ZX_ALREADY_BOUND is returned.

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§deadline_id: DeadlineId
§on_stop: EventPair
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Pause

Pauses free-running increments on the fake clock.

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IgnoreNamedDeadline

Instructs the fake clock to make deadlines named deadline_id never expire. This is a no-op if deadline_id is already in the ignored set.

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§deadline_id: DeadlineId

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impl Debug for FakeClockControlRequest

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