Package net.nuke24.tscript34.p0010.ducer

Class InputPortState<I>

java.lang.Object
net.nuke24.tscript34.p0010.ducer.InputPortState<I>
public class InputPortState<I> extends Object
Represents the state of a Danducer input port, which can be open or closed, and have some queued but not-processed data. If closed, the queued data will *never* be processed by the Danducer in question. Counterpart to a DucerChunk, which can be thought to represent the state of an output port. 2024-02-09 Note: This is a bad way to model this because the case where input is NOT closed, but there is data queued, is hard to handle, especially in an abstract way. When updating a DucerState, one would need to be careful to always process any queued data before processing new data. If input data is only ever completely rejected (as opposed to rejected only for now), this problem goes away. The earlier Ducer scheme was in this way better than the current one. It is probably best to remove the idea of queued input data entirely. That said, we could have an auxiliary output pipe, whose chunks are the same type as input chunks, and use that as a way to pass on unprocessed input.

  • Field Details

    • isClosed

      public final boolean isClosed
      Whether the port is closed. Once closed, anything left in the queue can be safely discarded or passed to a different port.

    • queued

      public final I queued

  • Constructor Details

    • InputPortState

      public InputPortState(boolean isClosed, I queued)

  • Method Details

    • isClosed

      public boolean isClosed()