pub struct LandXmlMetadataStreamAssembler { /* private fields */ }Expand description
Reassembles move-owned metadata cursor events for adapters that still need a complete semantic document at their compatibility boundary.
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impl LandXmlMetadataStreamAssembler
Sourcepub fn push(
&mut self,
event: LandXmlMetadataStreamEvent,
) -> Result<(), LandXmlError>
pub fn push( &mut self, event: LandXmlMetadataStreamEvent, ) -> Result<(), LandXmlError>
Consume one event emitted through LandXmlStreamEvent::Metadata.
Sourcepub fn finish(self) -> Result<LandXmlStreamSummary, LandXmlError>
pub fn finish(self) -> Result<LandXmlStreamSummary, LandXmlError>
Return the reassembled summary after its single end event.
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Source§impl Default for LandXmlMetadataStreamAssembler
impl Default for LandXmlMetadataStreamAssembler
Source§fn default() -> LandXmlMetadataStreamAssembler
fn default() -> LandXmlMetadataStreamAssembler
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impl !Freeze for LandXmlMetadataStreamAssembler
impl !RefUnwindSafe for LandXmlMetadataStreamAssembler
impl Send for LandXmlMetadataStreamAssembler
impl !Sync for LandXmlMetadataStreamAssembler
impl Unpin for LandXmlMetadataStreamAssembler
impl UnwindSafe for LandXmlMetadataStreamAssembler
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