pub(super) struct StreamProgressRecorder {
progress: StreamProgress,
batch_pending: bool,
}Expand description
Collects StreamProgress from the live event stream.
The pipeline emits Batch then the Progress that accounts for it, so a
batch’s checkpoint is the value of the NEXT progress event. Progress
events with no batch before them (the leading processed: 0, and any
chunk that produced no meshes) carry no batch to attach to and are only
used for total_jobs.
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Source§impl StreamProgressRecorder
impl StreamProgressRecorder
pub(super) fn on_batch(&mut self)
pub(super) fn on_progress(&mut self, processed: usize, total: usize)
Sourcepub(super) fn take(&mut self) -> StreamProgress
pub(super) fn take(&mut self) -> StreamProgress
Take what was recorded, leaving the recorder empty.
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Source§impl Default for StreamProgressRecorder
impl Default for StreamProgressRecorder
Source§fn default() -> StreamProgressRecorder
fn default() -> StreamProgressRecorder
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impl Freeze for StreamProgressRecorder
impl RefUnwindSafe for StreamProgressRecorder
impl Send for StreamProgressRecorder
impl Sync for StreamProgressRecorder
impl Unpin for StreamProgressRecorder
impl UnwindSafe for StreamProgressRecorder
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