sheave_core::messages::headers

Enum MessageHeader

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pub enum MessageHeader {
    New(New),
    SameSource(SameSource),
    TimerChange(TimerChange),
    Continue,
}
Expand description

Indicates a chunk datum format and which stream is it into. This header has 4 types.

Total LengthTimestampMessage LengthMessage TypeMessage ID
113314
7331
33
0

Unit of every item is bytes.

  • 11 bytes type is required when a new message ID is necessary, that is, communicating with a partner on a new message stream.
  • 7 bytes type is required when a message which is different either type or length, sends/receives on same message stream.
  • 3 bytes type is required when a message which is same both type and length, sends/receives on same message stream.
  • 0 bytes type is required when concatenates a message which is same but exceeding the chunk size on same message stream.

Note that 0 bytes type is required to consider of the message length becuase is inside its chunk datum.

Headers and tuples are convertible into each other.

HeadersTuples
MessageHeader::New(Duration, u32, u8, u32)
MessageHeader::SameSource(Duration, u32, u8)
MessageHeader::TimerChangeDuration

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use std::time::Duration;
use sheave_core::messages::headers::MessageHeader;

let new = MessageHeader::New((Duration::default(), u32::default(), u8::default().into(), u32::default()).into());
assert!(new.get_message_id().is_some());

let same_source = MessageHeader::SameSource((Duration::default(), u32::default(), u8::default().into()).into());
assert!(same_source.get_message_id().is_none());

let timer_change = MessageHeader::TimerChange(Duration::default().into());
assert!(timer_change.get_message_length().is_none());
assert!(timer_change.get_message_type().is_none());

Because of no field, The Continue header isn’t implemented From<T>.

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New(New)

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SameSource(SameSource)

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TimerChange(TimerChange)

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Continue

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impl MessageHeader

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pub fn get_timestamp(&self) -> Option<Duration>

Gets a timestamp. Only 0 bytes type returns None.

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use std::time::Duration;
use sheave_core::messages::headers::MessageHeader;

// In case of 11 bytes type.
let new = MessageHeader::New((Duration::default(), u32::default(), u8::default().into(), u32::default()).into());
assert!(new.get_timestamp().is_some());

// In case of 7 bytes type.
let same_source = MessageHeader::SameSource((Duration::default(), u32::default(), u8::default().into()).into());
assert!(same_source.get_timestamp().is_some());

// In case of 3 bytes type.
let timer_change = MessageHeader::TimerChange(Duration::default().into());
assert!(timer_change.get_timestamp().is_some());
 
// In case of 0 bytes type.
assert!(MessageHeader::Continue.get_timestamp().is_none())
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pub fn get_message_length(&self) -> Option<u32>

Gets a message length. 0 bytes type and 3 bytes type return None.

§Examples
use std::time::Duration;
use sheave_core::messages::headers::MessageHeader;

// In case of 11 bytes type.
let new = MessageHeader::New((Duration::default(), u32::default(), u8::default().into(), u32::default()).into());
assert!(new.get_message_length().is_some());

// In case of 7 bytes type.
let same_source = MessageHeader::SameSource((Duration::default(), u32::default(), u8::default().into()).into());
assert!(same_source.get_message_length().is_some());

// In case of 3 bytes type.
let timer_change = MessageHeader::TimerChange(Duration::default().into());
assert!(timer_change.get_message_length().is_none());

// In case of 0 bytes type.
assert!(MessageHeader::Continue.get_message_length().is_none())
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pub fn get_message_type(&self) -> Option<MessageType>

Gets a message type. 0 bytes type and 3 bytes type return None.

§Examples
use std::time::Duration;
use sheave_core::messages::headers::MessageHeader;

// In case of 11 bytes type.
let new = MessageHeader::New((Duration::default(), u32::default(), u8::default().into(), u32::default()).into());
assert!(new.get_message_type().is_some());

// In case of 7 bytes type.
let same_source = MessageHeader::SameSource((Duration::default(), u32::default(), u8::default().into()).into());
assert!(same_source.get_message_type().is_some());

// In case of 3 bytes type.
let timer_change = MessageHeader::TimerChange(Duration::default().into());
assert!(timer_change.get_message_type().is_none());

// In case of 0 bytes type.
assert!(MessageHeader::Continue.get_message_type().is_none())
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pub fn get_message_id(&self) -> Option<u32>

Gets a message ID. All but 11 bytes type returns None.

§Examples
use std::time::Duration;
use sheave_core::messages::headers::MessageHeader;

// In case of 11 bytes type.
let new = MessageHeader::New((Duration::default(), u32::default(), u8::default().into(), u32::default()).into());
assert!(new.get_message_id().is_some());

// In case of 7 bytes type.
let same_source = MessageHeader::SameSource((Duration::default(), u32::default(), u8::default().into()).into());
assert!(same_source.get_message_id().is_none());

// In case of 3 bytes type.
let timer_change = MessageHeader::TimerChange(Duration::default().into());
assert!(timer_change.get_message_id().is_none());

// In case of 0 bytes type.
assert!(MessageHeader::Continue.get_message_id().is_none())

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impl Clone for MessageHeader

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fn clone(&self) -> MessageHeader

Returns a copy of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for MessageHeader

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Copy for MessageHeader

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