tegral-niwen-parser/guru.zoroark.tegral.niwen.parser.expectations/ComposeStateCallbacks

ComposeStateCallbacks

class ComposeStateCallbacks<T, R, U, V>(a: StateCallback<T, R, U>, b: StateCallback<T, U, V>) : StateCallback<T, R, V>

An implementation of StateCallback that composes two other state callbacks. Consider that we were only dealing with regular functions, this would give:

fun a(state: R): U
fun b(state: U): V
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Then, this class would be equivalent to the following function:

fun composed(state: R): U = b(a(state))
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Parameters

T

Context type, see NodeParameterKey for details

R

Input type of the a state callback

U

Output type of the a state callback and input type of the b state callback

V

Output type of the b state callback

Constructors

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constructor(a: StateCallback<T, R, U>, b: StateCallback<T, U, V>)

Functions

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fun <T, R> StateCallback<T, R, *>?.createStoreMap(value: R): Map<NodeParameterKey<T, *>, Any?>

Create a store map and evaluate this state callback. The map is returned.

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open override fun reduceState(    storage: MutableMap<NodeParameterKey<T, *>, Any?>,     state: R): V

Reduce the provided state, optionally storing it in the storage.

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fun <T, R> StateCallback<T, R, *>?.withStoreMap(value: R, currIndex: Int, handler: (Map<NodeParameterKey<T, *>, Any?>) -> ExpectationResult<T>): ExpectationResult<T>

Create a store map (using createStoreMap) and call the provided handler, returning an ExpectationResult.