pipeline -> target, target – write a stream into one or more nodes. More...

#include <cpp/a11/flow/syntax.h>

Inheritance diagram for a11::flow::syntax::Pipe:

Public Attributes
PipelinePtr	pipeline

std::vector< NodePtr >	targets

std::vector< Word >	after

bool	tolerant = false
	`try source -> dest`: a failure arriving from the source, or refused by the destination, is a value this flow reads rather than the end of it.

Public Attributes inherited from a11::flow::syntax::Node
NodeKind	kind = NodeKind::kError

Location	location

Additional Inherited Members
Public Member Functions inherited from a11::flow::syntax::NodeOf< NodeKind::kPipe >
	NodeOf ()

Public Member Functions inherited from a11::flow::syntax::Node
virtual	~Node ()=default

Static Public Attributes inherited from a11::flow::syntax::NodeOf< NodeKind::kPipe >
static constexpr NodeKind	kNodeKind

Detailed Description

pipeline -> target, target – write a stream into one or more nodes.

Member Data Documentation

◆ after

std::vector<Word> a11::flow::syntax::Pipe::after

◆ pipeline

PipelinePtr a11::flow::syntax::Pipe::pipeline

◆ targets

std::vector<NodePtr> a11::flow::syntax::Pipe::targets

◆ tolerant

bool a11::flow::syntax::Pipe::tolerant = false

try source -> dest: a failure arriving from the source, or refused by the destination, is a value this flow reads rather than the end of it.

The same word try run uses, for the same reason: without it the failure is the flow's. try on a stage is a different and narrower thing – it tolerates one value at a time and carries on – because a stage fails per value where a pipe fails once.

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

cpp/a11/flow/syntax.h