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- type JSONProperties
- func (x *JSONProperties) Alter(key string, alterer func(data.Clonable) fail.Error) (ferr fail.Error)
- func (x *JSONProperties) Count() uint
- func (x *JSONProperties) Deserialize(buf []byte) (ferr fail.Error)
- func (x *JSONProperties) Inspect(key string, inspector func(clonable data.Clonable) fail.Error) (ferr fail.Error)
- func (x *JSONProperties) Lookup(key string) bool
- func (x *JSONProperties) Serialize() (_ []byte, ferr fail.Error)
- func (x *JSONProperties) SetModule(module string) (ferr fail.Error)
- type Serializable
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var PropertyTypeRegistry = struct{ propertyTypeRegistry }{/* contains filtered or unexported fields */}
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type JSONProperties ¶
type JSONProperties struct {
// properties jsonProperties
Properties map[string]*jsonProperty
// This lock is used to make sure addition or removal of keys in JSonProperties won't collide in go routines
sync.RWMutex
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
JSONProperties ...
func NewJSONProperties ¶
func NewJSONProperties(module string) (_ *JSONProperties, ferr fail.Error)
NewJSONProperties creates a new JSonProperties instance
func (*JSONProperties) Alter ¶
func (x *JSONProperties) Alter(key string, alterer func(data.Clonable) fail.Error) (ferr fail.Error)
Alter is used to lock an extension for write Returns a pointer to LockedEncodedExtension, on which can be applied method 'Use()' If no extension exists corresponding to the key, an empty one is created (in other words, this call can't fail because a key doesn't exist). 'alterer' can use a special error to tell the outside there was no change : fail.ErrAlteredNothing, which can be generated with fail.AlteredNothingError().
func (*JSONProperties) Count ¶
func (x *JSONProperties) Count() uint
Count returns the number of properties available
func (*JSONProperties) Deserialize ¶
func (x *JSONProperties) Deserialize(buf []byte) (ferr fail.Error)
Deserialize ... Returns fail.SyntaxError if an JSON syntax error happens satisfies interface data.Serializable
func (*JSONProperties) Inspect ¶
func (x *JSONProperties) Inspect(key string, inspector func(clonable data.Clonable) fail.Error) (ferr fail.Error)
Inspect allows to consult the content of the property 'key' inside 'inspector' function Changes in the property won't be kept
func (*JSONProperties) Lookup ¶
func (x *JSONProperties) Lookup(key string) bool
Lookup tells if a key is present in JSonProperties
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