TransactionSubscription
type TransactionSubscription
A live subscription.
Call `next` in a loop to receive updates; it only returns `None` once `cancel` has been called, since the subscription itself never ends.
type TransactionSubscription struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func LiftFromExternalTransactionSubscription
func LiftFromExternalTransactionSubscription(handle uint64) *TransactionSubscription
func (*TransactionSubscription) Cancel
func (_self *TransactionSubscription) Cancel()
Cancel the subscription, dropping the connection and unblocking a pending `next`.
Idempotent, and safe to call while `next` is pending — the pending call drops the connection on its way out.
Named `cancel` rather than `close` because a `close` method collides with the disposal method uniffi generates for objects in some languages.
func (*TransactionSubscription) Destroy
func (object *TransactionSubscription) Destroy()
func (*TransactionSubscription) IsCanceled
func (_self *TransactionSubscription) IsCanceled() bool
Whether the subscription has been canceled.
func (*TransactionSubscription) Next
func (_self *TransactionSubscription) Next() (*TransactionUpdate, error)
Wait for the next update.
Returns `None` once the subscription has been canceled. Concurrent calls are serialized; there is no ordering guarantee between them.
Raises for errors the subscription cannot recover from by itself, such as a rejected filter. The subscription stays usable afterwards, so a caller that considers the error transient can keep calling `next`.