pub struct ReaderGroupState { /* private fields */ }
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ReaderGroupState encapsulates all readers states.

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impl ReaderGroupState

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pub async fn add_reader( &mut self, reader: &Reader ) -> Result<(), ReaderGroupStateError>

Adds a reader to the reader group state.

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pub async fn check_online(&mut self, reader: &Reader) -> bool

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pub async fn get_online_readers(&mut self) -> Vec<Reader>

Returns the active readers in a vector.

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pub async fn compute_segments_to_acquire_or_release( &mut self, reader: &Reader ) -> Result<isize, ReaderGroupStateError>

Compute the number of segments to acquire.

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pub async fn get_segments(&mut self) -> HashSet<ScopedSegment>

Return the list of all segments.

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pub async fn get_streamcut(&mut self) -> HashMap<ScopedSegment, Offset>

get all assigned and unassigned segments to offset map in ReaderGroup. This is used to construct StreamCut

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pub async fn assign_segment_to_reader( &mut self, reader: &Reader ) -> Result<Option<ScopedSegment>, ReaderGroupStateError>

Assign an unassigned segment to a given reader

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pub async fn get_segments_for_reader( &mut self, reader: &Reader ) -> Result<HashSet<(ScopedSegment, Offset)>, SynchronizerError>

Return the list of segments assigned to the requested reader.

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pub async fn release_segment( &mut self, reader: &Reader, segment: &ScopedSegment, offset: &Offset ) -> Result<(), ReaderGroupStateError>

Release a currently assigned segment from the given reader.

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pub async fn segment_completed( &mut self, reader: &Reader, segment_completed: &ScopedSegment, successors_mapped_to_their_predecessors: &HashMap<SegmentWithRange, Vec<Segment>> ) -> Result<(), ReaderGroupStateError>

Remove the completed segments and add its successors for next to read. This should be called by the reader who’s reading the current segment. Since a segment cannot be read by multiple readers, we can assume this won’t be called by multiple processors at the same time.

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