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#481 in Game dev
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Used in bevy_ui_mod_alerts
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bevy_mod_try_system
This crate defines TrySystemExt
, an extension trait implemented on all IntoSystem
with Out = Result<Val, Error>
. It provides a method, pipe_err
, which accepts self
and another system (with In = Error
) as parameters, and returns a CombinerSystem
(the same vehicle behind PipeSystem
and the system.pipe
method) that passes errors from the first system into the second system.
Warnings about chained outputs.
Assume we intend to call system_a.pipe_err(system_b)
, where system_a
returns some type Result<(), Error>
. If we wanted to pipe some output Value
from system_a
out to a third system_c
, we can, as long as system B can provide fallback values of Value
when system A
returns an Error
:
fn system_a() -> Result<Value, Error> {
// ...
}
fn system_b(In(error): In<Error>) -> Value {
// ...
}
fn system_c(In(value): In<Value>) {
// ...
}
fn main() {
App::new()
.add_plugins(DefaultPlugins)
.add_systems(Update, system_a.pipe_err(system_b).pipe(system_c))
.run();
}
Importantly, if system_b
cannot provide a fallback value, then this doesn't work very well. However, you can usually be clever, for example returning Option<Value>
from system_b
and using system.map
:
// ...
fn system_b(In(error): In<Error>) -> Value {
// ...
}
// ...
app.add_systems(Update, system_a.map(|result| result.map(|value| Some(value))).pipe_err(system_b).pipe(system_c));
See the tests for more information.
Dependencies
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