Uses of Record Class
org.ek9lang.compiler.phase7.generator.ResourceCloser.FirstFailure

Packages that use ResourceCloser.FirstFailure

Package	Description
org.ek9lang.compiler.phase7.generator

Uses of ResourceCloser.FirstFailure in org.ek9lang.compiler.phase7.generator

Methods in org.ek9lang.compiler.phase7.generator that return ResourceCloser.FirstFailure

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
ResourceCloser.FirstFailure	ApplicationClose.newFirstFailure()	The first-failure slot the closes record into, declared before the first close.
ResourceCloser.FirstFailure	ResourceCloser.newFirstFailure()	A new first-failure variable for one region.
ResourceCloser.FirstFailure	ResourceCloser.newFirstFailure(String ownerScopeId)	ResourceCloser.newFirstFailure() for a region made in a scope that is not yet current where the variable is declared (try-with-resources: the resource scope, entered after the declarations).

Methods in org.ek9lang.compiler.phase7.generator with parameters of type ResourceCloser.FirstFailure

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
List<IRInstr>	ResourceCloser.closeEach(List<ResourceCloser.Closing> closings, ResourceCloser.FirstFailure firstFailure, DebugInfo debugInfo)	ResourceCloser.closingRegion(List, List, ResourceCloser.FirstFailure, DebugInfo) with no body: every value that is present closed, last first, each in its own protected region, then the first close failure rethrown with the later ones suppressed onto it.
void	ApplicationClose.closeOwned(IRInstructionBuilder builder, String taken, RegistrationData registration, ResourceCloser.FirstFailure firstFailure, DebugInfo debugInfo)	The close of one registered component that has been taken out of the registry into taken, inside the registration's OWN scope (the caller's IRInstructionBuilder.inNewScope(DebugInfo, Consumer)): that scope owns the component across the close and drops it at its exit, so it is released whether the close returns, records a failure or the region is left by a Panic (V-A: never live and unowned across a call).
List<IRInstr>	ResourceCloser.closeRecording(ResourceCloser.Closing closing, ResourceCloser.FirstFailure firstFailure)	ONE value, closed if present, in its own protected region that records an EK9 Exception into firstFailure (the first) or suppresses it onto that (any later) - for a caller that holds the values itself and must do more between two closes (the application takes each registered component out of the registry, closes it and drops it: ApplicationClose).
List<IRInstr>	ResourceCloser.closingRegion(List<IRInstr> body, List<ResourceCloser.Closing> closings, ResourceCloser.FirstFailure firstFailure, DebugInfo debugInfo)	THE owned region: body, then - on the normal path, after an EK9 Exception, and while a Panic unwinds - every value in closings that is present is closed, last first, each in its own protected region; then the first EK9 Exception (the body's, else the first close's) is rethrown with the later close failures suppressed onto it.
IRInstr	ApplicationClose.declare(ResourceCloser.FirstFailure firstFailure, DebugInfo debugInfo)
IRInstr	ResourceCloser.declareFirstFailure(ResourceCloser.FirstFailure firstFailure, DebugInfo debugInfo)	SLOT_DECLARE firstFailure, org.ek9.lang::Exception, owner - null until a failure is recorded.
List<IRInstr>	ResourceCloser.failureRegion(List<IRInstr> body, List<ResourceCloser.Closing> closings, ResourceCloser.FirstFailure firstFailure, DebugInfo debugInfo)	The closes of ResourceCloser.closingRegion(List, List, ResourceCloser.FirstFailure, DebugInfo), run only when body fails with an EK9 Exception - which is then rethrown with any close failure suppressed onto it.
List<IRInstr>	ApplicationClose.rethrow(ResourceCloser.FirstFailure firstFailure, DebugInfo debugInfo)	After every registration has been closed and dropped: rethrow the first close failure, if any.
List<IRInstr>	ResourceCloser.rethrow(ResourceCloser.FirstFailure firstFailure, DebugInfo debugInfo)	After a caller's own sequence of ResourceCloser.closeRecording(ResourceCloser.Closing, ResourceCloser.FirstFailure): THROW firstFailure when one was recorded.