class Flor::Pro::Schedule
Public Instance Methods
pre_execute()
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# File lib/flor/punit/schedule.rb, line 48 def pre_execute @node['atts'] = [] end
receive()
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Calls superclass method
Flor::Procedure#receive
# File lib/flor/punit/schedule.rb, line 77 def receive return [] if @node['scheduled'] super end
receive_last()
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# File lib/flor/punit/schedule.rb, line 53 def receive_last fun = @fcid > 0 ? payload['ret'] : nil fail Flor::FlorError.new( "missing a function to call when the scheduler triggers", self ) unless fun m = apply(fun, [], tree[2], anid: false).first t, s = @node['atts'].find { |k, v| %w[ cron at in every ].include?(k) } || @node['atts'].find { |k, v| k == nil } fail Flor::FlorError.new( "missing a schedule", self ) unless s @node['scheduled'] = true wrap_schedule('type' => t, 'string' => s, 'message' => m) + flank end
wrap_cancel_children(h={})
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“schedule” keeps track of its children, but does not cascade ‘cancel’ to them, unless the cancel flavour is ‘kill’.
Calls superclass method
Flor::Procedure#wrap_cancel_children
# File lib/flor/punit/schedule.rb, line 86 def wrap_cancel_children(h={}) h['flavour'] == 'kill' ? super : [] end