Results for “Std.App.Work.schedule”

Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.

• Std.App.Work.Schedule

  The work a service does on its own.

  type · Std.App.Work
• Std.App.Work.schedule&Array[Std.App.Work.Job] -> Std.App.Work.Schedule

  A schedule of jobs.

  fn · Std.App.Work
• Std.App.Work.dueAt&Std.App.Work.Schedule -> Int -> Array[Str]

  The names of the jobs due at a moment.

  fn · Std.App.Work
• Std.App.Work.jobsOf&Std.App.Work.Schedule -> Array[Std.App.Work.Job]

  What the schedule holds.

  fn · Std.App.Work
• Std.App.Work.names&Std.App.Work.Schedule -> Array[Str]

  The names of the jobs, so a program can report what it does unasked.

  fn · Std.App.Work
• Std.App.Work.nothingStd.App.Work.Schedule

  Nothing scheduled.

  fn · Std.App.Work
• Std.App.Work.recordOf&Std.App.Work.Schedule -> Str -> Option[Std.App.Work.Record]

  What one job has done.

  fn · Std.App.Work
• Std.App.Work.render&Std.App.Work.Schedule -> Str

  What a schedule has been doing, one line per job.

  fn · Std.App.Work
• Std.App.Work.runDue&Std.App.Work.Schedule -> Int -> fn() -> Int -> Std.App.Work.Schedule

  The schedule after running everything due at a moment.

  fn · Std.App.Work