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conduit 0.6.0
Modern C++23 header-only event-dispatching / event-transport library
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Conduit flag tags, built atop comms::Flag / comms::FlagSet.
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#include <commons/color.hpp>#include <commons/display_info.hpp>#include <commons/flag.hpp>#include <commons/icon.hpp>#include <commons/icons.hpp>

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Classes | |
| struct | conduit::flags::ConduitFlagCategory |
| Single category for all conduit-defined flags. More... | |
| struct | conduit::flags::Direct |
| Force same-thread dispatch even in Queue / ThreadPool execution modes. More... | |
| struct | conduit::flags::Durable |
| Hint to durable transports that they should persist the envelope. More... | |
| struct | conduit::flags::Persistent |
| Hint to transports to use a persistent (human-readable) wire format. More... | |
| struct | conduit::flags::NoMiddleware |
| Skip the middleware pipeline for this envelope. More... | |
| struct | conduit::flags::RequireAck |
| Request the broker / transport acknowledge the publish before returning. More... | |
| struct | conduit::flags::Broadcast |
| Hint that this envelope is intended for fan-out broadcast. More... | |
| struct | conduit::flags::LocalOnly |
Restrict dispatch to transports with TransportScope::Local. More... | |
| struct | conduit::flags::RemoteOnly |
Restrict dispatch to transports with TransportScope::Remote. More... | |
Namespaces | |
| namespace | conduit |
| namespace | conduit::flags |
Typedefs | |
| template<comms::FixedString Name, typename Category = ConduitFlagCategory> | |
| using | conduit::flags::Flag = comms::Flag< Name, Category > |
Template alias mirroring comms::Flag with ConduitFlagCategory as the default — preserves the old Flag<"name"> syntax for downstream code. | |
| using | conduit::flags::FlagSet = comms::FlagSet |
Conduit flag tags, built atop comms::Flag / comms::FlagSet.
Each conduit flag is a distinct type deriving from comms::Flag<Name, ConduitFlagCategory>. The fixed-string name is the flag's stable identity — across processes, across translation units, and on the wire — so serialization just lists the names directly. Every built-in flag also carries a comms::DisplayInfo (name, description, mdi icon, MUI palette color) so UI tooling that consumes comms::DisplayInfo can render conduit flags out of the box.