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// Test 330_051: Union with consume marker
// Tests that !opened|closing discharges obligation from either state
// Demonstrates: consume marker (!) applies to entire union
~import "$app/handle"
// Test 1: finalize() from opened state - discharges obligation
~app.handle:open()
| opened h1 |> app.handle:finalize(h: h1.h)
| done |> _
// Test 2: finalize() from closing state - also discharges obligation
~app.handle:open()
| opened h1 |> app.handle:start_close(h: h1.h)
| closing h2 |> app.handle:finalize(h: h2.h)
| done |> _
Imported Files
// Library module: handle
// Demonstrates phantom state unions - events that accept multiple states
const std = @import("std");
// Handle type with phantom states
const Handle = struct {
id: i32,
};
// Open a handle - produces obligation (must be finalized)
~pub event open {}
| opened { h: *Handle[opened!] }
~proc open {
std.debug.print("Opening handle\n", .{});
const allocator = std.heap.page_allocator;
const h = allocator.create(Handle) catch unreachable;
h.* = Handle{ .id = 42 };
return .{ .opened = .{ .h = h } };
}
// Start closing - transitions to 'closing' state (keeps obligation)
~pub event start_close { h: *Handle[opened] }
| closing { h: *Handle[closing] }
~proc start_close {
std.debug.print("Starting close: {d}\n", .{h.id});
return .{ .closing = .{ .h = h } };
}
// Finalize - accepts EITHER opened OR closing with consume marker
// The !prefix means this DISCHARGES the obligation
~pub event finalize { h: *Handle[!opened|closing] }
| done {}
~proc finalize {
std.debug.print("Finalizing handle: {d}\n", .{h.id});
// Clean up the handle
return .{ .done = .{} };
}