Interface MapInlet<K, V, I>

Connects this Inlet to an Outlet from which it will acquire its state. If this Inlet is already connected, it will first disconnect from its existing input. Then, after updating its input property, the Inlet will invoke Outlet.bindOutput on its new input.

Disconnects all Inlets dominated by this Inlet in the dataflow dependency graph. Used to recursively clean up chains of combinators terminating at this Inlet.

Disconnects all Outlets dominated by this Inlet in the dataflow graph. Used to recursively clean up chains of combinators passing through this Inlet.

Returns the Outlet from which this Inlet acquires its state; returns null if this Inlet is disconnected.

Marks this Inlet—and the Streamlet to which this Inlet is attached—as having stale state. Invalidating an Inlet will recursively invalidate all streamlets that transitively depend on the state of this Inlet. Invalidating an Inlet does not cause its state to be recomputed. A subsequent reconcileOutput call will reconcile the state of the Inlet.

Reconciles the state of this Inlet, if the version of this Inlet's state differs from the target version. To reconcile its state, the Inlet first invokes Outlet.reconcileInput on its input, to ensure that its input is up-to-date. It then invokes Streamlet.reconcile on the Streamlet to which it's attached, causing the Streamlet to reconcile its own state.

Disconnects this Inlet from its input Outlet, if connected. After setting its input property to null, the Inlet will invoke Outlet.unbindOutput on its old input, if defined.