exchange -is:module
O(1) Replace the element at a given type-safe position and
return the old element, using
Finite.
O(1) Replace the element at a given type-safe position and
return the old element, using
Finite.
O(1) Replace the element at a given type-safe position and
return the old element, using
Finite.
O(1) Replace the element at a given type-safe position and
return the old element, using
Finite.
O(1) Replace the element at a given type-safe position and
return the old element, using
Finite.
Apply the
ExchangeRate to the given
Dense src
monetary value.
Identity law:
exchange (exchangeRateRecip x) . exchange x == id
Use the
Identity law for reasoning about going back and forth
between
src and
dst in order to manage any leftovers
that might not be representable as a
Discrete monetary value of
src.
Perform the initial credentials exchange to obtain a valid
OAuthToken suitable for authorizing requests.
This is used internally by the
Iso code to provide efficient
access to the two functions that make up an isomorphism.
Reifies the structure of Isos
Opaque handle to an exchange.
O(1) Replace the element at a given type-safe position and
return the old element, using
Finite.
O(1) Replace the element at a given type-safe position and
return the old element, using
Finite.
O(1) Replace the element at a given type-safe position and
return the old element, using
Finite.
O(1) Replace the element at a given type-safe position and
return the old element, using
Finite.
O(1) Replace the element at a given type-safe position and
return the old element, using
Finite.
(default empty); A set of arguments for the declaration. The syntax
and semantics of these arguments depends on the server implementation.
(default
False); If set, the exchange is deleted when all
queues have finished using it.
(default
True); If set when creating a new exchange, the
exchange will be marked as durable. Durable exchanges remain active
when a server restarts. Non-durable exchanges (transient exchanges)
are purged if/when a server restarts.