mcp.exec.WaitOutcome

Rust

enum mcp.exec.WaitOutcome enum [source] ¶ enum [source] ¶ enum mcp.exec.WaitOutcome: How a wait for text finished.

Members

PresentAtEntry constant [source] ¶ constant [source] ¶ PresentAtEntry: A wanted pattern was already in the pane's output before this began watching, on a row above the one still being typed into, and is not a line this server itself submitted moments earlier.

A wait only sees what a pane writes after it starts, so this is never folded into Self::Matched : the same pattern printed moments earlier -- an earlier command's own output, say -- can already be sitting there, and a caller that treated that as a fresh match would act on something that happened before this call, not because of it. A line this server typed and submitted with send_keys is discounted rather than reported here or as Self::Matched , for a short time after it was submitted.

Pending constant [source] ¶ constant [source] ¶ Pending: A wanted pattern's only occurrence is the row still being typed into: text this server (or a person sharing the pane) sent and has not submitted, not anything that has run.

Submit it, then wait again: the next wait sees the command's own output on a row above a new one still being typed into, which is Self::PresentAtEntry or Self::Matched depending on when it arrived, never this -- and never the submitted line's own echo, which stays discounted for a short time after.

Matched constant [source] ¶ constant [source] ¶ Matched: A pattern matched, in output that arrived after the wait attached.

Stopped constant [source] ¶ constant [source] ¶ Stopped: A stop pattern matched, so the wait ended early.

Deadline constant [source] ¶ constant [source] ¶ Deadline: The time the caller allowed ran out.

PaneClosed constant [source] ¶ constant [source] ¶ PaneClosed: The pane stopped writing for good.

Cancelled constant [source] ¶ constant [source] ¶ Cancelled: The client withdrew the request while the wait was still running.