Enum GlobalKeys

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pub(crate) enum GlobalKeys<'a, Ids: KeyIds> {
    ReadOnly(RwLockReadGuard<'a, KeyStoreInner<Ids>>),
    ReadWrite(RwLockWriteGuard<'a, KeyStoreInner<Ids>>),
}
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A KeyStoreContext is usually limited to a read only access to the global keys, which allows us to have multiple read only contexts at the same time and do multitheaded encryption/decryption. We also have the option to create a read/write context, which allows us to modify the global keys, but only allows one context at a time. This is controlled by a std::sync::RwLock on the global keys, and this struct stores both types of guards.

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ReadOnly(RwLockReadGuard<'a, KeyStoreInner<Ids>>)

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ReadWrite(RwLockWriteGuard<'a, KeyStoreInner<Ids>>)

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impl<Ids: KeyIds> GlobalKeys<'_, Ids>

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pub fn get(&self) -> &KeyStoreInner<Ids>

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pub fn get_mut(&mut self) -> Result<&mut KeyStoreInner<Ids>, CryptoError>

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impl<'a, Ids> Freeze for GlobalKeys<'a, Ids>

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impl<'a, Ids> !RefUnwindSafe for GlobalKeys<'a, Ids>

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impl<'a, Ids> !Send for GlobalKeys<'a, Ids>

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impl<'a, Ids> Sync for GlobalKeys<'a, Ids>

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impl<'a, Ids> Unpin for GlobalKeys<'a, Ids>

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impl<'a, Ids> !UnwindSafe for GlobalKeys<'a, Ids>

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