Struct AnsweredLookup 

pub(super) struct AnsweredLookup<'a> {
    claim: &'a ClaimedRegistration,
    submission: &'a SubmissionContext,
    result: EnrolmentLookupResult<'a>,
    existing: &'a [RegistryAttainment],
    grade_scale_id: Option<&'a str>,
}

An answered lookup together with the row it was asked for. The grade scale is read from the answer once, so every question asked of it weighs our grade on the same scale. What it comes to for the row, once Sisu is known not to hold the credit, is super::resolution’s.

Fields

claim: &'a ClaimedRegistration

submission: &'a SubmissionContext

result: EnrolmentLookupResult<'a>

existing: &'a [RegistryAttainment]

grade_scale_id: Option<&'a str>

Implementations

impl<'a> AnsweredLookup<'a>

pub(super) fn new( resolvable: &'a Claimed<LookupBasis>, result: EnrolmentLookupResult<'a>, existing: &'a [RegistryAttainment], ) -> Self

existing are the attainments Sisu holds for the course, as the answer listed them.

pub(super) fn claim(&self) -> &'a ClaimedRegistration

pub(super) fn submission(&self) -> &'a SubmissionContext

pub(super) fn result(&self) -> EnrolmentLookupResult<'a>

pub(super) fn our_grade(&self) -> GradeSource<'a>

The grade we would send, on the scale it would go out on.

pub(super) fn held_in_sisu(&self) -> Option<&'a RegistryAttainment>

The attainment that settles the row as duplicate before anything is sent: the preferred one of those Sisu holds for the course, when our grade does not beat them. Only a listed answer or an enrolment error says what Sisu holds.