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In some cases, R functions that return a nanoarrow_array_stream may require that the scope of some other object outlive that of the array stream. If there is a need for that object to be released deterministically (e.g., to close open files), you can register a function to run after the stream's release callback is invoked from the R thread. Note that this finalizer will not be run if the stream's release callback is invoked from a non-R thread. In this case, the finalizer and its chain of environments will be garbage-collected when nanoarrow:::preserved_empty() is run.

Usage

array_stream_set_finalizer(array_stream, finalizer)

Arguments

array_stream

A nanoarrow_array_stream

finalizer

A function that will be called with zero arguments.

Value

A newly allocated array_stream whose release callback will call the supplied finalizer.

Examples

stream <- array_stream_set_finalizer(
  basic_array_stream(list(1:5)),
  function() message("All done!")
)
stream$release()
#> All done!