Enum RefSelectTarget 

pub enum RefSelectTarget {
    Feature,
    AssemblyConstraint,
    SplineAnchor {
        index: usize,
    },
    Pmi,
    PortPoint {
        field: PortRefField,
    },
    Sheet,
    Cam,
    Instructions {
        field: InstructionsRefField,
    },
    Simulation,
    ReplaceRepair,
}

WHO a finished reference-selection commits to: a history FEATURE’s params (the original widget) or an ASSEMBLY CONSTRAINT’s inputParams (same modal, different commit lane — see assembly_ops::begin_ref_select_for_constraint).

Variants

Feature

AssemblyConstraint

SplineAnchor

ONE SPLINE ANCHOR’s port attachment: path is unused, the picked name must be a PORT feature id (a click on a port’s drawn sheet), and Finish writes persistentData.spline.points[index].attachment (see spline_edit.rs).

Fields

index: usize

Pmi

A PMI annotation’s reference field: feature_id is the annotation id; Finish writes the picked names into its params through the PMI block (pmi_ops.rs). Vertex picks are {solid}@x,y,z in WORLD coordinates.

PortPoint

ONE CONNECTION POINT’s reference field: feature_id is the point’s part-local ADDRESS (J1.VCC) — a connection point is data, not a feature, so there is no id to carry — and path is the block key the pick writes (pointRef / directionRef). Finish writes it through ports_ops::ports_commit_ref, and NOTHING ROLLS: a point resolves at the tail of the run, so the geometry it may name is what is on screen.

Fields

field: PortRefField

Sheet

A drawing-sheet object’s reference field — a dimension’s anchors, an ordinate set’s datum or members, a section’s cutting line, a detail’s centre or rim: feature_id is the object id, the picks are ANCHORS clicked on the open sheet’s paper (sheet_ops.rs), and nothing rolls.

Cam

A CAM record’s reference field (a setup’s orientation picks and bodies, an operation’s targets): feature_id is the record id and path addresses the field from the cam block’s ROOT, a #<id> segment selecting the array element with that id (["setups", "#SETUP1", "targets"]). Finish writes it through cam_ops::cam_commit_refs, and nothing rolls: CAM references name the finished model, which is what is on screen.

Instructions

A manufacturing-instructions step’s OCCURRENCE field — an insertion arrow’s part or a callout’s: feature_id is the step id and field says which row. The pick is a SOLID of the placed assembly; Finish derives the occurrence (the solid’s name without its member) and writes it through instructions_ops::instructions_commit_ref, one undo step, and nothing rolls.

Fields

field: InstructionsRefField

Simulation

A motion-study CLIP’s parts field: feature_id is the clip id and path its list field (["occurrences"]). Finish writes the picked names, as the components that hold them, through simulation_refs::simulation_commit_refs; nothing rolls.

ReplaceRepair

A REPLACE COMPONENT repair: a held mate’s broken reference, re-aimed at ONE face or edge picked in the view. feature_id is the mate id and path is [old reference]. Finish commits nothing itself: it hands (mate, old ref, pick) to the replace dialog (EngineState::take_replace_repair_pick), whose repair also reaches mates inside nested assemblies; nothing rolls.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for RefSelectTarget

fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Copy for RefSelectTarget

impl Debug for RefSelectTarget

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Default for RefSelectTarget

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl Eq for RefSelectTarget

impl PartialEq for RefSelectTarget

fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool

Equality operator ==.

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=.

impl StructuralPartialEq for RefSelectTarget