Trait Interpolator 

pub trait Interpolator<Value>: Float + FloatConst {
    // Required method
    fn lerp(self, start: Value, end: Value) -> Value;

    // Provided methods
    fn sine_in(self, start: Value, end: Value) -> Value { ... }
    fn sine_out(self, start: Value, end: Value) -> Value { ... }
    fn sine_in_out(self, start: Value, end: Value) -> Value { ... }
    fn quad_in(self, start: Value, end: Value) -> Value { ... }
    fn quad_out(self, start: Value, end: Value) -> Value { ... }
    fn quad_in_out(self, start: Value, end: Value) -> Value { ... }
}

Trait for things that can interpolate values.

See this handy cheatsheet.

Required Methods

fn lerp(self, start: Value, end: Value) -> Value

Get a value self% between start and end. self being 0 should mean all the way at start; self being 1 means all the way at end. The implementation must accept values outside of 0 and 1, however, for easing functions like elastic_in.

All the easing functions are defined in terms of this function. An equation is run on self to get a modified value, and the modified value has lerp called on it.

Provided Methods

fn sine_in(self, start: Value, end: Value) -> Value

fn sine_out(self, start: Value, end: Value) -> Value

fn sine_in_out(self, start: Value, end: Value) -> Value

fn quad_in(self, start: Value, end: Value) -> Value

fn quad_out(self, start: Value, end: Value) -> Value

fn quad_in_out(self, start: Value, end: Value) -> Value

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.

Implementors

impl<F> Interpolator<F> for F

where F: Float + FloatConst,

impl<F, const N: usize> Interpolator<[F; N]> for F

where F: Float + FloatConst + Copy,