pub struct ComponentDescriptor {
    pub component_type_id: ComponentTypeId,
    pub size: u16,
    pub align: u16,
    pub fns: ComponentDescriptorFnPointers,
}
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Describes a specific component type.

Safety:

Fields

component_type_id: ComponentTypeIdsize: u16align: u16fns: ComponentDescriptorFnPointers

Implementations

Represents an invalid component descriptor. This descriptor must not be used as a valid descriptor.

Creates a new component descriptor from the provided arguments. Returns ComponentDescriptor::INVALID if a valid descriptor cannot be constructed.

Do not use this manually. It wraps a type erased drop handler.

Safety

The pointer must be properly aligned to an instance of C and the len must be valid for the slice.

Get a the component descriptor’s component type id.

Get a the component descriptor’s size.

Get a the component descriptor’s align.

Trait Implementations

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