Struct TrustDistanceParams

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pub struct TrustDistanceParams {
    pub max_distance: u64,
    pub high_trust_distance: u64,
    pub medium_trust_distance: u64,
    pub low_trust_distance: u64,
    pub none_trust_distance: u64,
    pub distrust_distance: u64,
}

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§max_distance: u64§high_trust_distance: u64§medium_trust_distance: u64§low_trust_distance: u64§none_trust_distance: u64§distrust_distance: u64

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impl TrustDistanceParams

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pub fn new_no_wot() -> TrustDistanceParams

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impl Default for TrustDistanceParams

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fn default() -> TrustDistanceParams

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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impl UnwindSafe for TrustDistanceParams

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