Enum WriteEventExpand 

pub enum WriteEventExpand {
    Begin,
    TileStored {
        tile: <Coords2d as CubeType>::ExpandType,
    },
    Finish,
}

Variants

Begin

TileStored

Fields

tile: <Coords2d as CubeType>::ExpandType

Finish

Trait Implementations

impl AsMutExpand for WriteEventExpand

fn __expand_ref_mut_method(&mut self, _: &Scope) -> &mut Self

fn __expand_as_mut_method(&mut self, scope: &Scope) -> &mut T

impl AsRefExpand for WriteEventExpand

fn __expand_ref_method(&self, _: &Scope) -> &Self

fn __expand_as_ref_method(&self, scope: &Scope) -> &T

impl CubeDebug for WriteEventExpand

fn set_debug_name(&self, scope: &Scope, name: &'static str)

Set the debug name of this type’s expansion. Should do nothing for types that don’t appear at runtime

impl CubeEnum for WriteEventExpand

type RuntimeValue = ()

fn discriminant(&self) -> NativeExpand<i32>

fn runtime_value(self) -> Self::RuntimeValue

Return the runtime value of this enum, if only one variant has a value. Should return () for all other cases.

fn discriminant_of(variant_name: &'static str) -> i32

fn discriminant_of_value(&self, variant_name: &'static str) -> i32

impl ExpandTypeClone for WriteEventExpand

fn clone_unchecked(&self) -> Self

Unchecked clone that only clones the conceptual runtime value. Should only be used in cases where each copy is used in a mutually exclusive branch (i.e. match, runtime enums). This is intentionally separated from Rust’s Clone semantics and should only be used for the conceptual expand values, never real data. Using two values in the same branch is undefined behaviour.

impl IntoExpand for WriteEventExpand

type Expand = WriteEventExpand

fn into_expand(self, _: &Scope) -> Self

impl IntoMut for WriteEventExpand

fn into_mut(self, scope: &Scope) -> Self

Convert the variable into a potentially new mutable variable in scope, copying if needed.