#[non_exhaustive]pub enum EventKind {
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FrameIngested,
FrameDecoded,
Started,
Log,
RefineStarted,
ZoneAdjusted,
Finished,
Reset,
ZoneInvalidated,
FeaturesExtracted,
PairsMatched,
ModelInitialized,
FrameRegistered,
PositionDone,
ZoneArrived,
ZonePreview,
ZoneRefinedPose,
ZoneRefined,
BaseAdopted,
Reanchored,
Snapshot,
AllPositionsDone,
AllRefinedDone,
DisplayDelta,
Warning,
Error,
}Expand description
Event kind (for hook registration and filtering).
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This enum is marked as non-exhaustive
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FrameIngested
FrameDecoded
Started
Log
RefineStarted
ZoneAdjusted
Finished
Reset
ZoneInvalidated
FeaturesExtracted
PairsMatched
ModelInitialized
FrameRegistered
PositionDone
ZoneArrived
ZonePreview
ZoneRefinedPose
ZoneRefined
BaseAdopted
Reanchored
Snapshot
AllPositionsDone
AllRefinedDone
DisplayDelta
Warning
Error
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impl Copy for EventKind
impl Eq for EventKind
impl StructuralPartialEq for EventKind
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impl Freeze for EventKind
impl RefUnwindSafe for EventKind
impl Send for EventKind
impl Sync for EventKind
impl Unpin for EventKind
impl UnsafeUnpin for EventKind
impl UnwindSafe for EventKind
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