pub struct ICMatchingEvaluator { /* private fields */ }Expand description
Evaluator for intercompany matching.
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Source§impl ICMatchingEvaluator
impl ICMatchingEvaluator
Sourcepub fn evaluate(
&self,
data: &ICMatchingData,
) -> EvalResult<ICMatchingEvaluation>
pub fn evaluate( &self, data: &ICMatchingData, ) -> EvalResult<ICMatchingEvaluation>
Evaluate IC matching results.
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impl Freeze for ICMatchingEvaluator
impl RefUnwindSafe for ICMatchingEvaluator
impl Send for ICMatchingEvaluator
impl Sync for ICMatchingEvaluator
impl Unpin for ICMatchingEvaluator
impl UnwindSafe for ICMatchingEvaluator
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