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TreeOp

Enum TreeOp 

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pub enum TreeOp {
    Input(Var),
    Const(f64),
    Binary(BinaryOpcode, Arc<TreeOp>, Arc<TreeOp>),
    Unary(UnaryOpcode, Arc<TreeOp>),
    RemapAxes {
        target: Arc<TreeOp>,
        x: Arc<TreeOp>,
        y: Arc<TreeOp>,
        z: Arc<TreeOp>,
    },
    RemapAffine {
        target: Arc<TreeOp>,
        mat: Affine3<f64>,
    },
}
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Opcode type for trees

This is equivalent to Op, but also includes the RemapAxes and TreeOp::RemapAffine operations for lazy remapping.

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Input(Var)

Input (an arbitrary Var)

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Const(f64)

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Binary(BinaryOpcode, Arc<TreeOp>, Arc<TreeOp>)

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Unary(UnaryOpcode, Arc<TreeOp>)

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RemapAxes

Lazy remapping of trees

When imported into a Context, all x/y/z clauses within target will be replaced with the provided x/y/z trees.

If the transform is affine, then RemapAffine should be preferred, because it flattens sequences of affine transformations.

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§target: Arc<TreeOp>
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RemapAffine

Lazy affine transforms

When imported into a Context, the x/y/z clauses within target will be transformed with the provided affine matrix.

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§target: Arc<TreeOp>

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impl Debug for TreeOp

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Drop for TreeOp

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fn drop(&mut self)

Executes the destructor for this type. Read more
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impl From<TreeOp> for Tree

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fn from(t: TreeOp) -> Tree

Converts to this type from the input type.

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