Struct fj_kernel::shape::StructuralIssues

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pub struct StructuralIssues {
    pub missing_curve: Option<Handle<Curve>>,
    pub missing_vertices: HashSet<Handle<Vertex>>,
    pub missing_edges: HashSet<Handle<Edge>>,
    pub missing_surface: Option<Handle<Surface>>,
    pub missing_cycles: HashSet<Handle<Cycle>>,
}
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Structural issues found during validation

Used by ValidationError.

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missing_curve: Option<Handle<Curve>>

Missing curve found in edge validation

missing_vertices: HashSet<Handle<Vertex>>

Missing vertices found in edge validation

missing_edges: HashSet<Handle<Edge>>

Missing edges found in cycle validation

missing_surface: Option<Handle<Surface>>

Missing surface found in face validation

missing_cycles: HashSet<Handle<Cycle>>

Missing cycles found in face validation

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