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CapecDisplayType

Enum CapecDisplayType 

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pub enum CapecDisplayType {
Show 18 variants All, Alternates, Attacks, Consequences, Description, Flow, Indicators, Instances, Likelihood, Name, Mitigations, Prerequisites, Resources, Severity, Skills, Taxonomy, TaxonomyMitreAttackIds, Weaknesses,
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Enum representing different types of CAPEC information to display

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All

Display all information

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Alternates

Display alternates

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Attacks

Display attacks

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Consequences

Display Consequences

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Description

Display description

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Flow

Display flow

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Indicators

Display indicators

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Instances

Display instances

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Likelihood

Display likelihood

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Name

Display name

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Mitigations

Display mitigations

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Prerequisites

Display prerequisites

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Resources

Display resources

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Severity

Display severity

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Skills

Display skills

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Taxonomy

Display taxonomy

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TaxonomyMitreAttackIds

Show only MITRE ATTACK ids

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Weaknesses

Display weaknesses

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impl CapecDisplayType

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pub fn show(&self, capec_record: &CapecRecord)

Shows capec records elements according to the enum type that’s specifying what should be displayed.

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  • capec_record - The cwe records for displaying

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impl Debug for CapecDisplayType

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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