grafix_toolbox::GL

Struct Tex

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pub struct Tex<S, F, T: TexType> {
    pub param: TexParam,
    /* private fields */
}

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§param: TexParam

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impl<S, F, T: TexType> Tex<S, F, T>

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pub fn obj(&self) -> u32

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pub fn Save<RS: TexSize, RF: TexFmt>(&self, lvl: u32) -> Box<[RF]>

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pub fn Bind<'l>(&'l self, samp: &'l Sampler) -> TextureBinding<'_, T>

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impl<S: TexSize, F: TexFmt> Tex<S, F, GL_TEXTURE_1D>

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pub fn new<D>(dimensions: D, args_u: impl UpdArgs1<F>) -> Self
where i32: Cast<D>,

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pub fn new_mips<D>(dimensions: D, args_u: impl UpdArgs1<F>) -> Self
where i32: Cast<D>,

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pub fn new_empty<D, M>(dim: D, mip_levels: M) -> Self
where i32: Cast<D>, i16: Cast<M>,

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pub fn Update(&mut self, args: impl UpdArgs1<F>)

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pub fn UpdateCustom<RS: TexSize, RF: TexFmt, T: UpdArgs1<RF>>( &mut self, args: T, )

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impl<S: TexSize, F: TexFmt> Tex<S, F, GL_TEXTURE_2D>

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pub fn new<D>(dimensions: D, args_u: impl UpdArgs2<F>) -> Self
where iVec2: Cast<D>,

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pub fn new_mips<D>(dimensions: D, args_u: impl UpdArgs2<F>) -> Self
where iVec2: Cast<D>,

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pub fn new_empty<D, M>(dim: D, mip_levels: M) -> Self
where iVec2: Cast<D>, i16: Cast<M>,

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pub fn Update(&mut self, args: impl UpdArgs2<F>)

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pub fn UpdateCustom<RS: TexSize, RF: TexFmt, T: UpdArgs2<RF>>( &mut self, args: T, )

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impl<S: TexSize, F: TexFmt> Tex<S, F, GL_TEXTURE_3D>

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pub fn new<D>(dimensions: D, args_u: impl UpdArgs3<F>) -> Self
where iVec3: Cast<D>,

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pub fn new_mips<D>(dimensions: D, args_u: impl UpdArgs3<F>) -> Self
where iVec3: Cast<D>,

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pub fn new_empty<D, M>(dim: D, mip_levels: M) -> Self
where iVec3: Cast<D>, i16: Cast<M>,

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pub fn Update(&mut self, args: impl UpdArgs3<F>)

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pub fn UpdateCustom<RS: TexSize, RF: TexFmt, T: UpdArgs3<RF>>( &mut self, args: T, )

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impl<S: TexSize, F: TexFmt> Tex<S, F, GL_TEXTURE_1D_ARRAY>

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pub fn new<D>(dimensions: D, args_u: impl UpdArgs2<F>) -> Self
where iVec2: Cast<D>,

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pub fn new_mips<D>(dimensions: D, args_u: impl UpdArgs2<F>) -> Self
where iVec2: Cast<D>,

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pub fn new_empty<D, M>(dim: D, mip_levels: M) -> Self
where iVec2: Cast<D>, i16: Cast<M>,

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pub fn Update(&mut self, args: impl UpdArgs2<F>)

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pub fn UpdateCustom<RS: TexSize, RF: TexFmt, T: UpdArgs2<RF>>( &mut self, args: T, )

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impl<S: TexSize, F: TexFmt> Tex<S, F, GL_TEXTURE_2D_ARRAY>

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pub fn new<D>(dimensions: D, args_u: impl UpdArgs3<F>) -> Self
where iVec3: Cast<D>,

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pub fn new_mips<D>(dimensions: D, args_u: impl UpdArgs3<F>) -> Self
where iVec3: Cast<D>,

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pub fn new_empty<D, M>(dim: D, mip_levels: M) -> Self
where iVec3: Cast<D>, i16: Cast<M>,

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pub fn Update(&mut self, args: impl UpdArgs3<F>)

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pub fn UpdateCustom<RS: TexSize, RF: TexFmt, T: UpdArgs3<RF>>( &mut self, args: T, )

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impl<S: TexSize, F: TexFmt> Tex<S, F, GL_TEXTURE_CUBE_MAP>

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pub fn new<D>(dimensions: D, args_u: impl UpdArgs3<F>) -> Self
where iVec2: Cast<D>,

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pub fn new_mips<D>(dimensions: D, args_u: impl UpdArgs3<F>) -> Self
where iVec2: Cast<D>,

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pub fn new_empty<D, M>(dim: D, mip_levels: M) -> Self
where iVec2: Cast<D>, i16: Cast<M>,

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pub fn Update(&mut self, args: impl UpdArgs3<F>)

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pub fn UpdateCustom<RS: TexSize, RF: TexFmt, T: UpdArgs3<RF>>( &mut self, args: T, )

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impl<S: TexSize, F: TexFmt> Tex<S, F, GL_TEXTURE_CUBE_MAP_ARRAY>

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pub fn new<D>(dimensions: D, args_u: impl UpdArgs3<F>) -> Self
where iVec3: Cast<D>,

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pub fn new_mips<D>(dimensions: D, args_u: impl UpdArgs3<F>) -> Self
where iVec3: Cast<D>,

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pub fn new_empty<D, M>(dim: D, mip_levels: M) -> Self
where iVec3: Cast<D>, i16: Cast<M>,

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pub fn Update(&mut self, args: impl UpdArgs3<F>)

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pub fn UpdateCustom<RS: TexSize, RF: TexFmt, T: UpdArgs3<RF>>( &mut self, args: T, )

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impl<S, F> Tex<S, F, GL_TEXTURE_2D>

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pub fn Cast<RS: TexSize, RF: TexFmt>(&self, minification: i32) -> Tex2d<RS, RF>

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impl<S: TexSize, F: TexFmt> Tex<S, F, GL_TEXTURE_2D>

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pub fn from_type<RS: TexSize, RF: TexFmt>(img: &Image<RS, RF>) -> Self

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impl<S: Debug, F: Debug, T: Debug + TexType> Debug for Tex<S, F, T>

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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<S: Default, F: Default, T: Default + TexType> Default for Tex<S, F, T>

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fn default() -> Tex<S, F, T>

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl<S: TexSize, F: TexFmt, RS, RF> From<&Tex<RS, RF, GL_TEXTURE_2D>> for Image<S, F>

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fn from(tex: &Tex2d<RS, RF>) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.
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impl<S: TexSize, F: TexFmt, RS, RF> From<Tex<RS, RF, GL_TEXTURE_2D>> for Image<S, F>

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fn from(tex: Tex2d<RS, RF>) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

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impl<S, F, T> !Freeze for Tex<S, F, T>

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impl<S, F, T> !RefUnwindSafe for Tex<S, F, T>

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impl<S, F, T> Send for Tex<S, F, T>
where S: Send, F: Send, T: Send,

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impl<S, F, T> !Sync for Tex<S, F, T>

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impl<S, F, T> Unpin for Tex<S, F, T>
where S: Unpin, F: Unpin, T: Unpin,

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impl<S, F, T> UnwindSafe for Tex<S, F, T>
where S: UnwindSafe, F: UnwindSafe, T: UnwindSafe,

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