AssetClassCommodityPaper1Choice

iso20022_common::common

Struct AssetClassCommodityPaper1Choice

pub struct AssetClassCommodityPaper1Choice {
    pub cntnr_brd: Option<PaperCommodityContainerBoard1>,
    pub nwsprnt: Option<PaperCommodityNewsprint1>,
    pub pulp: Option<PaperCommodityPulp1>,
    pub rcvrd_ppr: Option<PaperCommodityRecoveredPaper1>,
}

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§cntnr_brd: Option<PaperCommodityContainerBoard1>§nwsprnt: Option<PaperCommodityNewsprint1>§pulp: Option<PaperCommodityPulp1>§rcvrd_ppr: Option<PaperCommodityRecoveredPaper1>

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impl AssetClassCommodityPaper1Choice

pub fn validate(&self) -> Result<(), ValidationError>

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impl Freeze for AssetClassCommodityPaper1Choice

impl RefUnwindSafe for AssetClassCommodityPaper1Choice

impl Send for AssetClassCommodityPaper1Choice

impl Sync for AssetClassCommodityPaper1Choice

impl Unpin for AssetClassCommodityPaper1Choice

impl UnwindSafe for AssetClassCommodityPaper1Choice

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