Struct las::Builder
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pub struct Builder { pub date: Option<Date<Utc>>, pub file_source_id: u16, pub generating_software: String, pub gps_time_type: GpsTimeType, pub guid: Uuid, pub has_synthetic_return_numbers: bool, pub padding: Vec<u8>, pub point_format: Format, pub point_padding: Vec<u8>, pub system_identifier: String, pub transforms: Vector<Transform>, pub version: Version, pub vlr_padding: Vec<u8>, pub vlrs: Vec<Vlr>, pub evlrs: Vec<Vlr>, // some fields omitted }
Builds headers.
Fields
date: Option<Date<Utc>>
The date of file creation.
file_source_id: u16
The file source id, sometimes the flight line.
generating_software: String
The software that created this file.
gps_time_type: GpsTimeType
The type of gps time, either week or standard.
guid: Uuid
A globally unique identifier.
has_synthetic_return_numbers: bool
Are the return numbers in this file syntheetic?
padding: Vec<u8>
Bytes after the header but before the vlrs.
point_format: Format
The format that the points will be written in.
point_padding: Vec<u8>
The bytes after the points but before any evlrs.
Discouraged.
system_identifier: String
The system that generated the points.
transforms: Vector<Transform>
The scale and offset that will be used to convert coordinates to i16
s to write in the
file.
version: Version
The las version.
vlr_padding: Vec<u8>
The bytes after the vlrs but before the points.
vlrs: Vec<Vlr>
The variable length records.
evlrs: Vec<Vlr>
The extended variable length records.
Methods
impl Builder
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fn new(raw_header: Header) -> Result<Builder>
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Creates a new builder from a raw header.
Examples
use las::Builder; let builder = Builder::new(Default::default()).unwrap();
fn into_header(self) -> Result<Header>
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Converts this builder into a Header
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Examples
use las::Builder; let header = Builder::new(Default::default()).unwrap().into_header().unwrap();
Trait Implementations
impl Clone for Builder
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fn clone(&self) -> Builder
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Returns a copy of the value. Read more
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
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Performs copy-assignment from source
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