pub enum LengthUnit {
Kilometer,
Mile,
NauticalMile,
Meter,
Decimeter,
Centimeter,
Millimeter,
Yard,
Foot,
Inch,
}Variants§
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Source§impl Clone for LengthUnit
impl Clone for LengthUnit
Source§fn clone(&self) -> LengthUnit
fn clone(&self) -> LengthUnit
1.0.0 · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
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impl Debug for LengthUnit
Source§impl Display for LengthUnit
impl Display for LengthUnit
Source§impl Hash for LengthUnit
impl Hash for LengthUnit
Source§impl PartialEq for LengthUnit
impl PartialEq for LengthUnit
Source§impl Serialize for LengthUnit
impl Serialize for LengthUnit
impl Eq for LengthUnit
impl StructuralPartialEq for LengthUnit
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impl Freeze for LengthUnit
impl RefUnwindSafe for LengthUnit
impl Send for LengthUnit
impl Sync for LengthUnit
impl Unpin for LengthUnit
impl UnwindSafe for LengthUnit
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