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MarketOrderSettlement

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Struct MarketOrderSettlement 

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pub struct MarketOrderSettlement<I, const D: u8, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>
where
    I: Mon<D>,
    BaseOrQuote: Currency<I, D>,
    BaseOrQuote::PairedCurrency: MarginCurrency<I, D>,
    UserOrderIdT: UserOrderId,
{
    pub filled_order: MarketOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Filled<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>,
    pub forced_cancels: ForcedCancels<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>,
    pub solvency: Solvency,
}
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The result of a settled market order: the fill itself together with every side effect of settling it, emitted atomically so the caller cannot miss account-changing events.

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§filled_order: MarketOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Filled<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>

The market order in its filled state.

§forced_cancels: ForcedCancels<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>

The resting limit orders the venue force-cancelled to keep the account’s required collateral covered after this fill (margin call). Empty unless the fill reduced or closed the position.

§solvency: Solvency

The solvency of the account after settlement and collateral reconciliation.

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impl<I, const D: u8, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT> Clone for MarketOrderSettlement<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>
where I: Mon<D> + Clone, BaseOrQuote: Currency<I, D> + Clone, BaseOrQuote::PairedCurrency: MarginCurrency<I, D>, UserOrderIdT: UserOrderId + Clone,

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fn clone(&self) -> MarketOrderSettlement<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl<I, const D: u8, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT> Debug for MarketOrderSettlement<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>
where I: Mon<D> + Debug, BaseOrQuote: Currency<I, D> + Debug, BaseOrQuote::PairedCurrency: MarginCurrency<I, D>, UserOrderIdT: UserOrderId + Debug,

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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<I, const D: u8, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT> Eq for MarketOrderSettlement<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>
where I: Mon<D> + Eq, BaseOrQuote: Currency<I, D> + Eq, BaseOrQuote::PairedCurrency: MarginCurrency<I, D>, UserOrderIdT: UserOrderId + Eq,

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impl<I, const D: u8, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT> PartialEq for MarketOrderSettlement<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>
where I: Mon<D> + PartialEq, BaseOrQuote: Currency<I, D> + PartialEq, BaseOrQuote::PairedCurrency: MarginCurrency<I, D>, UserOrderIdT: UserOrderId + PartialEq,

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fn eq( &self, other: &MarketOrderSettlement<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>, ) -> bool

Equality operator ==. Read more
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=. Read more
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impl<I, const D: u8, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT> StructuralPartialEq for MarketOrderSettlement<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>
where I: Mon<D> + PartialEq, BaseOrQuote: Currency<I, D> + PartialEq, BaseOrQuote::PairedCurrency: MarginCurrency<I, D>, UserOrderIdT: UserOrderId + PartialEq,

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impl<I, const D: u8, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT> Freeze for MarketOrderSettlement<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>
where <BaseOrQuote as Currency<I, D>>::PairedCurrency: Sized, MarketOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Filled<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>: Freeze, Vec<LimitOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Pending<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>>: Freeze,

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impl<I, const D: u8, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT> RefUnwindSafe for MarketOrderSettlement<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>
where <BaseOrQuote as Currency<I, D>>::PairedCurrency: Sized, MarketOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Filled<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>: RefUnwindSafe, Vec<LimitOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Pending<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>>: RefUnwindSafe,

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impl<I, const D: u8, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT> Send for MarketOrderSettlement<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>
where <BaseOrQuote as Currency<I, D>>::PairedCurrency: Sized, MarketOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Filled<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>: Send, Vec<LimitOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Pending<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>>: Send,

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impl<I, const D: u8, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT> Sync for MarketOrderSettlement<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>
where <BaseOrQuote as Currency<I, D>>::PairedCurrency: Sized, MarketOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Filled<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>: Sync, Vec<LimitOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Pending<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>>: Sync,

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impl<I, const D: u8, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT> Unpin for MarketOrderSettlement<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>
where <BaseOrQuote as Currency<I, D>>::PairedCurrency: Sized, MarketOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Filled<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>: Unpin, Vec<LimitOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Pending<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>>: Unpin,

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impl<I, const D: u8, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT> UnsafeUnpin for MarketOrderSettlement<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>
where <BaseOrQuote as Currency<I, D>>::PairedCurrency: Sized, MarketOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Filled<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>: UnsafeUnpin, Vec<LimitOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Pending<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>>: UnsafeUnpin,

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impl<I, const D: u8, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT> UnwindSafe for MarketOrderSettlement<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT>
where <BaseOrQuote as Currency<I, D>>::PairedCurrency: Sized, MarketOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Filled<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>: UnwindSafe, Vec<LimitOrder<I, D, BaseOrQuote, UserOrderIdT, Pending<I, D, BaseOrQuote>>>: UnwindSafe,

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