pub struct ConveyorManager<Key: Hash + Eq + ToOwned<Owned = Key>> {
pub conveyor_pool: HashMap<Key, Conveyor>,
}Fields§
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impl<Key> Freeze for ConveyorManager<Key>
impl<Key> !RefUnwindSafe for ConveyorManager<Key>
impl<Key> Send for ConveyorManager<Key>where
Key: Send,
impl<Key> Sync for ConveyorManager<Key>where
Key: Sync,
impl<Key> Unpin for ConveyorManager<Key>where
Key: Unpin,
impl<Key> UnsafeUnpin for ConveyorManager<Key>
impl<Key> !UnwindSafe for ConveyorManager<Key>
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