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ProcessedHeaderData

nym_sphinx_types::header

Enum ProcessedHeaderData

pub enum ProcessedHeaderData {
    FinalHop {
        destination: DestinationAddressBytes,
        identifier: [u8; 16],
    },
    ForwardHop {
        updated_header: SphinxHeader,
        next_hop_address: NodeAddressBytes,
        delay: Delay,
    },
}

Variants§

FinalHop

Fields

§destination: DestinationAddressBytes

§identifier: [u8; 16]

ForwardHop

Fields

§updated_header: SphinxHeader

§next_hop_address: NodeAddressBytes

§delay: Delay

Auto Trait Implementations§

impl Freeze for ProcessedHeaderData

impl RefUnwindSafe for ProcessedHeaderData

impl Send for ProcessedHeaderData

impl Sync for ProcessedHeaderData

impl Unpin for ProcessedHeaderData

impl UnsafeUnpin for ProcessedHeaderData

impl UnwindSafe for ProcessedHeaderData

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