pub struct TrajectoryMetadata {
pub n_frames: usize,
pub n_atoms: usize,
pub first_time: f32,
pub last_time: f32,
pub first_step: i32,
pub last_step: i32,
}Expand description
Trajectory metadata extracted from an XTC byte stream.
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§n_frames: usizeNumber of frames.
n_atoms: usizeNumber of atoms (from first frame).
first_time: f32Time of first frame (ps).
last_time: f32Time of last frame (ps).
first_step: i32Step of first frame.
last_step: i32Step of last frame.
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impl Freeze for TrajectoryMetadata
impl RefUnwindSafe for TrajectoryMetadata
impl Send for TrajectoryMetadata
impl Sync for TrajectoryMetadata
impl Unpin for TrajectoryMetadata
impl UnsafeUnpin for TrajectoryMetadata
impl UnwindSafe for TrajectoryMetadata
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