#[repr(C)]
pub struct PxGeometry { pub mType: i32, }

Fields

mType: i32

Trait Implementations

Returns a raw const pointer to the wrapped type. Retrieving a raw pointer is safe. However, pretty much any use of a raw pointer is unsafe. In particular: this pointer should not be used to construct a second owning wrapper around the pointer. Read more
Returns a raw mut pointer to the wrapped type. Retrieving a raw pointer is safe. However, pretty much any use of a raw pointer is unsafe. In particular: this pointer should not be used to construct a second owning wrapper around the pointer. Read more
Returns a raw const pointer to the wrapped type. Retrieving a raw pointer is safe. However, pretty much any use of a raw pointer is unsafe. In particular: this pointer should not be used to construct a second owning wrapper around the pointer. Read more
Returns a raw mut pointer to the wrapped type. Retrieving a raw pointer is safe. However, pretty much any use of a raw pointer is unsafe. In particular: this pointer should not be used to construct a second owning wrapper around the pointer. Read more
Returns a raw const pointer to the wrapped type. Retrieving a raw pointer is safe. However, pretty much any use of a raw pointer is unsafe. In particular: this pointer should not be used to construct a second owning wrapper around the pointer. Read more
Returns a raw mut pointer to the wrapped type. Retrieving a raw pointer is safe. However, pretty much any use of a raw pointer is unsafe. In particular: this pointer should not be used to construct a second owning wrapper around the pointer. Read more
Returns a raw const pointer to the wrapped type. Retrieving a raw pointer is safe. However, pretty much any use of a raw pointer is unsafe. In particular: this pointer should not be used to construct a second owning wrapper around the pointer. Read more
Returns a raw mut pointer to the wrapped type. Retrieving a raw pointer is safe. However, pretty much any use of a raw pointer is unsafe. In particular: this pointer should not be used to construct a second owning wrapper around the pointer. Read more
Returns a raw const pointer to the wrapped type. Retrieving a raw pointer is safe. However, pretty much any use of a raw pointer is unsafe. In particular: this pointer should not be used to construct a second owning wrapper around the pointer. Read more
Returns a raw mut pointer to the wrapped type. Retrieving a raw pointer is safe. However, pretty much any use of a raw pointer is unsafe. In particular: this pointer should not be used to construct a second owning wrapper around the pointer. Read more
Returns a raw const pointer to the wrapped type. Retrieving a raw pointer is safe. However, pretty much any use of a raw pointer is unsafe. In particular: this pointer should not be used to construct a second owning wrapper around the pointer. Read more
Returns a raw mut pointer to the wrapped type. Retrieving a raw pointer is safe. However, pretty much any use of a raw pointer is unsafe. In particular: this pointer should not be used to construct a second owning wrapper around the pointer. Read more
Returns a raw const pointer to the wrapped type. Retrieving a raw pointer is safe. However, pretty much any use of a raw pointer is unsafe. In particular: this pointer should not be used to construct a second owning wrapper around the pointer. Read more
Returns a raw mut pointer to the wrapped type. Retrieving a raw pointer is safe. However, pretty much any use of a raw pointer is unsafe. In particular: this pointer should not be used to construct a second owning wrapper around the pointer. Read more
Returns a copy of the value. Read more
Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

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Gets the TypeId of self. Read more
Immutably borrows from an owned value. Read more
Mutably borrows from an owned value. Read more

Returns the argument unchanged.

Calls U::from(self).

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The resulting type after obtaining ownership.
Creates owned data from borrowed data, usually by cloning. Read more
Uses borrowed data to replace owned data, usually by cloning. Read more
The type returned in the event of a conversion error.
Performs the conversion.
The type returned in the event of a conversion error.
Performs the conversion.