MeshEquivalenceDifference

procedural_modelling::mesh

Enum MeshEquivalenceDifference 

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pub enum MeshEquivalenceDifference<T1: MeshType, T2: MeshType> {
    Equivalent,
    DifferentNumberOfVertices,
    DifferentNumberOfEdges,
    DifferentNumberOfFaces,
    DifferentVertices(T1::V, T2::V),
    DifferentEdges(T1::E, T2::E),
    DifferentFaces(T1::F, T2::F),
    NoCorrespondingVertex,
    NoCorrespondingEdge(T1::E),
    NoCorrespondingFace(T1::F),
}
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The difference between two meshes when comparing them for equivalence.

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Equivalent

The meshes are equivalent

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DifferentNumberOfVertices

The meshes have a different number of vertices

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DifferentNumberOfEdges

The meshes have a different number of edges

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DifferentNumberOfFaces

The meshes have a different number of faces

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DifferentVertices(T1::V, T2::V)

The meshes have different vertices at the given indices according to the comparison function

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DifferentEdges(T1::E, T2::E)

The meshes have different edges at the given indices according to the comparison function

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DifferentFaces(T1::F, T2::F)

The meshes have different faces at the given indices according to the comparison function

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NoCorrespondingVertex

The meshes have no corresponding vertex for the given vertex

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NoCorrespondingEdge(T1::E)

The meshes have no corresponding edge for the given edge

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NoCorrespondingFace(T1::F)

The meshes have no corresponding face for the given face

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impl<T1: MeshType, T2: MeshType> MeshEquivalenceDifference<T1, T2>

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pub fn eq(&self) -> bool

Whether the meshes are equivalent

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pub fn ne(&self) -> bool

Whether the meshes are not equivalent

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impl<T1: Clone + MeshType, T2: Clone + MeshType> Clone for MeshEquivalenceDifference<T1, T2>
where T1::V: Clone, T2::V: Clone, T1::E: Clone, T2::E: Clone, T1::F: Clone, T2::F: Clone,

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fn clone(&self) -> MeshEquivalenceDifference<T1, T2>

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<T1: Debug + MeshType, T2: Debug + MeshType> Debug for MeshEquivalenceDifference<T1, T2>
where T1::V: Debug, T2::V: Debug, T1::E: Debug, T2::E: Debug, T1::F: Debug, T2::F: 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<T1: PartialEq + MeshType, T2: PartialEq + MeshType> PartialEq for MeshEquivalenceDifference<T1, T2>
where T1::V: PartialEq, T2::V: PartialEq, T1::E: PartialEq, T2::E: PartialEq, T1::F: PartialEq, T2::F: PartialEq,

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fn eq(&self, other: &MeshEquivalenceDifference<T1, T2>) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl<T1: MeshType, T2: MeshType> StructuralPartialEq for MeshEquivalenceDifference<T1, T2>

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impl<T1, T2> Freeze for MeshEquivalenceDifference<T1, T2>
where <T1 as MeshType>::V: Freeze, <T2 as MeshType>::V: Freeze, <T1 as MeshType>::E: Freeze, <T2 as MeshType>::E: Freeze, <T1 as MeshType>::F: Freeze, <T2 as MeshType>::F: Freeze,

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impl<T1, T2> RefUnwindSafe for MeshEquivalenceDifference<T1, T2>
where <T1 as MeshType>::V: RefUnwindSafe, <T2 as MeshType>::V: RefUnwindSafe, <T1 as MeshType>::E: RefUnwindSafe, <T2 as MeshType>::E: RefUnwindSafe, <T1 as MeshType>::F: RefUnwindSafe, <T2 as MeshType>::F: RefUnwindSafe,

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impl<T1, T2> Send for MeshEquivalenceDifference<T1, T2>
where <T1 as MeshType>::V: Send, <T2 as MeshType>::V: Send, <T1 as MeshType>::E: Send, <T2 as MeshType>::E: Send, <T1 as MeshType>::F: Send, <T2 as MeshType>::F: Send,

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impl<T1, T2> Sync for MeshEquivalenceDifference<T1, T2>
where <T1 as MeshType>::V: Sync, <T2 as MeshType>::V: Sync, <T1 as MeshType>::E: Sync, <T2 as MeshType>::E: Sync, <T1 as MeshType>::F: Sync, <T2 as MeshType>::F: Sync,

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impl<T1, T2> Unpin for MeshEquivalenceDifference<T1, T2>
where <T1 as MeshType>::V: Unpin, <T2 as MeshType>::V: Unpin, <T1 as MeshType>::E: Unpin, <T2 as MeshType>::E: Unpin, <T1 as MeshType>::F: Unpin, <T2 as MeshType>::F: Unpin,

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impl<T1, T2> UnwindSafe for MeshEquivalenceDifference<T1, T2>
where <T1 as MeshType>::V: UnwindSafe, <T2 as MeshType>::V: UnwindSafe, <T1 as MeshType>::E: UnwindSafe, <T2 as MeshType>::E: UnwindSafe, <T1 as MeshType>::F: UnwindSafe, <T2 as MeshType>::F: UnwindSafe,

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