Struct pyro::SoaStorage

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pub struct SoaStorage { /* private fields */ }
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A runtime SoA storage. It stands for Structure of Arrays.

struct Test {
    foo: Foo,
    bar: Bar,
    baz: Baz,
}
let test: Vec<Test> = ...; // Array of Structs (*AoS*) layout

struct Test {
    foo: Vec<Foo>,
    bar: Vec<Bar>,
    baz: Vec<Baz>,
}
let test: Test = ...; // SoA layout

Users do not interact with this storage directly, instead World will use this storage behind the scenes. In the future there will be other storages such as AoSoA, which is a fancy way of saying SoA but with arrays that a limited to a size of 8.

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Removes all the components at the specified index.
Appends components to one array. See AppendComponents that uses this method.
Creates an EmptyStorage. This storage will not have any registered components when it is created. See RegisterComponent. Read more
Same as Storage::component but mutable.
Retrieves the component array and panics if C is not inside this storage.
Returns true if the Storage has an array of type C.

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Performs the conversion.
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