pub struct TransmissionJoint { /* private fields */ }
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source§impl TransmissionJoint
impl TransmissionJoint
pub fn joint(&self) -> Weak<RwLock<Joint>>
pub fn hardware_interfaces(&self) -> &Vec<TransmissionHardwareInterface>
pub fn rebuild(&self) -> TransmissionJointBuilder
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source§impl Clone for TransmissionJoint
impl Clone for TransmissionJoint
source§impl Debug for TransmissionJoint
impl Debug for TransmissionJoint
source§impl PartialEq<TransmissionJoint> for TransmissionJoint
impl PartialEq<TransmissionJoint> for TransmissionJoint
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impl RefUnwindSafe for TransmissionJoint
impl Send for TransmissionJoint
impl Sync for TransmissionJoint
impl Unpin for TransmissionJoint
impl UnwindSafe for TransmissionJoint
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