Enum Prefix 

#[non_exhaustive]
pub enum Prefix {
    Large = 1,
    Massive = 2,
    Dangerous = 3,
    Savage = 4,
    Sharp = 5,
    Pointy = 6,
    Tiny = 7,
    Terrible = 8,
    Small = 9,
    Dull = 10,
    Unhappy = 11,
    Bulky = 12,
    Shameful = 13,
    Heavy = 14,
    Light = 15,
    Sighted = 16,
    Rapid = 17,
    HastyRanged = 18,
    Intimidating = 19,
    DeadlyRanged = 20,
    Staunch = 21,
    Awful = 22,
    Lethargic = 23,
    Awkward = 24,
    Powerful = 25,
    Mystic = 26,
    Adept = 27,
    Masterful = 28,
    Inept = 29,
    Ignorant = 30,
    Deranged = 31,
    Intense = 32,
    Taboo = 33,
    Celestial = 34,
    Furious = 35,
    Keen = 36,
    Superior = 37,
    Forceful = 38,
    Broken = 39,
    Damaged = 40,
    Shoddy = 41,
    QuickWeapon = 42,
    Deadly = 43,
    Agile = 44,
    Nimble = 45,
    Murderous = 46,
    Slow = 47,
    Sluggish = 48,
    Lazy = 49,
    Annoying = 50,
    Nasty = 51,
    Manic = 52,
    Hurtful = 53,
    Strong = 54,
    Unpleasant = 55,
    Weak = 56,
    Ruthless = 57,
    Frenzying = 58,
    Godly = 59,
    Demonic = 60,
    Zealous = 61,
    Hard = 62,
    Guarding = 63,
    Armored = 64,
    Warding = 65,
    Arcane = 66,
    Precise = 67,
    Lucky = 68,
    Jagged = 69,
    Spiked = 70,
    Angry = 71,
    Menacing = 72,
    Brisk = 73,
    Fleeting = 74,
    HastyAccessory = 75,
    QuickAccessory = 76,
    Wild = 77,
    Rash = 78,
    Intrepid = 79,
    Violent = 80,
    Legendary = 81,
    Unreal = 82,
    Mythical = 83,
    LegendaryTerrarian = 84,
    Fabled = 85,
    Loyal = 86,
    Worthy = 87,
    Focused = 88,
    FakePatient = 89,
    FakeRabid = 90,
    FakeIllTempered = 91,
    FakePetty = 92,
    FakeFeeble = 93,
    FakeSkittish = 94,
    FakeEager = 95,
    FakeBallistic = 96,
    FakeScraggling = 97,
}

Variants (Non-exhaustive)

Non-exhaustive enums could have additional variants added in future. Therefore, when matching against variants of non-exhaustive enums, an extra wildcard arm must be added to account for any future variants.

Large = 1

Massive = 2

Dangerous = 3

Savage = 4

Sharp = 5

Pointy = 6

Tiny = 7

Terrible = 8

Small = 9

Dull = 10

Unhappy = 11

Bulky = 12

Shameful = 13

Heavy = 14

Light = 15

Sighted = 16

Rapid = 17

HastyRanged = 18

Intimidating = 19

DeadlyRanged = 20

Staunch = 21

Awful = 22

Lethargic = 23

Awkward = 24

Powerful = 25

Mystic = 26

Adept = 27

Masterful = 28

Inept = 29

Ignorant = 30

Deranged = 31

Intense = 32

Taboo = 33

Celestial = 34

Furious = 35

Keen = 36

Superior = 37

Forceful = 38

Broken = 39

Damaged = 40

Shoddy = 41

QuickWeapon = 42

Deadly = 43

Agile = 44

Nimble = 45

Murderous = 46

Slow = 47

Sluggish = 48

Lazy = 49

Annoying = 50

Nasty = 51

Manic = 52

Hurtful = 53

Strong = 54

Unpleasant = 55

Weak = 56

Ruthless = 57

Frenzying = 58

Godly = 59

Demonic = 60

Zealous = 61

Hard = 62

Guarding = 63

Armored = 64

Warding = 65

Arcane = 66

Precise = 67

Lucky = 68

Jagged = 69

Spiked = 70

Angry = 71

Menacing = 72

Brisk = 73

Fleeting = 74

HastyAccessory = 75

QuickAccessory = 76

Wild = 77

Rash = 78

Intrepid = 79

Violent = 80

Legendary = 81

Unreal = 82

Mythical = 83

LegendaryTerrarian = 84

Fabled = 85

Loyal = 86

Worthy = 87

Focused = 88

FakePatient = 89

FakeRabid = 90

FakeIllTempered = 91

FakePetty = 92

FakeFeeble = 93

FakeSkittish = 94

FakeEager = 95

FakeBallistic = 96

FakeScraggling = 97

Implementations

impl Prefix

pub fn to_id(self) -> u8

pub fn from_id(id: u8) -> Option<Self>

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Prefix

fn clone(&self) -> Prefix

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for Prefix

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Hash for Prefix

fn hash<__H: Hasher>(&self, state: &mut __H)

Feeds this value into the given Hasher.

fn hash_slice<H>(data: &[Self], state: &mut H)

where H: Hasher, Self: Sized,

Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher.

impl PartialEq for Prefix

fn eq(&self, other: &Prefix) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

impl Copy for Prefix

impl Eq for Prefix

impl StructuralPartialEq for Prefix