pub enum Dimension {
TwoD,
ThreeD,
}Expand description
The two problem families a strategy runs on: 2D nesting and 3D packing.
On the wire (a request’s mode, the strategy catalog) "2d" / "3d".
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impl Copy for Dimension
impl Eq for Dimension
impl StructuralPartialEq for Dimension
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impl Freeze for Dimension
impl RefUnwindSafe for Dimension
impl Send for Dimension
impl Sync for Dimension
impl Unpin for Dimension
impl UnsafeUnpin for Dimension
impl UnwindSafe for Dimension
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