wolfrpg_map_parser::command::set_variable_plus_command::picture_field

Enum PictureField

pub enum PictureField {
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    PositionY = 1,
    Width = 2,
    Height = 3,
    PatternNumber = 4,
    Opacity = 5,
    Angle = 6,
    CursorHover = 8,
    PictureInUse = 9,
    StringDoneDisplaying = 10,
    ZoomWidth = 11,
    ZoomHeight = 12,
    TopLeftX = 13,
    TopLeftY = 14,
    TopRightX = 15,
    TopRightY = 16,
    BottomLeftX = 17,
    BottomLeftY = 18,
    BottomRightX = 19,
    BottomRightY = 20,
    Unknown = 21,
}

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PositionX = 0

PositionY = 1

Width = 2

Height = 3

PatternNumber = 4

Opacity = 5

Angle = 6

CursorHover = 8

PictureInUse = 9

StringDoneDisplaying = 10

ZoomWidth = 11

ZoomHeight = 12

TopLeftX = 13

TopLeftY = 14

TopRightX = 15

TopRightY = 16

BottomLeftX = 17

BottomLeftY = 18

BottomRightX = 19

BottomRightY = 20

Unknown = 21

Implementations§

impl PictureField

pub const fn new(field: u32) -> Self

Trait Implementations§

impl PartialEq for PictureField

fn eq(&self, other: &PictureField) -> 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.

impl StructuralPartialEq for PictureField

Auto Trait Implementations§

impl Freeze for PictureField

impl RefUnwindSafe for PictureField

impl Send for PictureField

impl Sync for PictureField

impl Unpin for PictureField

impl UnwindSafe for PictureField

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