xarray

Enum XMark

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pub enum XMark {
    Mark0,
    Mark1,
    Mark2,
}
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The mark type used in the XArray.

The XArray itself and an item in it can have up to three different marks.

Users can use a self-defined type to distinguish which kind of mark they want to set. Such a type must implement the Into<XMark> trait.

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Mark0

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Mark1

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Mark2

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impl Freeze for XMark

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impl RefUnwindSafe for XMark

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impl Send for XMark

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impl Sync for XMark

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impl Unpin for XMark

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impl UnwindSafe for XMark

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