pub struct I32Coordinates;
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Coordinate types based on i32 as main coordinate type.

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impl CoordinateBase for I32Coordinates

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type Coord = i32

Base coordinate type used for x and y coordinates.
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impl CoordinateConcept for I32Coordinates

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type Area = f64

Type used for area. This is typically a floating point number or a rational number.
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type ManhattanArea = i64

Type used for area which can be expressed without fractions. The datatype usually has a bigger range than Coord to avoid overflows during multiplications. For example when using i32 as Coord, a i64 is recommended as area type.
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type UnsignedArea = f64

Type for unsigned area.
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type CoordinateDifference = i32

Type for difference between coordinates. Typically the same type as Coord when Coord is signed.
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type CoordinateDistance = f64

Type for distances. Typically a floating point type because distances cannot be represented in integers nor rationals.

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