pub enum EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge> {
    None,
    Point(Point<IntersectionCoord>),
    EndPoint(Point<OriginalCoord>),
    Overlap(Edge),
}
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Return type for the edge-edge intersection functions. Stores all possible results of an edge to edge intersection.

Note on coordinate types:

There are two coordinate types (which may be the same concrete type):

  • OriginalCoord is the coordinate type used to define the edge end-points. An intersection at the end-points can be expressed with this coordinate type.
  • IntersectionCoord is the coordinate type used to express intersection points somewhere in the middle of the edge. This may differ from the coordinate type of the end-points. For example if the end-points are stored in integer coordinates the intersection may require rational coordinates. But in special cases such as axis-aligned edges, the intersection point can indeed be expressed in integer coordinates.

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None

No intersection.

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Point(Point<IntersectionCoord>)

Intersection in a single point but not on an endpoint of an edge.

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EndPoint(Point<OriginalCoord>)

Intersection in an endpoint of an edge.

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Overlap(Edge)

Full or partial overlap.

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impl<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge> Clone for EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge>where IntersectionCoord: Clone, OriginalCoord: Clone, Edge: Clone,

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fn clone(&self) -> EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge>

Returns a copy of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge> Debug for EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge>where IntersectionCoord: Debug, OriginalCoord: Debug, Edge: Debug,

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge> PartialEq<EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge>> for EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge>where IntersectionCoord: PartialEq<IntersectionCoord>, OriginalCoord: PartialEq<OriginalCoord>, Edge: PartialEq<Edge>,

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fn eq( &self, other: &EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge> ) -> bool

This method tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge> Copy for EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge>where IntersectionCoord: Copy, OriginalCoord: Copy, Edge: Copy,

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impl<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge> Eq for EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge>where IntersectionCoord: Eq, OriginalCoord: Eq, Edge: Eq,

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impl<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge> StructuralEq for EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge>

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impl<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge> StructuralPartialEq for EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge>

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impl<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge> RefUnwindSafe for EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge>where Edge: RefUnwindSafe, IntersectionCoord: RefUnwindSafe, OriginalCoord: RefUnwindSafe,

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impl<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge> Send for EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge>where Edge: Send, IntersectionCoord: Send, OriginalCoord: Send,

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impl<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge> Sync for EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge>where Edge: Sync, IntersectionCoord: Sync, OriginalCoord: Sync,

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impl<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge> Unpin for EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge>where Edge: Unpin, IntersectionCoord: Unpin, OriginalCoord: Unpin,

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impl<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge> UnwindSafe for EdgeIntersection<IntersectionCoord, OriginalCoord, Edge>where Edge: UnwindSafe, IntersectionCoord: UnwindSafe, OriginalCoord: UnwindSafe,

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const ALIGN: usize = mem::align_of::<T>()

The alignment of pointer.
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type Init = T

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unsafe fn init(init: <T as Pointable>::Init) -> usize

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