pub struct FitFixed {
pub radius: Option<f64>,
pub direction: Option<Direction>,
pub axis: Option<Axis>,
pub half_angle: Option<f64>,
}Expand description
What a fit holds fixed instead of fitting.
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§radius: Option<f64>A sphere’s, a cylinder’s or a circle’s radius, or a torus’s tube (minor) radius: a precision ball partly scanned fits its centre only.
direction: Option<Direction>A plane’s normal, a line’s direction, or the axis direction of a cylinder, a cone, a torus or a circle in space; its sense is free.
axis: Option<Axis>The whole axis of a cylinder, a cone, a torus or a circle in space, as a line; its sense is free.
half_angle: Option<f64>A cone’s half angle, in radians.
Trait Implementations§
impl Copy for FitFixed
impl StructuralPartialEq for FitFixed
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for FitFixed
impl RefUnwindSafe for FitFixed
impl Send for FitFixed
impl Sync for FitFixed
impl Unpin for FitFixed
impl UnsafeUnpin for FitFixed
impl UnwindSafe for FitFixed
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