pub enum CurveDef {
Polyline(Vec<Point>),
Curve {
curve: Curve,
range: (f64, f64),
},
}Expand description
A curve of the network, as the caller draws it on the scan.
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Polyline(Vec<Point>)
Points along the curve, in order, the first and last at its ends.
Curve
A curve over a range of its parameter, read within the tolerance.
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impl StructuralPartialEq for CurveDef
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impl Freeze for CurveDef
impl RefUnwindSafe for CurveDef
impl Send for CurveDef
impl Sync for CurveDef
impl Unpin for CurveDef
impl UnsafeUnpin for CurveDef
impl UnwindSafe for CurveDef
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