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Struct Network 

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pub struct Network {
    pub faces: Vec<Shape>,
    pub shell: Shape,
    pub edges: Vec<Shape>,
    pub surfaces: Vec<BSplineSurface>,
    pub worst_tangent: f64,
    pub worst_gap: f64,
    pub per_patch: Vec<PatchFit>,
    pub corners: Vec<IrregularCorner>,
    pub outside: usize,
    pub ended: Ended,
}
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What fit_network produced.

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§faces: Vec<Shape>

A face per patch, in the patches’ order, sharing an edge per shared curve.

§shell: Shape

The faces as one shell.

§edges: Vec<Shape>

An edge per curve, in the curves’ order.

§surfaces: Vec<BSplineSurface>

Each patch’s surface, over the unit square.

§worst_tangent: f64

The widest angle, in radians, between the two patches’ normals across a curve between two patches that is not a crease, read at both ends and the Gauss nodes of every span (an end at a missing side’s point left out, where a normal is not defined), and at the irregular corners.

§worst_gap: f64

The widest distance between a curve’s edge and the boundary of a patch it bounds, read at the same nodes.

§per_patch: Vec<PatchFit>

How each patch fits its points.

§corners: Vec<IrregularCorner>

The corners inside the network where other than four patches meet, no curve there a crease, and their angles.

§outside: usize

How many points lie past the network’s border, nearest a side no other patch shares, and were left out.

§ended: Ended

Why refinement stopped; never Ended::Fixed.

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impl Clone for Network

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate 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 Debug for Network

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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