pub enum Recharted {
Untouched,
Restated,
Refused(String),
}Expand description
What rechart_clear_of_poles did with a face.
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Untouched
The face is no sphere face, or its trim keeps clear of its chart’s poles, or runs through them: left as it is.
Restated
The face now lies on its sphere charted about another axis, whose poles stand clear of its trim.
Refused(String)
The trim comes within POLE_MARGIN of a pole and no chart about
another axis clears it: why, by name.
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impl StructuralPartialEq for Recharted
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impl Freeze for Recharted
impl RefUnwindSafe for Recharted
impl Send for Recharted
impl Sync for Recharted
impl Unpin for Recharted
impl UnsafeUnpin for Recharted
impl UnwindSafe for Recharted
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