pub struct CutReport {
pub capped_loops: usize,
pub bridged: usize,
pub open: usize,
}Expand description
What a cut capped and what it left open.
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§capped_loops: usizeThe loops capped, each closed by the rim alone or with bridges.
bridged: usizeThe bridges drawn in the loops capped.
open: usizeThe stretches of the rim in the plane left open: each loop the rim closes that was not capped, and each run of it in the plane not closed into a loop that was.
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impl Copy for CutReport
impl Eq for CutReport
impl StructuralPartialEq for CutReport
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impl Freeze for CutReport
impl RefUnwindSafe for CutReport
impl Send for CutReport
impl Sync for CutReport
impl Unpin for CutReport
impl UnsafeUnpin for CutReport
impl UnwindSafe for CutReport
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