pub struct Loop2 {
pub points: Vec<Point2>,
}Expand description
One closed loop of a region’s boundary.
The region lies on the left: an outer boundary runs counter-clockwise and a hole’s clockwise.
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§points: Vec<Point2>The corners in order. The first is not repeated at the end.
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impl StructuralPartialEq for Loop2
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impl Freeze for Loop2
impl RefUnwindSafe for Loop2
impl Send for Loop2
impl Sync for Loop2
impl Unpin for Loop2
impl UnsafeUnpin for Loop2
impl UnwindSafe for Loop2
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