pub struct Absorbed {
pub shapes: Vec<Shape>,
pub entities: HashMap<EntityId, EntityId>,
}Expand description
What an absorb produced: the transplanted roots, bound to the model that absorbed them, and where every absorbed identity ended up.
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§shapes: Vec<Shape>The roots handed in, shifted and bound to the absorbing model.
entities: HashMap<EntityId, EntityId>Source-document identity → identity in the absorbing model, for every entity the parts carried. A caller holding references recorded against the source document resolves them through this.
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impl Freeze for Absorbed
impl RefUnwindSafe for Absorbed
impl Send for Absorbed
impl Sync for Absorbed
impl Unpin for Absorbed
impl UnsafeUnpin for Absorbed
impl UnwindSafe for Absorbed
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The inclusion map: converts
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