pub enum CartesianAxis {
X = 0,
Y = 1,
Z = 2,
}Expand description
Represent axis direction in cartesian coordinates
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Source§impl From<CartesianAxis> for usize
impl From<CartesianAxis> for usize
Source§fn from(axis: CartesianAxis) -> usize
fn from(axis: CartesianAxis) -> usize
Converts to this type from the input type.
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impl Freeze for CartesianAxis
impl RefUnwindSafe for CartesianAxis
impl Send for CartesianAxis
impl Sync for CartesianAxis
impl Unpin for CartesianAxis
impl UnsafeUnpin for CartesianAxis
impl UnwindSafe for CartesianAxis
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