pub struct CompartmentInfo {
pub n_volumes: Vec<usize>,
pub volumes: Vec<Vec<ElementVolumeInfo>>,
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Source§impl CompartmentInfo
impl CompartmentInfo
Sourcefn new(volume_per_compartment: Vec<usize>) -> Self
fn new(volume_per_compartment: Vec<usize>) -> Self
Creates a new CompartmentInfo.
pub fn fill(&mut self, geometry: &CMGeometry)
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impl Freeze for CompartmentInfo
impl RefUnwindSafe for CompartmentInfo
impl Send for CompartmentInfo
impl Sync for CompartmentInfo
impl Unpin for CompartmentInfo
impl UnsafeUnpin for CompartmentInfo
impl UnwindSafe for CompartmentInfo
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