pub struct CountVolumeElement {
pub per_compartment: Vec<usize>,
pub at_interface: Vec<usize>,
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Source§impl CountVolumeElement
impl CountVolumeElement
pub fn new(n_zone: usize) -> Self
pub fn into_reduce(self) -> (CompartmentInfo, AInterfacesInfo)
pub fn incr_compartment(&mut self, compartment_id: usize)
pub fn incr_interface( &mut self, compartment_id_0: usize, compartment_id_k: usize, )
pub fn n_interfaces(&self) -> usize
pub fn n_zone_with_volume_element(&self) -> usize
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impl Freeze for CountVolumeElement
impl RefUnwindSafe for CountVolumeElement
impl Send for CountVolumeElement
impl Sync for CountVolumeElement
impl Unpin for CountVolumeElement
impl UnsafeUnpin for CountVolumeElement
impl UnwindSafe for CountVolumeElement
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