#[non_exhaustive]pub struct LandXmlTerrainOptions {
pub date: String,
pub time: String,
pub linear_unit: LandXmlLinearUnit,
pub decimals: u8,
pub surface_names: BTreeMap<u32, String>,
}Expand description
How the document is written. #[non_exhaustive]: build it with
LandXmlTerrainOptions::new and set the fields you need, so a later
option is not a breaking change.
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Struct { .. } syntax; cannot be matched against without a wildcard ..; and struct update syntax will not work.date: StringYYYY-MM-DD, the required LandXML@date. The caller owns the clock:
the wasm build has none, and a fixed stamp keeps tests byte-stable.
time: StringHH:MM:SS, the required LandXML@time.
linear_unit: LandXmlLinearUnitDefault metres.
decimals: u8Decimal places in the written unit, 0 to 9. Default 6 (a micrometre in metres, far below survey precision); 3 is millimetres in metres. A precision that collapses a face onto a line or point is refused.
surface_names: BTreeMap<u32, String>Surface@name per product express id. A blank or absent entry keeps
the product’s IFC name; duplicates are still made unique.
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fn clone(&self) -> LandXmlTerrainOptions
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impl Freeze for LandXmlTerrainOptions
impl RefUnwindSafe for LandXmlTerrainOptions
impl Send for LandXmlTerrainOptions
impl Sync for LandXmlTerrainOptions
impl Unpin for LandXmlTerrainOptions
impl UnwindSafe for LandXmlTerrainOptions
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