pub struct LandXmlCantProbe {
pub internal_station: f64,
pub station: LandXmlStationMapping,
pub previous: Option<LandXmlCantStation>,
pub next: Option<LandXmlCantStation>,
}Expand description
The bracketing authored cant values at one physical alignment distance.
LandXML preserves producer-specific transition semantics. This type exposes the exact neighboring records instead of silently interpolating one.
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impl Debug for LandXmlCantProbe
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impl Serialize for LandXmlCantProbe
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