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InvalidBlockGraphError

Enum InvalidBlockGraphError 

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#[non_exhaustive]
pub enum InvalidBlockGraphError {
Show 19 variants NotExactlySinglePipe(IVec3), SpatialPipeNotAllowed(IVec3), SpatialPortRoleRequired(IVec3), TemporalPortRoleMismatch { pos: IVec3, declared: PortRole, inferred: PortRole, }, FuturePipeNotAllowed(IVec3), PastPipeNotAllowed(IVec3), OrientationContradiction(IVec3, IVec3), JunctionNotPlanar(IVec3), DegeneratePipeFace(IVec3, IVec3), CubeHeightSpatialMismatch { pos: IVec3, neighbor: IVec3, height: CubeHeight, neighbor_height: CubeHeight, }, CubeInvalidPipeEndpoint { pos: IVec3, endpoint: IVec3, }, BlockFootprintOverlap { pos: IVec3, }, WalkingPipeNotTemporal { pos: IVec3, endpoint: IVec3, }, WalkingStartPipeNotPast { pos: IVec3, }, WalkingEndPipeNotFuture { pos: IVec3, }, PatchRotationEndpointPipeCount { pos: IVec3, endpoint: IVec3, count: usize, }, PatchRotationPipeNotTemporal { pos: IVec3, endpoint: IVec3, }, PatchRotationStartPipeHadamard { pos: IVec3, }, PatchRotationBoundaryMismatch { pos: IVec3, endpoint: IVec3, expected: Basis, actual: Option<Basis>, },
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A structural well-formedness violation found while validating a BlockGraph’s blocks, pipes, and lattice-surgery geometry.

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NotExactlySinglePipe(IVec3)

A block kind requiring one pipe has a different degree.

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SpatialPipeNotAllowed(IVec3)

A block kind that accepts only temporal pipes has a spatial pipe.

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SpatialPortRoleRequired(IVec3)

A spatial port lacks an explicit input, output, or multiplex role.

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TemporalPortRoleMismatch

A temporal port’s declared role disagrees with its pipe direction.

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§pos: IVec3

Port position.

§declared: PortRole

Explicitly declared role.

§inferred: PortRole

Role inferred from the temporal pipe.

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FuturePipeNotAllowed(IVec3)

A block accepts only a pipe extending into its past.

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PastPipeNotAllowed(IVec3)

A block accepts only a pipe extending into its future.

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OrientationContradiction(IVec3, IVec3)

Adjacent block faces imply incompatible lattice-surgery orientations.

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JunctionNotPlanar(IVec3)

A multi-pipe junction does not lie in one plane.

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DegeneratePipeFace(IVec3, IVec3)

A pipe face has the same basis on both perpendicular axes.

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CubeHeightSpatialMismatch

Spatially connected cubes have different symbolic heights.

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§pos: IVec3

First cube position.

§neighbor: IVec3

Neighboring cube position.

§height: CubeHeight

First cube height.

§neighbor_height: CubeHeight

Neighboring cube height.

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CubeInvalidPipeEndpoint

A pipe attaches to an invalid cell of a multi-cell cube.

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§pos: IVec3

Cube anchor position.

§endpoint: IVec3

Invalid pipe endpoint.

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BlockFootprintOverlap

Two block footprints reserve the same lattice cell.

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§pos: IVec3

Multiply occupied lattice cell.

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WalkingPipeNotTemporal

A walking block endpoint has a spatial pipe.

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§pos: IVec3

Walking-block anchor position.

§endpoint: IVec3

Endpoint with the invalid pipe.

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WalkingStartPipeNotPast

A walking block’s start endpoint has a non-past pipe.

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§pos: IVec3

Walking-block anchor position.

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WalkingEndPipeNotFuture

A walking block’s end endpoint has a non-future pipe.

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§pos: IVec3

Walking-block anchor position.

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PatchRotationEndpointPipeCount

A patch-rotation endpoint does not have exactly one temporal pipe.

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§pos: IVec3

Patch-rotation anchor position.

§endpoint: IVec3

Endpoint being checked.

§count: usize

Number of attached temporal pipes.

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PatchRotationPipeNotTemporal

A patch-rotation endpoint has a spatial pipe.

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§pos: IVec3

Patch-rotation anchor position.

§endpoint: IVec3

Endpoint with the invalid pipe.

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PatchRotationStartPipeHadamard

A patch rotation has a Hadamard pipe at its start endpoint.

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§pos: IVec3

Patch-rotation anchor position.

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PatchRotationBoundaryMismatch

A patch-rotation endpoint has the wrong boundary orientation.

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§pos: IVec3

Patch-rotation anchor position.

§endpoint: IVec3

Endpoint being checked.

§expected: Basis

Boundary basis required by the rotation.

§actual: Option<Basis>

Basis inferred from the attached pipe, if any.

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impl Clone for InvalidBlockGraphError

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fn clone(&self) -> InvalidBlockGraphError

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for InvalidBlockGraphError

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Display for InvalidBlockGraphError

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fn fmt(&self, __formatter: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Error for InvalidBlockGraphError

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fn source(&self) -> Option<&(dyn Error + 'static)>

Returns the lower-level source of this error, if any. Read more
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fn description(&self) -> &str

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fn cause(&self) -> Option<&dyn Error>

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fn provide<'a>(&'a self, request: &mut Request<'a>)

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impl From<InvalidBlockGraphError> for BlockGraphError

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fn from(source: InvalidBlockGraphError) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

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