pub struct PatchRotationKind { /* private fields */ }Expand description
A patch-rotation block: rotates a surface code patch by 90 degrees over one
time layer, translating it by an axis-aligned movement step.
Implementations§
Source§impl PatchRotationKind
impl PatchRotationKind
Sourcepub fn new(basis: Basis, movement: IVec2) -> Result<Self, BlockError>
pub fn new(basis: Basis, movement: IVec2) -> Result<Self, BlockError>
Constructs a patch-rotation kind, validating the movement vector.
§Errors
Returns BlockError::InvalidPatchRotationMovement unless movement is
a unit step along exactly one of the x or y axes.
Sourcepub const fn x_axis_boundary_basis(self) -> Basis
pub const fn x_axis_boundary_basis(self) -> Basis
Returns the boundary basis on the x axis, flipped when the block moves
along x (the rotation swaps the two boundary orientations).
Sourcepub const fn movement_3d(self) -> IVec3
pub const fn movement_3d(self) -> IVec3
Returns the movement as a 3D vector with +1 on the time axis.
Sourcepub const fn with_basis(self, basis: Basis) -> Self
pub const fn with_basis(self, basis: Basis) -> Self
Returns a copy with a different basis.
Sourcepub fn end_position(self, start: IVec3) -> IVec3
pub fn end_position(self, start: IVec3) -> IVec3
Returns the end cell reached from start.
§Panics
Panics if the endpoint exceeds the coordinate range. Use
try_end_position for untrusted positions.
Sourcepub fn try_end_position(self, start: IVec3) -> Result<IVec3, BlockGraphError>
pub fn try_end_position(self, start: IVec3) -> Result<IVec3, BlockGraphError>
Returns the end cell reached from start.
§Errors
Returns BlockGraphError::CoordinateOverflow if the endpoint exceeds
the coordinate range.
Sourcepub fn connectable_offsets(self) -> [IVec3; 2]
pub fn connectable_offsets(self) -> [IVec3; 2]
Returns the two exposed connection endpoints (start and end) as offsets.
Sourcepub fn reserved_offsets(self) -> Vec<IVec3>
pub fn reserved_offsets(self) -> Vec<IVec3>
Returns every cell the block reserves, as offsets from its position.
Sourcepub fn bases_at_endpoint(
self,
start: IVec3,
endpoint: IVec3,
) -> Option<[Basis; 3]>
pub fn bases_at_endpoint( self, start: IVec3, endpoint: IVec3, ) -> Option<[Basis; 3]>
Returns the boundary bases exposed at endpoint, or None if endpoint
is neither the start nor end cell. The bases flip between the two ends.
Sourcepub fn pipe_face_bases_at_endpoint(
self,
start: IVec3,
endpoint: IVec3,
) -> Option<[Basis; 3]>
pub fn pipe_face_bases_at_endpoint( self, start: IVec3, endpoint: IVec3, ) -> Option<[Basis; 3]>
Returns the bases on the pipe face at endpoint, or None if endpoint
is neither the start nor end cell.
Unlike bases_at_endpoint, the pipe face uses
the block’s construction basis directly rather than the x-axis
boundary basis.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for PatchRotationKind
impl Clone for PatchRotationKind
Source§fn clone(&self) -> PatchRotationKind
fn clone(&self) -> PatchRotationKind
1.0.0 (const: unstable) · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source. Read moreimpl Copy for PatchRotationKind
Source§impl Debug for PatchRotationKind
impl Debug for PatchRotationKind
Source§impl Default for PatchRotationKind
impl Default for PatchRotationKind
impl Eq for PatchRotationKind
Source§impl Hash for PatchRotationKind
impl Hash for PatchRotationKind
Source§impl Ord for PatchRotationKind
impl Ord for PatchRotationKind
1.21.0 (const: unstable) · Source§fn max(self, other: Self) -> Selfwhere
Self: Sized,
fn max(self, other: Self) -> Selfwhere
Self: Sized,
Source§impl PartialEq for PatchRotationKind
impl PartialEq for PatchRotationKind
Source§impl PartialOrd for PatchRotationKind
impl PartialOrd for PatchRotationKind
impl StructuralPartialEq for PatchRotationKind
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for PatchRotationKind
impl RefUnwindSafe for PatchRotationKind
impl Send for PatchRotationKind
impl Sync for PatchRotationKind
impl Unpin for PatchRotationKind
impl UnsafeUnpin for PatchRotationKind
impl UnwindSafe for PatchRotationKind
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