pub trait IBitHash: IObject {
// Provided methods
fn m_shift(self) -> i32 { ... }
fn set_m_shift(self, value: i32) { ... }
fn m_mask(self) -> i32 { ... }
fn set_m_mask(self, value: i32) { ... }
fn m_list(self) -> List_1<i32> { ... }
fn set_m_list(self, value: List_1<i32>) { ... }
fn m_names(self) -> List_1<Il2CppString> { ... }
fn set_m_names(self, value: List_1<Il2CppString>) { ... }
fn m_dictionary(self) -> Dictionary_2<i32, i32> { ... }
fn set_m_dictionary(self, value: Dictionary_2<i32, i32>) { ... }
fn m_bits(self) -> Array<u8> { ... }
fn set_m_bits(self, value: Array<u8>) { ... }
}Provided Methods§
fn m_shift(self) -> i32
fn set_m_shift(self, value: i32)
fn m_mask(self) -> i32
fn set_m_mask(self, value: i32)
fn m_list(self) -> List_1<i32>
fn set_m_list(self, value: List_1<i32>)
fn m_names(self) -> List_1<Il2CppString>
fn set_m_names(self, value: List_1<Il2CppString>)
fn m_dictionary(self) -> Dictionary_2<i32, i32>
fn set_m_dictionary(self, value: Dictionary_2<i32, i32>)
fn m_bits(self) -> Array<u8>
fn set_m_bits(self, value: Array<u8>)
Dyn Compatibility§
This trait is not dyn compatible.
In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.