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ITMP_Style

engage::tm_pro

Trait ITMP_Style 

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pub trait ITMP_Style: IObject {

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    fn m_name(self) -> Il2CppString { ... }
    fn set_m_name(self, value: Il2CppString) { ... }
    fn m_hash_code(self) -> i32 { ... }
    fn set_m_hash_code(self, value: i32) { ... }
    fn m_opening_definition(self) -> Il2CppString { ... }
    fn set_m_opening_definition(self, value: Il2CppString) { ... }
    fn m_closing_definition(self) -> Il2CppString { ... }
    fn set_m_closing_definition(self, value: Il2CppString) { ... }
    fn m_opening_tag_array(self) -> Array<i32> { ... }
    fn set_m_opening_tag_array(self, value: Array<i32>) { ... }
    fn m_closing_tag_array(self) -> Array<i32> { ... }
    fn set_m_closing_tag_array(self, value: Array<i32>) { ... }
    fn m_opening_tag_unicode_array(self) -> Array<u32> { ... }
    fn set_m_opening_tag_unicode_array(self, value: Array<u32>) { ... }
    fn m_closing_tag_unicode_array(self) -> Array<u32> { ... }
    fn set_m_closing_tag_unicode_array(self, value: Array<u32>) { ... }

}

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fn m_name(self) -> Il2CppString

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fn set_m_name(self, value: Il2CppString)

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fn m_hash_code(self) -> i32

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fn set_m_hash_code(self, value: i32)

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fn m_opening_definition(self) -> Il2CppString

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fn set_m_opening_definition(self, value: Il2CppString)

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fn m_closing_definition(self) -> Il2CppString

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fn set_m_closing_definition(self, value: Il2CppString)

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fn m_opening_tag_array(self) -> Array<i32>

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fn set_m_opening_tag_array(self, value: Array<i32>)

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fn m_closing_tag_array(self) -> Array<i32>

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fn set_m_closing_tag_array(self, value: Array<i32>)

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fn m_opening_tag_unicode_array(self) -> Array<u32>

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fn set_m_opening_tag_unicode_array(self, value: Array<u32>)

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fn m_closing_tag_unicode_array(self) -> Array<u32>

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fn set_m_closing_tag_unicode_array(self, value: Array<u32>)

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.

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