criterion_plot::filledcurve

Struct FilledCurve

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pub struct FilledCurve<X, Y1, Y2> {
    pub x: X,
    pub y1: Y1,
    pub y2: Y2,
}
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Fills the area between two curves

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§x: X

X coordinate of the data points of both curves

§y1: Y1

Y coordinate of the data points of the first curve

§y2: Y2

Y coordinate of the data points of the second curve

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impl<X, Y1, Y2> Plot<FilledCurve<X, Y1, Y2>> for Figure
where X: IntoIterator, X::Item: Data, Y1: IntoIterator, Y1::Item: Data, Y2: IntoIterator, Y2::Item: Data,

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type Properties = Properties

The properties associated to the plot
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fn plot<F>(&mut self, fc: FilledCurve<X, Y1, Y2>, configure: F) -> &mut Figure
where F: FnOnce(&mut Properties) -> &mut Properties,

Plots some data with some configuration

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impl<X, Y1, Y2> Freeze for FilledCurve<X, Y1, Y2>
where X: Freeze, Y1: Freeze, Y2: Freeze,

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impl<X, Y1, Y2> RefUnwindSafe for FilledCurve<X, Y1, Y2>
where X: RefUnwindSafe, Y1: RefUnwindSafe, Y2: RefUnwindSafe,

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impl<X, Y1, Y2> Send for FilledCurve<X, Y1, Y2>
where X: Send, Y1: Send, Y2: Send,

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impl<X, Y1, Y2> Sync for FilledCurve<X, Y1, Y2>
where X: Sync, Y1: Sync, Y2: Sync,

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impl<X, Y1, Y2> Unpin for FilledCurve<X, Y1, Y2>
where X: Unpin, Y1: Unpin, Y2: Unpin,

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impl<X, Y1, Y2> UnwindSafe for FilledCurve<X, Y1, Y2>
where X: UnwindSafe, Y1: UnwindSafe, Y2: UnwindSafe,

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