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PioBoundaryLineView

powerio_capi

Struct PioBoundaryLineView 

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#[repr(C)]
pub struct PioBoundaryLineView {
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    pub component: PioComponentIdView,
    pub voltage_level: PioComponentIdView,
    pub active_power_setpoint_mw: f64,
    pub reactive_power_setpoint_mvar: f64,
    pub resistance_ohm: f64,
    pub reactance_ohm: f64,
    pub conductance_siemens: f64,
    pub susceptance_siemens: f64,
    pub pairing_key: PioStringView,
    pub has_pairing_key: bool,
    pub generation: PioBoundaryLineGenerationView,
    pub has_generation: bool,
    pub calculation_load: PioComponentIdView,
    pub has_calculation_load: bool,
    pub calculation_generator: PioComponentIdView,
    pub has_calculation_generator: bool,

}
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One PowSybl boundary line retained beside the balanced calculation view.

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§component: PioComponentIdView§voltage_level: PioComponentIdView§active_power_setpoint_mw: f64§reactive_power_setpoint_mvar: f64§resistance_ohm: f64§reactance_ohm: f64§conductance_siemens: f64§susceptance_siemens: f64§pairing_key: PioStringView§has_pairing_key: bool§generation: PioBoundaryLineGenerationView§has_generation: bool§calculation_load: PioComponentIdView§has_calculation_load: bool§calculation_generator: PioComponentIdView§has_calculation_generator: bool

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impl Clone for PioBoundaryLineView

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fn clone(&self) -> PioBoundaryLineView

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

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impl Copy for PioBoundaryLineView

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