Struct uom::si::power::horsepower

pub struct horsepower;

horsepower

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for horsepower

fn clone(&self) -> horsepower

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Conversion<u16> for horsepower

type T = Ratio<u16>

Conversion factor type specific to the underlying storage type.

fn coefficient() -> Self::T

Coefficient portion of conversion factor for converting the given unit. To convert to the base unit for the quantity use (value + constant()) * coefficient(). To convert from the base unit, (value / coefficient()) - constant() is used. Implementation should return the multiplicative identity (Self::T::one()) if no coefficient exists.

fn constant(op: ConstantOp) -> Self::T

Constant portion of conversion factor for converting the given unit. To convert to the base unit for the quantity use (value + constant()) * coefficient(). To convert from the base unit, (value / coefficient()) - constant() is used. Implementation should return the additive identity (Self::T::zero()) if no constant exists. See ConstantOp documentation for details about parameter use to ensure the method optimizes correctly.

fn conversion(&self) -> Self::T

where Self: Sized,

Instance conversion factor.

impl Conversion<u32> for horsepower

type T = Ratio<u32>

Conversion factor type specific to the underlying storage type.

fn coefficient() -> Self::T

Coefficient portion of conversion factor for converting the given unit. To convert to the base unit for the quantity use (value + constant()) * coefficient(). To convert from the base unit, (value / coefficient()) - constant() is used. Implementation should return the multiplicative identity (Self::T::one()) if no coefficient exists.

fn constant(op: ConstantOp) -> Self::T

Constant portion of conversion factor for converting the given unit. To convert to the base unit for the quantity use (value + constant()) * coefficient(). To convert from the base unit, (value / coefficient()) - constant() is used. Implementation should return the additive identity (Self::T::zero()) if no constant exists. See ConstantOp documentation for details about parameter use to ensure the method optimizes correctly.

fn conversion(&self) -> Self::T

where Self: Sized,

Instance conversion factor.

impl Conversion<u8> for horsepower

type T = Ratio<u8>

Conversion factor type specific to the underlying storage type.

fn coefficient() -> Self::T

Coefficient portion of conversion factor for converting the given unit. To convert to the base unit for the quantity use (value + constant()) * coefficient(). To convert from the base unit, (value / coefficient()) - constant() is used. Implementation should return the multiplicative identity (Self::T::one()) if no coefficient exists.

fn constant(op: ConstantOp) -> Self::T

Constant portion of conversion factor for converting the given unit. To convert to the base unit for the quantity use (value + constant()) * coefficient(). To convert from the base unit, (value / coefficient()) - constant() is used. Implementation should return the additive identity (Self::T::zero()) if no constant exists. See ConstantOp documentation for details about parameter use to ensure the method optimizes correctly.

fn conversion(&self) -> Self::T

where Self: Sized,

Instance conversion factor.

impl Debug for horsepower

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Hash for horsepower

fn hash<__H: Hasher>(&self, state: &mut __H)

Feeds this value into the given Hasher.

fn hash_slice<H>(data: &[Self], state: &mut H)

where H: Hasher, Self: Sized,

Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher.

impl Unit for horsepower

fn abbreviation() -> &'static str

Unit abbreviation.

fn singular() -> &'static str

Unit singular description.

fn plural() -> &'static str

Unit plural description.

impl Conversion<u16> for horsepower

impl Conversion<u32> for horsepower

impl Conversion<u8> for horsepower

impl Copy for horsepower

impl Unit for horsepower