QueuePriority

Enum QueuePriority 

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pub enum QueuePriority {
    Urgent,
    High,
    Medium,
    Low,
}

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Urgent

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High

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Medium

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Low

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impl CheckDiscriminantInRange<BitCount<High>> for QueuePriority

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type CheckType = BitCount<High>

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impl CheckDiscriminantInRange<BitCount<Low>> for QueuePriority

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type CheckType = BitCount<Low>

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impl CheckDiscriminantInRange<BitCount<Medium>> for QueuePriority

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type CheckType = BitCount<Medium>

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impl CheckDiscriminantInRange<BitCount<Urgent>> for QueuePriority

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type CheckType = BitCount<Urgent>

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impl Specifier for QueuePriority

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const BITS: usize = 2usize

The number of bits used by the Specifier.
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type Bytes = <BitCount<2> as SpecifierBytes>::Bytes

The storage type. This is typically the smallest integer primitive that can store all possible values of the InOut type.
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type InOut = QueuePriority

The interface type. This type is used by getters and setters. For integers, this is the same as the Bytes type; for other types with more logical representations, like an enum or struct, this is the enum or struct.
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fn into_bytes( input: <Self as Specifier>::InOut, ) -> Result<<Self as Specifier>::Bytes, OutOfBounds>

Converts an interface type into its storage type. Read more
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fn from_bytes( bytes: <Self as Specifier>::Bytes, ) -> Result<<Self as Specifier>::InOut, InvalidBitPattern<<Self as Specifier>::Bytes>>

Converts a storage type into its interface type. Read more

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