Enum LPCPin 

pub enum LPCPin {
    P0_0 = 0,
    P0_1 = 1,
    P0_2 = 2,
    P0_3 = 3,
    P0_4 = 4,
    P0_5 = 5,
    P0_6 = 6,
    P0_7 = 7,
    P0_8 = 8,
    P0_9 = 9,
    P0_10 = 10,
    P0_11 = 11,
    P0_12 = 12,
    P0_13 = 13,
    P0_14 = 14,
    P0_15 = 15,
    P0_16 = 16,
    P0_17 = 17,
    P0_18 = 18,
    P0_19 = 19,
    P0_20 = 20,
    P0_21 = 21,
    P0_22 = 22,
    P0_23 = 23,
    P0_24 = 24,
    P0_25 = 25,
    P0_26 = 26,
    P0_27 = 27,
    P0_28 = 28,
    P0_29 = 29,
    P0_30 = 30,
    P0_31 = 31,
    P1_0 = 32,
    P1_1 = 33,
    P1_2 = 34,
    P1_3 = 35,
    P1_4 = 36,
    P1_5 = 37,
    P1_6 = 38,
    P1_7 = 39,
    P1_8 = 40,
    P1_9 = 41,
    P1_10 = 42,
    P1_11 = 43,
    P1_12 = 44,
    P1_13 = 45,
    P1_14 = 46,
    P1_15 = 47,
    P1_16 = 48,
    P1_17 = 49,
    P1_18 = 50,
    P1_19 = 51,
    P1_20 = 52,
    P1_21 = 53,
    P1_22 = 54,
    P1_23 = 55,
    P1_24 = 56,
    P1_25 = 57,
    P1_26 = 58,
    P1_27 = 59,
    P1_28 = 60,
    P1_29 = 61,
    P1_30 = 62,
    P1_31 = 63,
}

Variants

P0_0 = 0

P0_1 = 1

P0_2 = 2

P0_3 = 3

P0_4 = 4

P0_5 = 5

P0_6 = 6

P0_7 = 7

P0_8 = 8

P0_9 = 9

P0_10 = 10

P0_11 = 11

P0_12 = 12

P0_13 = 13

P0_14 = 14

P0_15 = 15

P0_16 = 16

P0_17 = 17

P0_18 = 18

P0_19 = 19

P0_20 = 20

P0_21 = 21

P0_22 = 22

P0_23 = 23

P0_24 = 24

P0_25 = 25

P0_26 = 26

P0_27 = 27

P0_28 = 28

P0_29 = 29

P0_30 = 30

P0_31 = 31

P1_0 = 32

P1_1 = 33

P1_2 = 34

P1_3 = 35

P1_4 = 36

P1_5 = 37

P1_6 = 38

P1_7 = 39

P1_8 = 40

P1_9 = 41

P1_10 = 42

P1_11 = 43

P1_12 = 44

P1_13 = 45

P1_14 = 46

P1_15 = 47

P1_16 = 48

P1_17 = 49

P1_18 = 50

P1_19 = 51

P1_20 = 52

P1_21 = 53

P1_22 = 54

P1_23 = 55

P1_24 = 56

P1_25 = 57

P1_26 = 58

P1_27 = 59

P1_28 = 60

P1_29 = 61

P1_30 = 62

P1_31 = 63

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for LPCPin

fn clone(&self) -> LPCPin

Returns a duplicate of the value.

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

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for LPCPin

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl PartialEq for LPCPin

fn eq(&self, other: &LPCPin) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

impl Copy for LPCPin

impl StructuralPartialEq for LPCPin