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Timer4trigInp

Enum Timer4trigInp 

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#[repr(u8)]
pub enum Timer4trigInp {
Show 128 variants _RESERVED_0 = 0, VAL1 = 1, VAL2 = 2, VAL3 = 3, VAL4 = 4, VAL5 = 5, VAL6 = 6, VAL7 = 7, VAL8 = 8, VAL9 = 9, VAL10 = 10, VAL11 = 11, VAL12 = 12, VAL13 = 13, VAL14 = 14, VAL15 = 15, VAL16 = 16, VAL17 = 17, VAL18 = 18, VAL19 = 19, VAL20 = 20, VAL21 = 21, VAL22 = 22, VAL23 = 23, VAL24 = 24, VAL25 = 25, VAL26 = 26, VAL27 = 27, VAL28 = 28, VAL29 = 29, VAL30 = 30, VAL31 = 31, VAL32 = 32, VAL33 = 33, VAL34 = 34, VAL35 = 35, VAL36 = 36, VAL37 = 37, VAL38 = 38, VAL39 = 39, VAL40 = 40, VAL41 = 41, VAL42 = 42, VAL43 = 43, VAL44 = 44, VAL45 = 45, VAL46 = 46, VAL47 = 47, VAL48 = 48, VAL49 = 49, VAL50 = 50, VAL51 = 51, VAL52 = 52, VAL53 = 53, VAL54 = 54, VAL55 = 55, VAL56 = 56, VAL57 = 57, VAL58 = 58, VAL59 = 59, VAL60 = 60, VAL61 = 61, VAL62 = 62, VAL63 = 63, VAL64 = 64, VAL65 = 65, VAL66 = 66, VAL67 = 67, VAL68 = 68, VAL69 = 69, VAL70 = 70, VAL71 = 71, VAL72 = 72, VAL73 = 73, VAL74 = 74, VAL75 = 75, VAL76 = 76, VAL77 = 77, VAL78 = 78, VAL79 = 79, VAL80 = 80, VAL81 = 81, VAL82 = 82, VAL83 = 83, VAL84 = 84, VAL85 = 85, VAL86 = 86, VAL87 = 87, VAL88 = 88, VAL89 = 89, VAL90 = 90, VAL91 = 91, VAL92 = 92, VAL93 = 93, VAL94 = 94, VAL95 = 95, VAL96 = 96, VAL97 = 97, VAL98 = 98, VAL99 = 99, VAL100 = 100, _RESERVED_65 = 101, _RESERVED_66 = 102, _RESERVED_67 = 103, _RESERVED_68 = 104, VAL105 = 105, VAL106 = 106, VAL107 = 107, VAL108 = 108, VAL109 = 109, VAL110 = 110, VAL111 = 111, VAL112 = 112, VAL113 = 113, VAL114 = 114, VAL115 = 115, VAL116 = 116, VAL117 = 117, VAL118 = 118, VAL119 = 119, VAL120 = 120, VAL121 = 121, VAL122 = 122, VAL123 = 123, VAL124 = 124, _RESERVED_7d = 125, _RESERVED_7e = 126, _RESERVED_7f = 127,
}

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_RESERVED_0 = 0

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VAL1 = 1

CT_INP0 input is selected

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VAL2 = 2

CT_INP1 input is selected

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VAL3 = 3

CT_INP2 input is selected

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VAL4 = 4

CT_INP3 input is selected

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VAL5 = 5

CT_INP4 input is selected

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VAL6 = 6

CT_INP5 input is selected

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VAL7 = 7

CT_INP6 input is selected

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VAL8 = 8

CT_INP7 input is selected

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VAL9 = 9

CT_INP8 input is selected

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VAL10 = 10

CT_INP9 input is selected

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VAL11 = 11

CT_INP10 input is selected

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VAL12 = 12

CT_INP11 input is selected

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VAL13 = 13

CT_INP12 input is selected

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VAL14 = 14

CT_INP13 input is selected

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VAL15 = 15

CT_INP14 input is selected

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VAL16 = 16

CT_INP15 input is selected

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VAL17 = 17

CT_INP16 input is selected

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VAL18 = 18

CT_INP17 input is selected

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VAL19 = 19

CT_INP18 input is selected

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VAL20 = 20

CT_INP19 input is selected

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VAL21 = 21

USB0 usb0 start of frame input is selected

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VAL22 = 22

AOI0_OUT0 input is selected

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VAL23 = 23

AOI0_OUT1 input is selected

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VAL24 = 24

AOI0_OUT2 input is selected

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VAL25 = 25

AOI0_OUT3 input is selected

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VAL26 = 26

ADC0_tcomp[0]

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VAL27 = 27

ADC0_tcomp[1]

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VAL28 = 28

ADC0_tcomp[2]

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VAL29 = 29

ADC0_tcomp[3] input is selected

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VAL30 = 30

CMP0_OUT is selected

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VAL31 = 31

CMP1_OUT is selected

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VAL32 = 32

CMP2_OUT is selected

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VAL33 = 33

CTimer0_MAT1 input is selected

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VAL34 = 34

CTimer0_MAT2 input is selected

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VAL35 = 35

CTimer0_MAT3 input is selected

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VAL36 = 36

CTimer1_MAT1 input is selected

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VAL37 = 37

CTimer1_MAT2 input is selected

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VAL38 = 38

CTimer1_MAT3 input is selected

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VAL39 = 39

QDC0_CMP_FLAG0 is selected

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VAL40 = 40

QDC0_CMP_FLAG1 input is selected

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VAL41 = 41

QDC0_CMP_FLAG2 input is selected

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VAL42 = 42

QDC0_CMP_FLAG3 input is selected

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VAL43 = 43

QDC0_POS_MATCH0 input is selected

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VAL44 = 44

PWM0_SM0_MUX_TRIG0 input is selected

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VAL45 = 45

PWM0_SM1_MUX_TRIG0 input is selected

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VAL46 = 46

PWM0_SM2_MUX_TRIG0 input is selected

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VAL47 = 47

PWM0_SM3_MUX_TRIG0 input is selected

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VAL48 = 48

LPI2C0 Master End of Packet input is selected

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VAL49 = 49

LPI2C0 Slave End of Packet input is selected

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VAL50 = 50

LPI2C1 Master End of Packet input is selected

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VAL51 = 51

LPI2C1 Slave End of Packet input is selected

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VAL52 = 52

LPSPI0 End of Frame input is selected

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VAL53 = 53

LPSPI0 Received Data Word input is selected

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VAL54 = 54

LPSPI1 End of Frame input is selected

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VAL55 = 55

LPSPI1 Received Data Word input is selected

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VAL56 = 56

LPUART0 Received Data Word input is selected

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VAL57 = 57

LPUART0 Transmitted Data Word input is selected

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VAL58 = 58

LPUART0 Receive Line Idle input is selected

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VAL59 = 59

LPUART1 Received Data Word input is selected

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VAL60 = 60

LPUART1 Transmitted Data Word input is selected

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VAL61 = 61

LPUART1 Receive Line Idle input is selected

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VAL62 = 62

LPUART2 Received Data Word input is selected

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VAL63 = 63

LPUART2 Transmitted Data Word input is selected

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VAL64 = 64

LPUART2 Receive Line Idle input is selected

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VAL65 = 65

LPUART3 Received Data Word input is selected

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VAL66 = 66

LPUART3 Transmitted Data Word input is selected

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VAL67 = 67

LPUART3 Receive Line Idle input is selected

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VAL68 = 68

LPUART4 Received Data Word input is selected

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VAL69 = 69

LPUART4 Transmitted Data Word input is selected

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VAL70 = 70

LPUART4 Receive Line Idle input is selected

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VAL71 = 71

AOI1_OUT0 input is selected

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VAL72 = 72

AOI1_OUT1 input is selected

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VAL73 = 73

AOI1_OUT2 input is selected

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VAL74 = 74

AOI1_OUT3 input is selected

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VAL75 = 75

ADC1_tcomp[0] input is selected

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VAL76 = 76

ADC1_tcomp[1] input is selected

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VAL77 = 77

ADC1_tcomp[2] input is selected

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VAL78 = 78

ADC1_tcomp[3] input is selected

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VAL79 = 79

CTimer2_MAT1 input is selected

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VAL80 = 80

CTimer2_MAT2 input is selected

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VAL81 = 81

CTimer2_MAT3 input is selected

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VAL82 = 82

CTimer3_MAT1 input is selected

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VAL83 = 83

CTimer3_MAT2 input is selected

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VAL84 = 84

CTimer3_MAT3 input is selected

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VAL85 = 85

QDC1_CMP_FLAG0 input is selected

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VAL86 = 86

QDC1_CMP_FLAG1 input is selected

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VAL87 = 87

QDC1_CMP_FLAG2 input is selected

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VAL88 = 88

QDC1_CMP_FLAG3 input is selected

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VAL89 = 89

QDC1_POS_MATCH0 input is selected

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VAL90 = 90

PWM1_SM0_MUX_TRIG0 input is selected

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VAL91 = 91

PWM1_SM1_MUX_TRIG0 input is selected

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VAL92 = 92

PWM1_SM2_MUX_TRIG0 input is selected

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VAL93 = 93

PWM1_SM2_MUX_TRIG0 input is selected

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VAL94 = 94

LPI2C2 Master End of Packet input is selected

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VAL95 = 95

LPI2C2 Slave End of Packet input is selected

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VAL96 = 96

LPI2C3 Master End of Packet input is selected

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VAL97 = 97

LPI2C3 Slave End of Packet input is selected

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VAL98 = 98

LPUART5 Received Data Word input is selected

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VAL99 = 99

LPUART5 Transmitted Data Word input is selected

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VAL100 = 100

LPUART5 Receive Line Idle input is selected

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_RESERVED_65 = 101

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_RESERVED_66 = 102

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_RESERVED_67 = 103

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_RESERVED_68 = 104

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VAL105 = 105

ADC2_tcomp[0] input is selected

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VAL106 = 106

ADC2_tcomp[1] input is selected

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VAL107 = 107

ADC2_tcomp[2] input is selected

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VAL108 = 108

ADC2_tcomp[3] input is selected

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VAL109 = 109

ADC3_tcomp[0] input is selected

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VAL110 = 110

ADC3_tcomp[1] input is selected

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VAL111 = 111

ADC3_tcomp[2] input is selected

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VAL112 = 112

ADC3_tcomp[3] input is selected

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VAL113 = 113

TRIG_IN0 input is selected

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VAL114 = 114

TRIG_IN1 input is selected

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VAL115 = 115

TRIG_IN2 input is selected

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VAL116 = 116

TRIG_IN3 input is selected

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VAL117 = 117

TRIG_IN4 input is selected

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VAL118 = 118

TRIG_IN5 input is selected

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VAL119 = 119

TRIG_IN6 input is selected

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VAL120 = 120

TRIG_IN7 input is selected

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VAL121 = 121

TRIG_IN8 input is selected

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VAL122 = 122

TRIG_IN9 input is selected

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VAL123 = 123

TRIG_IN10 input is selected

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VAL124 = 124

TRIG_IN11 input is selected

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_RESERVED_7d = 125

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_RESERVED_7e = 126

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_RESERVED_7f = 127

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impl Timer4trigInp

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pub const fn from_bits(val: u8) -> Timer4trigInp

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pub const fn to_bits(self) -> u8

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impl Clone for Timer4trigInp

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fn clone(&self) -> Timer4trigInp

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

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for Timer4trigInp

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl From<Timer4trigInp> for u8

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fn from(val: Timer4trigInp) -> u8

Converts to this type from the input type.
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impl From<u8> for Timer4trigInp

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fn from(val: u8) -> Timer4trigInp

Converts to this type from the input type.
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impl Ord for Timer4trigInp

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fn cmp(&self, other: &Timer4trigInp) -> Ordering

This method returns an Ordering between self and other. Read more
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fn max(self, other: Self) -> Self
where Self: Sized,

Compares and returns the maximum of two values. Read more
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fn min(self, other: Self) -> Self
where Self: Sized,

Compares and returns the minimum of two values. Read more
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fn clamp(self, min: Self, max: Self) -> Self
where Self: Sized,

Restrict a value to a certain interval. Read more
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impl PartialEq for Timer4trigInp

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fn eq(&self, other: &Timer4trigInp) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl PartialOrd for Timer4trigInp

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fn partial_cmp(&self, other: &Timer4trigInp) -> Option<Ordering>

This method returns an ordering between self and other values if one exists. Read more
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fn lt(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests less than (for self and other) and is used by the < operator. Read more
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fn le(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests less than or equal to (for self and other) and is used by the <= operator. Read more
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fn gt(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests greater than (for self and other) and is used by the > operator. Read more
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fn ge(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests greater than or equal to (for self and other) and is used by the >= operator. Read more
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impl Copy for Timer4trigInp

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impl Eq for Timer4trigInp

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impl StructuralPartialEq for Timer4trigInp

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