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TypeViolation

eqiora::kernel::typing

Enum TypeViolation 

pub enum TypeViolation<I> {

Show 39 variants    CoordinatePullbackRequiresExactMap,
    ScalarDomainMismatch,
    FiniteBasisMismatch,
    EmptyArray,
    IndexRequiresArray,
    IndexOutOfBounds,
    ComplexRequiresRealScalars,
    AdditiveTypeMismatch {
        left: Box<ExpressionType<I>>,
        right: Box<ExpressionType<I>>,
    },
    IncompatibleSupport {
        left: Box<SpatialSupport<I>>,
        right: Box<SpatialSupport<I>>,
    },
    DimensionOverflow {
        operation: &'static str,
    },
    MultiplicationRequiresScalar,
    IncompatibleFrame,
    DivisionDenominatorNotScalar,
    PowerRequiresScalar,
    MathRequiresDimensionlessScalar,
    CoordinateRequiresSpatialScope,
    CoordinateFactorMismatch,
    CoordinatePartialRequiresCoordinate,
    PointEvaluationRequiresExactCoordinates,
    CoordinateAxisOutOfRange {
        axis: usize,
        dimensions: usize,
    },
    GradientRequiresSpatialSupport,
    GradientRequiresVolume,
    SpatialExtentInvalid,
    DivergenceRequiresSpatialSupport,
    DivergenceRequiresVolume,
    DivergenceRequiresTensor,
    SymmetricPartRequiresVolume,
    SymmetricPartRequiresSquareSpatialTensor,
    IsotropicLiftRequiresVolume,
    IsotropicLiftRequiresInvariantScalar,
    BoundaryOperatorRequiresBoundaryScope,
    BoundaryOperandSupportMismatch,
    TraceRegularityInsufficient,
    WeakTraceOperationUnsupported,
    NormalRequiresTensor,
    PureOperatorApplication(PureOperatorError),
    RootRequiresRealScalar,
    NotEquationConditions,
    ResidualSupportMismatch {
        residual: Box<Option<SpatialSupport<I>>>,
        relation: Box<Option<SpatialSupport<I>>>,
    },

}
Description

Typing failure that keeps the identities involved; the caller chooses the diagnostic.

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CoordinatePullbackRequiresExactMap

A scalar pullback must keep complete source and target coordinates.

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ScalarDomainMismatch

Discrete domains do not implicitly embed into continuous numeric domains.

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FiniteBasisMismatch

Finite operands have incompatible roles, basis identities, or dualities.

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EmptyArray

An array must contain at least one complete element.

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IndexRequiresArray

Indexing requires an outer channel-array axis.

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IndexOutOfBounds

The index lies outside the outer extent.

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ComplexRequiresRealScalars

Complex construction requires two real scalar operands.

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AdditiveTypeMismatch

Additive operands have unequal dimensions or shapes.

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§left: Box<ExpressionType<I>>

Left operand type.

§right: Box<ExpressionType<I>>

Right operand type.

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IncompatibleSupport

Two spatial supports are nominally different.

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§left: Box<SpatialSupport<I>>

Left spatial support.

§right: Box<SpatialSupport<I>>

Right spatial support.

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DimensionOverflow

Physical-dimension exponent arithmetic overflowed.

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§operation: &'static str

Operation whose dimension arithmetic overflowed.

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MultiplicationRequiresScalar

Multiplication received two non-scalar operands.

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IncompatibleFrame

Scalar scaling or a spatial operator received an incompatible frame.

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DivisionDenominatorNotScalar

A division denominator was not scalar.

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PowerRequiresScalar

Integer power received a non-scalar base.

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MathRequiresDimensionlessScalar

A dimensionless mathematical function received a dimensioned operand.

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CoordinateRequiresSpatialScope

A coordinate was used without a spatial Relation scope.

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CoordinateFactorMismatch

The selected factor is not a coordinate of this support.

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CoordinatePartialRequiresCoordinate

A partial-derivative selector is not an independent coordinate.

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PointEvaluationRequiresExactCoordinates

Evaluation needs each coordinate exactly once, scalar points with compatible units, and a valid side.

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CoordinateAxisOutOfRange

A coordinate axis is outside the ambient dimension.

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§axis: usize

Requested zero-based axis.

§dimensions: usize

Ambient Cartesian dimension.

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GradientRequiresSpatialSupport

Gradient received an expression without spatial support.

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GradientRequiresVolume

Gradient support was not a volume Domain.

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SpatialExtentInvalid

A spatial extent cannot be represented by the portable shape contract.

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DivergenceRequiresSpatialSupport

Divergence received an expression without spatial support.

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DivergenceRequiresVolume

Divergence support was not a volume Domain.

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DivergenceRequiresTensor

Divergence received a scalar.

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SymmetricPartRequiresVolume

Symmetric part received an unsupported or non-volume value.

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SymmetricPartRequiresSquareSpatialTensor

Symmetric part received something other than a [d,d] Cartesian tensor.

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IsotropicLiftRequiresVolume

Isotropic lift received an unsupported or non-volume value.

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IsotropicLiftRequiresInvariantScalar

Isotropic lift received something other than an invariant scalar.

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BoundaryOperatorRequiresBoundaryScope

Trace or normal was used outside a boundary-scoped Relation.

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BoundaryOperandSupportMismatch

The boundary operator’s input is not supported on the parent volume.

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TraceRegularityInsufficient

The Field’s authored regularity does not allow this boundary trace.

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WeakTraceOperationUnsupported

A weak boundary trace was used as an ordinary pointwise value.

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NormalRequiresTensor

Normal component received a scalar.

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PureOperatorApplication(PureOperatorError)

A pure definition rejected its application.

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RootRequiresRealScalar

An activation root was complex, shaped, or frame-bearing.

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NotEquationConditions

A process or stochastic evolution Law was used as equation conditions.

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ResidualSupportMismatch

Residual support differs from its Relation scope.

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§residual: Box<Option<SpatialSupport<I>>>

Support inferred for the residual root.

§relation: Box<Option<SpatialSupport<I>>>

Support declared by the Relation.

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impl<I> TypeViolation<I>

Signature links:§TypeViolation

pub const fn is_dimension_or_shape(&self) -> bool

Signature links:is_dimension_or_shapebool

Whether this violation is a numeric dimension/shape contract failure.

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impl<I> Clone for TypeViolation<I>
where I: Clone,

Signature links:§CloneTypeViolationClone
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fn clone(&self) -> TypeViolation<I>

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

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Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl<I> Debug for TypeViolation<I>
where I: Debug,

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

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Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<I> Display for TypeViolation<I>
where I: Debug,

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

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impl<I> PartialEq for TypeViolation<I>
where I: PartialEq,

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fn eq(&self, other: &TypeViolation<I>) -> bool

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

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Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl<I> Eq for TypeViolation<I>
where I: Eq,

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impl<I> StructuralPartialEq for TypeViolation<I>

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impl<I> Freeze for TypeViolation<I>

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impl<I> RefUnwindSafe for TypeViolation<I>
where I: RefUnwindSafe,

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impl<I> Send for TypeViolation<I>
where I: Send,

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impl<I> Sync for TypeViolation<I>
where I: Sync,

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impl<I> Unpin for TypeViolation<I>

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impl<I> UnsafeUnpin for TypeViolation<I>

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impl<I> UnwindSafe for TypeViolation<I>
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fn type_id(&self) -> TypeId

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Convert the given value into an approximately equivalent representation.
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