Struct citro3d::render::Target

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pub struct Target<'screen> { /* private fields */ }
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A render target for citro3d. Frame data will be written to this target to be rendered on the GPU and displayed on the screen.

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impl<'screen> Target<'screen>

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pub fn clear(&mut self, flags: ClearFlags, rgba_color: u32, depth: u32)

Clear the render target with the given 32-bit RGBA color and depth buffer value. Use flags to specify whether color and/or depth should be overwritten.

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impl Drop for Target<'_>

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fn drop(&mut self)

Executes the destructor for this type. Read more

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impl<'screen> !RefUnwindSafe for Target<'screen>

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impl<'screen> !Send for Target<'screen>

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impl<'screen> !Sync for Target<'screen>

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impl<'screen> Unpin for Target<'screen>

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impl<'screen> !UnwindSafe for Target<'screen>

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