Enum rest::geom_io::EnergyUnit  
source · [−]pub enum EnergyUnit {
    Hartree,
    EV,
}Variants
Hartree
EV
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impl RefUnwindSafe for EnergyUnit
impl Send for EnergyUnit
impl Sync for EnergyUnit
impl Unpin for EnergyUnit
impl UnwindSafe for EnergyUnit
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