Struct ash::vk::SubpassDescription2Builder [−][src]
#[repr(transparent)]pub struct SubpassDescription2Builder<'a> { /* fields omitted */ }
Implementations
pub fn pipeline_bind_point(
self,
pipeline_bind_point: PipelineBindPoint
) -> SubpassDescription2Builder<'a>
pub fn input_attachments(
self,
input_attachments: &'a [AttachmentReference2]
) -> SubpassDescription2Builder<'a>
pub fn color_attachments(
self,
color_attachments: &'a [AttachmentReference2]
) -> SubpassDescription2Builder<'a>
pub fn resolve_attachments(
self,
resolve_attachments: &'a [AttachmentReference2]
) -> SubpassDescription2Builder<'a>
pub fn depth_stencil_attachment(
self,
depth_stencil_attachment: &'a AttachmentReference2
) -> SubpassDescription2Builder<'a>
pub fn preserve_attachments(
self,
preserve_attachments: &'a [u32]
) -> SubpassDescription2Builder<'a>
pub fn push_next<T: ExtendsSubpassDescription2>(
self,
next: &'a mut T
) -> SubpassDescription2Builder<'a>
pub fn push_next<T: ExtendsSubpassDescription2>(
self,
next: &'a mut T
) -> SubpassDescription2Builder<'a>
Prepends the given extension struct between the root and the first pointer. This
method only exists on structs that can be passed to a function directly. Only
valid extension structs can be pushed into the chain.
If the chain looks like A -> B -> C, and you call builder.push_next(&mut D), then the
chain will look like A -> D -> B -> C.
Calling build will discard all the lifetime information. Only call this if
necessary! Builders implement Deref targeting their corresponding Vulkan struct,
so references to builders can be passed directly to Vulkan functions.
Methods from Deref<Target = SubpassDescription2>
Trait Implementations
type Target = SubpassDescription2
type Target = SubpassDescription2
The resulting type after dereferencing.