Enum distance_oracle::runtime::runtime_types::sp_runtime::generic::era::Era

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pub enum Era {
Show 256 variants    Immortal,
    Mortal1(u8),
    Mortal2(u8),
    Mortal3(u8),
    Mortal4(u8),
    Mortal5(u8),
    Mortal6(u8),
    Mortal7(u8),
    Mortal8(u8),
    Mortal9(u8),
    Mortal10(u8),
    Mortal11(u8),
    Mortal12(u8),
    Mortal13(u8),
    Mortal14(u8),
    Mortal15(u8),
    Mortal16(u8),
    Mortal17(u8),
    Mortal18(u8),
    Mortal19(u8),
    Mortal20(u8),
    Mortal21(u8),
    Mortal22(u8),
    Mortal23(u8),
    Mortal24(u8),
    Mortal25(u8),
    Mortal26(u8),
    Mortal27(u8),
    Mortal28(u8),
    Mortal29(u8),
    Mortal30(u8),
    Mortal31(u8),
    Mortal32(u8),
    Mortal33(u8),
    Mortal34(u8),
    Mortal35(u8),
    Mortal36(u8),
    Mortal37(u8),
    Mortal38(u8),
    Mortal39(u8),
    Mortal40(u8),
    Mortal41(u8),
    Mortal42(u8),
    Mortal43(u8),
    Mortal44(u8),
    Mortal45(u8),
    Mortal46(u8),
    Mortal47(u8),
    Mortal48(u8),
    Mortal49(u8),
    Mortal50(u8),
    Mortal51(u8),
    Mortal52(u8),
    Mortal53(u8),
    Mortal54(u8),
    Mortal55(u8),
    Mortal56(u8),
    Mortal57(u8),
    Mortal58(u8),
    Mortal59(u8),
    Mortal60(u8),
    Mortal61(u8),
    Mortal62(u8),
    Mortal63(u8),
    Mortal64(u8),
    Mortal65(u8),
    Mortal66(u8),
    Mortal67(u8),
    Mortal68(u8),
    Mortal69(u8),
    Mortal70(u8),
    Mortal71(u8),
    Mortal72(u8),
    Mortal73(u8),
    Mortal74(u8),
    Mortal75(u8),
    Mortal76(u8),
    Mortal77(u8),
    Mortal78(u8),
    Mortal79(u8),
    Mortal80(u8),
    Mortal81(u8),
    Mortal82(u8),
    Mortal83(u8),
    Mortal84(u8),
    Mortal85(u8),
    Mortal86(u8),
    Mortal87(u8),
    Mortal88(u8),
    Mortal89(u8),
    Mortal90(u8),
    Mortal91(u8),
    Mortal92(u8),
    Mortal93(u8),
    Mortal94(u8),
    Mortal95(u8),
    Mortal96(u8),
    Mortal97(u8),
    Mortal98(u8),
    Mortal99(u8),
    Mortal100(u8),
    Mortal101(u8),
    Mortal102(u8),
    Mortal103(u8),
    Mortal104(u8),
    Mortal105(u8),
    Mortal106(u8),
    Mortal107(u8),
    Mortal108(u8),
    Mortal109(u8),
    Mortal110(u8),
    Mortal111(u8),
    Mortal112(u8),
    Mortal113(u8),
    Mortal114(u8),
    Mortal115(u8),
    Mortal116(u8),
    Mortal117(u8),
    Mortal118(u8),
    Mortal119(u8),
    Mortal120(u8),
    Mortal121(u8),
    Mortal122(u8),
    Mortal123(u8),
    Mortal124(u8),
    Mortal125(u8),
    Mortal126(u8),
    Mortal127(u8),
    Mortal128(u8),
    Mortal129(u8),
    Mortal130(u8),
    Mortal131(u8),
    Mortal132(u8),
    Mortal133(u8),
    Mortal134(u8),
    Mortal135(u8),
    Mortal136(u8),
    Mortal137(u8),
    Mortal138(u8),
    Mortal139(u8),
    Mortal140(u8),
    Mortal141(u8),
    Mortal142(u8),
    Mortal143(u8),
    Mortal144(u8),
    Mortal145(u8),
    Mortal146(u8),
    Mortal147(u8),
    Mortal148(u8),
    Mortal149(u8),
    Mortal150(u8),
    Mortal151(u8),
    Mortal152(u8),
    Mortal153(u8),
    Mortal154(u8),
    Mortal155(u8),
    Mortal156(u8),
    Mortal157(u8),
    Mortal158(u8),
    Mortal159(u8),
    Mortal160(u8),
    Mortal161(u8),
    Mortal162(u8),
    Mortal163(u8),
    Mortal164(u8),
    Mortal165(u8),
    Mortal166(u8),
    Mortal167(u8),
    Mortal168(u8),
    Mortal169(u8),
    Mortal170(u8),
    Mortal171(u8),
    Mortal172(u8),
    Mortal173(u8),
    Mortal174(u8),
    Mortal175(u8),
    Mortal176(u8),
    Mortal177(u8),
    Mortal178(u8),
    Mortal179(u8),
    Mortal180(u8),
    Mortal181(u8),
    Mortal182(u8),
    Mortal183(u8),
    Mortal184(u8),
    Mortal185(u8),
    Mortal186(u8),
    Mortal187(u8),
    Mortal188(u8),
    Mortal189(u8),
    Mortal190(u8),
    Mortal191(u8),
    Mortal192(u8),
    Mortal193(u8),
    Mortal194(u8),
    Mortal195(u8),
    Mortal196(u8),
    Mortal197(u8),
    Mortal198(u8),
    Mortal199(u8),
    Mortal200(u8),
    Mortal201(u8),
    Mortal202(u8),
    Mortal203(u8),
    Mortal204(u8),
    Mortal205(u8),
    Mortal206(u8),
    Mortal207(u8),
    Mortal208(u8),
    Mortal209(u8),
    Mortal210(u8),
    Mortal211(u8),
    Mortal212(u8),
    Mortal213(u8),
    Mortal214(u8),
    Mortal215(u8),
    Mortal216(u8),
    Mortal217(u8),
    Mortal218(u8),
    Mortal219(u8),
    Mortal220(u8),
    Mortal221(u8),
    Mortal222(u8),
    Mortal223(u8),
    Mortal224(u8),
    Mortal225(u8),
    Mortal226(u8),
    Mortal227(u8),
    Mortal228(u8),
    Mortal229(u8),
    Mortal230(u8),
    Mortal231(u8),
    Mortal232(u8),
    Mortal233(u8),
    Mortal234(u8),
    Mortal235(u8),
    Mortal236(u8),
    Mortal237(u8),
    Mortal238(u8),
    Mortal239(u8),
    Mortal240(u8),
    Mortal241(u8),
    Mortal242(u8),
    Mortal243(u8),
    Mortal244(u8),
    Mortal245(u8),
    Mortal246(u8),
    Mortal247(u8),
    Mortal248(u8),
    Mortal249(u8),
    Mortal250(u8),
    Mortal251(u8),
    Mortal252(u8),
    Mortal253(u8),
    Mortal254(u8),
    Mortal255(u8),
}

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Mortal255(u8)

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impl Debug for Era

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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 Decode for Era

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fn decode<CodecInputEdqy: Input>( codec_input_edqy: &mut __CodecInputEdqy ) -> Result<Self, Error>

Attempt to deserialise the value from input.

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Attempt to skip the encoded value from input. Read more

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fn encoded_fixed_size() -> Option<usize>

Returns the fixed encoded size of the type. Read more

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impl Encode for Era

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fn size_hint(&self) -> usize

If possible give a hint of expected size of the encoding. Read more

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fn encode_to<CodecOutputEdqy: Output + ?Sized>( &self, codec_dest_edqy: &mut __CodecOutputEdqy )

Convert self to a slice and append it to the destination.

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Convert self to an owned vector.

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Convert self to a slice and then invoke the given closure with it.

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fn encoded_size(&self) -> usize

Calculates the encoded size. Read more

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impl EncodeAsType for Era

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fn encode_as_type_to( &self, __encode_as_type_type_id: u32, __encode_as_type_types: &PortableRegistry, __encode_as_type_out: &mut Vec<u8> ) -> Result<(), Error>

Given some type_id, types, a context and some output target for the SCALE encoded bytes, attempt to SCALE encode the current value into the type given by type_id.

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fn encode_as_type( &self, type_id: u32, types: &PortableRegistry ) -> Result<Vec<u8>, Error>

This is a helper function which internally calls [EncodeAsType::encode_as_type_to]. Prefer to implement that instead.

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impl IntoVisitor for Era

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type Visitor = Visitor

The visitor type used to decode SCALE encoded bytes to Self.

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fn into_visitor() -> Self::Visitor

A means of obtaining this visitor.

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impl EncodeLike for Era

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impl Send for Era

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impl Sync for Era

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impl Unpin for Era

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Decode Self with the given maximum recursion depth and advance input by the number of bytes consumed. Read more

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fn encode_with_metadata( &self, type_id: u32, metadata: &Metadata, bytes: &mut Vec<u8> ) -> Result<(), Error>

SCALE encode this type to bytes, possibly with the help of metadata.

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impl<T> MaybeDebug for T
where T: Debug,

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impl<T> MaybeRefUnwindSafe for T
where T: RefUnwindSafe,

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