Segments
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Defined in: segment_walk.rs:29
pub struct Segments\<'a, S: [DynamicalSystem](../../traits/dynamicalsystem/)\>The segments of [t0, t_end], split at the switches the system reports.
Each item is the system bound to one segment, in order, covering the span end to end. A system that reports no switch yields the whole span as one segment.
A loop that stops partway — on an event, or on an error — stops taking
items. The walk has no way to know that the state it would hand the next
segment was never reached, so resuming after a stop means building a new
Segments from where the loop actually is.
Methods
Section titled “Methods”fn new(system: &‘a S, t0: f64, t_end: f64) -> [Result<Self, IntegrationError>](https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/result/enum.Result.html)
Walk the segments of [t0, t_end].
Rejects a span no loop can walk: a non-finite start, a non-finite end,
or an end before the start. A loop that tests t < t_end before
stepping cannot leave this to the solver — every comparison is false
for a NaN, so it takes no step and the solver never sees the span to
reject it.
An empty span (t0 == t_end) yields nothing.