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CancelWatchControllerWriteCommands

fidl_next_fuchsia_hardware_spmi::device

Struct CancelWatchControllerWriteCommands 

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pub struct CancelWatchControllerWriteCommands;

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impl Method for CancelWatchControllerWriteCommands

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const ORDINAL: u64 = 5789309704894207008

The ordinal associated with the method;
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const FLEXIBILITY: Flexibility = ::fidl_next::protocol::Flexibility::Flexible

The flexibility of the method.
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type Protocol = Device

The protocol the method is a member of.
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type Request = DeviceCancelWatchControllerWriteCommandsRequest

The request payload for the method.
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impl<___R> Respond<___R> for CancelWatchControllerWriteCommands

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type Output = Result<___R, Never>

The returned response type.
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fn respond(response: ___R) -> Self::Output

Makes a response from the given input.
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impl<___R> RespondErr<___R> for CancelWatchControllerWriteCommands

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type Output = Result<Never, ___R>

The returned response type.
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fn respond_err(response: ___R) -> Self::Output

Makes an Err response from the given input.
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impl TwoWayMethod for CancelWatchControllerWriteCommands

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type Response = Result<'static, Unit, DriverError>

The response message for the method.

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