Struct PlayerRespawnJob

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struct PlayerRespawnJob {
    player: Arc<Player>,
    source_world: Arc<World>,
    target_world: Arc<World>,
    rotation: (f32, f32),
    kind: RespawnRequestKind,
    pending_token: PendingWorldChangeToken,
    phase: PlayerRespawnJobPhase,
}

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§player: Arc<Player>§source_world: Arc<World>§target_world: Arc<World>§rotation: (f32, f32)§kind: RespawnRequestKind§pending_token: PendingWorldChangeToken§phase: PlayerRespawnJobPhase

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impl PlayerRespawnJob

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fn new( player: Arc<Player>, source_world: Arc<World>, target_world: Arc<World>, respawn_data: RespawnData, kind: RespawnRequestKind, pending_token: PendingWorldChangeToken, ) -> Result<Self, String>

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fn still_valid(&self) -> bool

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fn finish_pending(&self)

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impl ServerJob for PlayerRespawnJob

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fn poll(&mut self, _context: &mut ServerJobContext) -> JobPoll

Polls this job.

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fn cancel(&mut self)

Cancels the job before it finishes.

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impl UnsafeUnpin for PlayerRespawnJob

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