Struct lrs::socket::ip::Ipv6Addr

An Ipv6 address.

Syntax

struct Ipv6Addr(u16, u16, u16, u16, u16, u16, u16, u16)

Name	Description
dhcp_server_multicast	Creates the well-known "All DHCP servers" multicast address.
from_be_bytes	Creates an Ipv6 address from segments in network byte order.
from_bytes	Creates an Ipv6 address from segments in host byte order.
loopback	Creates the loopback address `::1`.
multicast	Creates the well-known "All nodes" multicast address with a certain scope.
ntp_multicast	Creates the well-known "All NTP servers" multicast address with a certain scope.
router_multicast	Creates the well-known "All routers" multicast address with a certain scope.
unspecified	Creates the unspecified address `::`.

Receiver	Name	Description
`&self`	is_6to4	Compares the address to the 6to4 prefix `2002::/16`.
`&self`	is_bmwg	Compares the address to the BWMG prefix `2001:2::/48`.
`&self`	is_discard	Compares the address to the discard prefix `0100::/64`.
`&self`	is_documentation	Compares the address to the documentation prefix `2001:db8::/32`.
`&self`	is_ipv4_compatible	Compares the address to the prefix `::/96`.
`&self`	is_ipv4_mapped	Compares the address to the Ipv4-mapped prefix `::ffff:0:0/96`.
`&self`	is_ipv4_translated	Compares the address to the Ipv4-translated prefix `::ffff:0:0:0/96`.
`&self`	is_link_local	Compares the address to the link local prefix `fe80::/10`.
`&self`	is_multicast	Compares the address to the multicast prefix `ff00::/8`.
`&self`	is_orchidv2	Compares the address to the ORCHIDv2 prefix `2001:20::/28`.
`&self`	is_teredo	Compares the address to the Teredo prefix `2001::/32`.
`&self`	is_unique_local	Compares the address to the unique local prefix `fc00::/7`.
`&self`	to_be_bytes	Transforms the address into an array of segments in network byte order.
`&self`	to_bytes	Transforms the address into an array of segments in host byte order.

Name	Description
Clone	Objects that can be duplicated.
Copy	Objects that can safely be copied via `memcpy`.
Debug	Objects that can be formatted in a "debug" form.
Eq	Objects that implement the binary `==` and `!=` operators.
MaybeClone	Objects that can be duplicated.
Pod	Objects that are safe to use if they contain a random bit pattern.

The individual segments should be stored in host byte order. That is, ::1 is stored as

Ipv6Addr(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1)