pub fn invert(&self) -> Self {
        Self::from_matrix(
            self.data
                .invert()
                .expect("Transformation matrix could not be inverted"),
        )
    }
/// The invert function returns a new transformation rather than changing
/// the internal data and allowing chaining as other functions do. Panics if
/// the transformation cannot be inverted.
The invert function returns a new transformation rather than changing
the internal data and allowing chaining as other functions do. Panics if
the transformation cannot be inverted.
The invert function returns a new transformation rather than changing the internal data and allowing chaining as other functions do . Panics if the transformation cannot be inverted .
pub fn invert(&self) -> Self {
        Self::from_matrix(
            self.data
                .invert()
                .expect("Transformation matrix could not be inverted"),
        )
    }
pub fn invert ( & self ) -> Self { Self :: from_matrix ( self . data . invert ( ) . expect ( " " ) , ) }
The invert function returns a new transformation rather than changing
the internal data and allowing chaining as other functions do.
The invert function returns a new transformation rather than changing the internal data and allowing chaining as other functions do .
&self