Struct SplitPanes 

pub struct SplitPanes { /* private fields */ }

Any number of panes side by side or stacked, with a bar to drag between each two. Panes can have limits, and the sizes can be kept by the app to remember them.

use ravenrs_widgets::{SplitPane, SplitPanes, Text, Ui};

let columns = SplitPanes::horizontal()
    .pane(SplitPane::new(Text::new("Sessions")).size(280.0).range(200.0, 400.0))
    .pane(SplitPane::new(Text::new("Receipt")).range(320.0, f32::MAX))
    .pane(SplitPane::new(Text::new("Activity")).size(300.0).range(240.0, 420.0))
    .height(400.0);
let mut ui = Ui::new(columns, ravenrs_style::Theme::raven_dark());
ui.update();

Implementations

impl SplitPanes

pub fn horizontal() -> SplitPanes

No panes yet, to go side by side.

pub fn vertical() -> SplitPanes

No panes yet, to stack.

pub fn pane(self, pane: SplitPane) -> SplitPanes

Adds a pane.

pub fn sizes(self, sizes: Binding<Vec<Option<f32>>>) -> SplitPanes

Keeps the sizes here, one for each pane, hidden ones included; None is a pane that takes the room left. What is missing comes from SplitPane::size.

pub fn on_end(self, handler: impl Fn() + 'static) -> SplitPanes

Runs when a drag ends or a key moved a bar, the moment to save the sizes.

pub fn height(self, height: f32) -> SplitPanes

Its height, in logical pixels. Without it, it takes the room its parent has.

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for SplitPanes

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl View for SplitPanes

fn build(&self, cx: &mut BuildCx<'_>) -> NodeId

Creates this view’s node for the current build.

fn type_name(&self) -> &'static str

The name the diagnostics panel shows this view’s cost under.