Struct FramePart 

pub struct FramePart {
    pub frame: Frame,
    pub width: u16,
}

A horizontally-stacked slot in Frame::hstack.

Each part holds a child frame and the width it occupies in the composed output. Use FramePart::fit / FramePart::wrap / FramePart::truncate to construct a slot from an unrestricted child frame — they fit the inner frame to width for you. Use FramePart::new only when the caller has already guaranteed the frame fits the slot (e.g., a separator column built at exactly the right width).

Fields

frame: Frame

width: u16

Implementations

impl FramePart

pub fn new(frame: Frame, width: u16) -> Self

Construct a slot from an already-fitted frame. Caller is responsible for ensuring frame does not exceed width. Prefer fit / wrap / truncate for unrestricted children.

pub fn fit(frame: Frame, width: u16, options: FitOptions) -> Self

Fit frame to width with the given options before adopting it as a slot. This is the right constructor for slots built from arbitrary child output.

pub fn wrap(frame: Frame, width: u16) -> Self

Shorthand for FramePart::fit(frame, width, FitOptions::wrap().with_fill()). Soft-wraps the child to the slot width and marks each row to fill its background, so the slot paints to the right edge.

pub fn truncate(frame: Frame, width: u16) -> Self

Shorthand for FramePart::fit(frame, width, FitOptions::truncate().with_fill()). Truncates each row of the child to the slot width and marks each row to fill its background.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for FramePart

fn clone(&self) -> FramePart

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for FramePart

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.