pub enum Arrangement<T>where
    T: Real,
    T: CoordNum,
    T: RealField,
{ Center(Rect<T>, bool), FitCenter(Rect<T>, bool), FitCenterMargin(T, Rect<T>, bool), Transform(Rect<T>, Affine2<T>), }
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An arrangement is a plan for transformation of an SVG

Variants

Center(Rect<T>, bool)

FitCenter(Rect<T>, bool)

FitCenterMargin(T, Rect<T>, bool)

Transform(Rect<T>, Affine2<T>)

Implementations

Generates a final Arrangement in the form of an Arrangement::Transform which can be use to consistently generate an SVG.

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