Frame

Enum Frame

#[repr(usize)]pub enum Frame {
    NoFrame = 0,
    ASCIIFrame = 1,
    UnicodeFrame = 2,
    UnicodeBoldFrame = 3,
    UnicodeDoubleUFrame = 4,
    UnicodeBlockFrame = 5,
    UnicodeShadeFrame = 6,
}

Expand description

A decorative frame can be drawn around the bitmap to better indicate where the edges of the bitmap are located.

Much like with the styles, the results are depended on the font used. The ASCII frame should always work. The Unicode frames are nicer but support is more spotty.

Variants§

NoFrame = 0

ASCIIFrame = 1

UnicodeFrame = 2

UnicodeBoldFrame = 3

UnicodeDoubleUFrame = 4

UnicodeBlockFrame = 5

UnicodeShadeFrame = 6

Auto Trait Implementations§

impl Freeze for Frame

impl RefUnwindSafe for Frame

impl Send for Frame

impl Sync for Frame

impl Unpin for Frame

impl UnwindSafe for Frame

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