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FindNextElementOptions

Struct FindNextElementOptions 

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pub struct FindNextElementOptions {
    pub focused_element: Option<Ref<InputElement>>,
    pub search_root: Option<Ref<InputElement>>,
    pub exclusion_rect: Rect,
    pub focus_hint_rectangle: Option<Rect>,
    pub navigation_strategy_override: Option<XYFocusNavigationStrategy>,
    pub ignore_occlusivity: bool,
}
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Provides options to customize the behavior when identifying the next element to focus during a navigation operation.

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§focused_element: Option<Ref<InputElement>>

The element that will be treated as the starting point of the search for the next focusable element. This does not need to be the element that currently has focus. If None, the focus manager’s current focus is used.

§search_root: Option<Ref<InputElement>>

The root within which the search for the next focusable element will be conducted.

This property defines the boundary for focus navigation operations. It determines the root element in the visual tree under which the focusable item search is performed. If not specified, the search defaults to the current scope.

§exclusion_rect: Rect

The rectangular region within the visual hierarchy that will be excluded from consideration during focus navigation.

§focus_hint_rectangle: Option<Rect>

A rectangular region that acts as a hint for focus navigation: a preferred or prioritized target when navigating focus. Can be None if no specific hint region is provided.

§navigation_strategy_override: Option<XYFocusNavigationStrategy>

The navigation strategy to apply when navigating focus between elements; overrides the default strategy when set.

§ignore_occlusivity: bool

Whether occlusivity (overlapping of elements) should be ignored during focus navigation. When true, the navigation logic disregards obstructions that may block a potential focus target.

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impl Clone for FindNextElementOptions

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

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

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impl Default for FindNextElementOptions

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fn default() -> Self

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