pub struct NinePatchBorder {
pub source: NinePatchBorderSource,
pub width: i32,
pub height: i32,
pub slice: DeviceIntSideOffsets,
pub fill: bool,
pub repeat_horizontal: RepeatMode,
pub repeat_vertical: RepeatMode,
}Fields§
§source: NinePatchBorderSourceDescribes what to use as the 9-patch source image. If this is an image, it will be stretched to fill the size given by width x height.
width: i32The width of the 9-part image.
height: i32The height of the 9-part image.
slice: DeviceIntSideOffsetsDistances from each edge where the image should be sliced up. These values are in 9-part-image space (the same space as width and height), and the resulting image parts will be used to fill the corresponding parts of the border as given by the border widths. This can lead to stretching. Slices can be overlapping. In that case, the same pixels from the 9-part image will show up in multiple parts of the resulting border.
fill: boolControls whether the center of the 9 patch image is rendered or ignored. The center is never rendered if the slices are overlapping.
repeat_horizontal: RepeatModeDetermines what happens if the horizontal side parts of the 9-part image have a different size than the horizontal parts of the border.
repeat_vertical: RepeatModeDetermines what happens if the vertical side parts of the 9-part image have a different size than the vertical parts of the border.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for NinePatchBorder
impl Clone for NinePatchBorder
Source§fn clone(&self) -> NinePatchBorder
fn clone(&self) -> NinePatchBorder
1.0.0 · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
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