duat_core::forms

Struct Form

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pub struct Form {
    pub style: ContentStyle,
    pub finished: bool,
}
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A style for text.

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§style: ContentStyle§finished: bool

Whether or not the Forms colors and attributes should override any that come after.

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impl Form

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pub fn with(val: Color) -> BuiltForm

New Form with a colored foreground

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pub fn on(val: Color) -> BuiltForm

New Form with a colored background

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pub fn underline(val: Color) -> BuiltForm

New Form with a colored underlining

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pub fn attribute(val: Attribute) -> BuiltForm

New Form with an attribute

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pub fn reset() -> BuiltForm

New Form with the reset attribute

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pub fn bold() -> BuiltForm

New Form with the bold attribute

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pub fn underlined() -> BuiltForm

New Form with the underlined attribute

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pub fn reverse() -> BuiltForm

New Form with the reverse attribute

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pub fn dim() -> BuiltForm

New Form with the dim attribute

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pub fn italic() -> BuiltForm

New Form with the italic attribute

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pub fn negative() -> BuiltForm

New Form with the negative attribute

New Form with the slow_blink attribute

New Form with the rapid_blink attribute

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pub fn hidden() -> BuiltForm

New Form with the hidden attribute

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pub fn crossed_out() -> BuiltForm

New Form with the crossed_out attribute

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pub fn black() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a black foreground

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pub fn on_black() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a black background

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pub fn underline_black() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a black underlining

Do note that this feature may not be supported in all Uis.

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pub fn dark_grey() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_grey foreground

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pub fn on_dark_grey() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_grey background

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pub fn underline_dark_grey() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_grey underlining

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pub fn red() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a red foreground

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pub fn on_red() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a red background

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pub fn underline_red() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a red underlining

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pub fn dark_red() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_red foreground

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pub fn on_dark_red() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_red background

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pub fn underline_dark_red() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_red underlining

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pub fn green() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a green foreground

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pub fn on_green() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a green background

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pub fn underline_green() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a green underlining

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pub fn dark_green() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_green foreground

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pub fn on_dark_green() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_green background

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pub fn underline_dark_green() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_green underlining

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pub fn yellow() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a yellow foreground

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pub fn on_yellow() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a yellow background

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pub fn underline_yellow() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a yellow underlining

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pub fn dark_yellow() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_yellow foreground

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pub fn on_dark_yellow() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_yellow background

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pub fn underline_dark_yellow() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_yellow underlining

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pub fn blue() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a blue foreground

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pub fn on_blue() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a blue background

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pub fn underline_blue() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a blue underlining

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pub fn dark_blue() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_blue foreground

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pub fn on_dark_blue() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_blue background

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pub fn underline_dark_blue() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_blue underlining

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pub fn magenta() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a magenta foreground

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pub fn on_magenta() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a magenta background

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pub fn underline_magenta() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a magenta underlining

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pub fn dark_magenta() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_magenta foreground

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pub fn on_dark_magenta() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_magenta background

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pub fn underline_dark_magenta() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_magenta underlining

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pub fn cyan() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a cyan foreground

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pub fn on_cyan() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a cyan background

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pub fn underline_cyan() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a cyan underlining

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pub fn dark_cyan() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_cyan foreground

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pub fn on_dark_cyan() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_cyan background

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pub fn underline_dark_cyan() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a dark_cyan underlining

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pub fn white() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a white foreground

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pub fn on_white() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a white background

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pub fn underline_white() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a white underlining

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pub fn grey() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a grey foreground

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pub fn on_grey() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a grey background

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pub fn underline_grey() -> BuiltForm

New Form with a grey underlining

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pub fn new() -> BuiltForm

Returns a new Form with a default style

This method actually returns BuiltForm

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pub fn finished() -> BuiltForm

Returns a new Form with a default finished style

A finished style is one that cannot be superseded. That is, if this style sets a foreground, while it is active, new styles may not modify the color of the foreground.

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pub fn double_underlined() -> BuiltForm

New Form with the double_underlined attribute

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pub fn undercurled() -> BuiltForm

New Form with the undercurled attribute

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pub fn underdashed() -> BuiltForm

New Form with the underdashed attribute

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impl Clone for Form

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fn clone(&self) -> Form

Returns a copy of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for Form

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl PartialEq for Form

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fn eq(&self, other: &Form) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl Copy for Form

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impl Eq for Form

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impl FormFmt for Form

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impl StructuralPartialEq for Form

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impl Freeze for Form

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Form

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impl Send for Form

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impl Sync for Form

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impl Unpin for Form

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impl UnwindSafe for Form

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