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Divider

Struct Divider 

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pub struct Divider;
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A horizontal or vertical separator line with optional label.

Divider renders a line of box-drawing characters ( for horizontal, for vertical) to visually separate content areas. An optional label can be centered on the divider line.

This is a display-only component that does not receive keyboard focus.

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use envision::component::{Component, Divider, DividerState, DividerMessage};

let mut state = DividerState::new().with_label("Settings");
assert_eq!(state.label(), Some("Settings"));

Divider::update(&mut state, DividerMessage::SetLabel(None));
assert_eq!(state.label(), None);

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impl Component for Divider

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type State = DividerState

The component’s internal state type. Read more
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type Message = DividerMessage

Messages this component can receive. Read more
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type Output = ()

Messages this component can emit to its parent. Read more
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fn init() -> Self::State

Initialize the component state. Read more
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fn update(state: &mut Self::State, msg: Self::Message) -> Option<Self::Output>

Update component state based on a message. Read more
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fn view(state: &Self::State, ctx: &mut RenderContext<'_, '_>)

Render the component to the given area. Read more
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fn traced_view(state: &Self::State, ctx: &mut RenderContext<'_, '_>)

Renders the component with optional tracing instrumentation. Read more
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fn handle_event( state: &Self::State, event: &Event, ctx: &EventContext, ) -> Option<Self::Message>

Maps an input event to a component message. Read more
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fn dispatch_event( state: &mut Self::State, event: &Event, ctx: &EventContext, ) -> Option<Self::Output>

Dispatches an event by mapping it to a message and updating state. Read more

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