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CornerInsets

Struct CornerInsets 

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pub struct CornerInsets {
    pub top_left: CornerInset,
    pub top_right: CornerInset,
    pub bottom_left: CornerInset,
    pub bottom_right: CornerInset,
}
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The inset vocabulary LayoutCtx::window_insets/PaintCtx::window_insets return — lifted because a widget that lays itself out around the status bar, notch, or on-screen keyboard cannot otherwise name the value those accessors hand it. A bar laying out around the iPadOS window control names the corner value, CornerInsets. Window-control footprints at the four window corners, in logical pixels.

  • Values are logical px (see the module docs).
  • Corners are physical: frust has no RTL layout, so the shell resolves direction. In an RTL locale the iPadOS window control lands top-RIGHT.
  • Each value is the extent by which a system window control protrudes beyond the safe-area rectangle at that corner: width is measured inward from the safe area’s vertical edge, height inward from its horizontal edge. A widget whose content band starts at the safe-area top therefore overlaps the corner iff height > 0.0 – whether it self-insets the top (reads padding().top) or sits under a top-consuming SafeArea (reads 0) – because in both cases the control’s bottom edge is safe-area-top + height.
  • Corners are never consumed and never part of WindowInsets::padding; WindowInsets::consuming leaves them alone.
  • Today only the iOS shell reports them (the iPadOS 26+ window control). Android, desktop, web and iOS < 26 leave them zero.
  • Accepted gap: a bar that does not consume the horizontal safe-area insets under-shifts for a control on a notched edge (no platform draws one there).
  • Bars shift for overlap only when spanning the window’s left/right edges (typical of app bars at the top). Content hosted in a detail pane, sheet, dialog, or below other content still receives the window-wide corner values (corners are never consumed; layout cannot see its window-space origin) and would over-shift. Shipped bars expose corner_shift(false) as the author’s opt-out; no automatic detection exists.

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§top_left: CornerInset

Top-left corner footprint.

§top_right: CornerInset

Top-right corner footprint.

§bottom_left: CornerInset

Bottom-left corner footprint.

§bottom_right: CornerInset

Bottom-right corner footprint.

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impl CornerInsets

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pub const ZERO: CornerInsets

No window control at any corner (the default).

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pub const fn new( top_left: CornerInset, top_right: CornerInset, bottom_left: CornerInset, bottom_right: CornerInset, ) -> CornerInsets

Construct from the four corner footprints.

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impl Clone for CornerInsets

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fn clone(&self) -> CornerInsets

Returns a duplicate 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 Copy for CornerInsets

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impl Debug for CornerInsets

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for CornerInsets

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fn default() -> CornerInsets

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl PartialEq for CornerInsets

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

Equality operator ==. Read more
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=. Read more
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impl StructuralPartialEq for CornerInsets

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