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The row every preferences page is made of, and the section it sits in.
A setting the typist cannot change is the thing settings pages get wrong.
SettingsRow::managed renders the value the policy holds, names who holds
it, and never renders the caller’s control — so there is no handler to
install and nothing on screen that looks operable and is not.
Structs§
- Settings
Row - One setting: what it is called on the left, what it is set to on the right.
- Settings
Section - A headed group of settings rows.