pub struct AlignPair {
    pub horiz: Align,
    pub vert: Align,
}
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Provides alignment information on both axes along with ideal size

Note that the ideal size detail is only used for non-stretch alignment.

Fields

horiz: Alignvert: Align

Implementations

Default on both axes

Center on both axes

Stretch on both axes

Construct with horiz. and vert. alignment

Extract one component, based on a direction

Set one component of self, based on a direction

Construct a rect of size ideal within rect using the given alignment

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