pub struct Button { /* private fields */ }
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An interactive area with a child widget that runs a closure when pressed.
See the counter example for how to use it in practice.
§Theming
Styling the button require following properties:
color_pressed
- The color of the button when pressed.color_idle
- The color of the button when not pressed and not hovered (idling).color_hovered
- The color of the button when hovered on.
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Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Widget for Button
impl Widget for Button
Source§fn render(
&mut self,
scene: &mut Scene,
theme: &mut dyn Theme,
layout_node: &LayoutNode,
info: &AppInfo,
context: AppContext,
)
fn render( &mut self, scene: &mut Scene, theme: &mut dyn Theme, layout_node: &LayoutNode, info: &AppInfo, context: AppContext, )
Render the widget to the canvas.
Source§fn layout_style(&self) -> StyleNode
fn layout_style(&self) -> StyleNode
Return the layout style node for layout computation.
Source§fn update(
&mut self,
layout: &LayoutNode,
_: AppContext,
info: &AppInfo,
) -> Update
fn update( &mut self, layout: &LayoutNode, _: AppContext, info: &AppInfo, ) -> Update
Update the widget state with given info and layout. Returns if the app should be updated.
Source§impl WidgetChildExt for Button
impl WidgetChildExt for Button
Source§impl WidgetLayoutExt for Button
impl WidgetLayoutExt for Button
Source§fn set_layout_style(
&mut self,
layout_style: impl Into<MaybeSignal<LayoutStyle>>,
)
fn set_layout_style( &mut self, layout_style: impl Into<MaybeSignal<LayoutStyle>>, )
Sets the layout style of the widget.
Source§fn with_layout_style(
self,
layout_style: impl Into<MaybeSignal<LayoutStyle>>,
) -> Selfwhere
Self: Sized,
fn with_layout_style(
self,
layout_style: impl Into<MaybeSignal<LayoutStyle>>,
) -> Selfwhere
Self: Sized,
Sets the layout style of the widget and returns self.
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for Button
impl !RefUnwindSafe for Button
impl !Send for Button
impl !Sync for Button
impl Unpin for Button
impl !UnwindSafe for Button
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