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DisplayFlags

Struct DisplayFlags 

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pub struct DisplayFlags {
    pub disable_auto_scale: bool,
    pub use_movie_background_color: bool,
    pub scroll_in: bool,
    pub scroll_out: bool,
    pub horizontal_scroll: bool,
    pub reverse_scroll: bool,
    pub continuous_scroll: bool,
    pub drop_shadow: bool,
    pub anti_alias: bool,
    pub key_text: bool,
}

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§disable_auto_scale: bool

Reflow the text instead of scaling when the track is scaled.

§use_movie_background_color: bool

Ignore the background color field in the text sample description and use the movie’s background color instead.

§scroll_in: bool

Scroll the text until the last of the text is in view.

§scroll_out: bool

Scroll the text until the last of the text is gone.

§horizontal_scroll: bool

Scroll the text horizontally when set; otherwise, scroll the text vertically.

§reverse_scroll: bool

Scroll down (if scrolling vertically) or backward (if scrolling horizontally)

Note: Horizontal scrolling also depends upon text justification.

§continuous_scroll: bool

Display new samples by scrolling out the old ones.

§drop_shadow: bool

Display the text with a drop shadow.

§anti_alias: bool

Use anti-aliasing when drawing text.

§key_text: bool

Do not display the background color, so that the text overlay background tracks.

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impl Clone for DisplayFlags

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fn clone(&self) -> DisplayFlags

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 Debug for DisplayFlags

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

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

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fn default() -> DisplayFlags

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

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