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Styles

rusty_bubbles::list

Struct Styles 

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pub struct Styles {
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    pub title_bar: Style,
    pub title: Style,
    pub spinner: Style,
    pub filter: Styles,
    pub default_filter_character_match: Style,
    pub status_bar: Style,
    pub status_empty: Style,
    pub status_bar_active_filter: Style,
    pub status_bar_filter_count: Style,
    pub no_items: Style,
    pub pagination_style: Style,
    pub help_style: Style,
    pub active_pagination_dot: Style,
    pub inactive_pagination_dot: Style,
    pub arabic_pagination: Style,
    pub divider_dot: Style,

}
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Styles contains style definitions for this list component. By default, these values are generated by default_styles.

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§title_bar: Style

Style for the title bar.

§title: Style

Style for the title.

§spinner: Style

Style for the spinner.

§filter: Styles

Styles for the filter input.

§default_filter_character_match: Style

Default styling for matched characters in a filter. This can be overridden by delegates.

§status_bar: Style

Style for the status bar.

§status_empty: Style

Style for the empty status.

§status_bar_active_filter: Style

Style for the active filter status.

§status_bar_filter_count: Style

Style for the filter count status.

§no_items: Style

Style for the “no items” view.

§pagination_style: Style

Style for the pagination.

§help_style: Style

Style for the help.

§active_pagination_dot: Style

Styled characters. Style for the active pagination dot.

§inactive_pagination_dot: Style

Style for the inactive pagination dot.

§arabic_pagination: Style

Style for the arabic pagination.

§divider_dot: Style

Style for the divider dot.

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impl Clone for Styles

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fn clone(&self) -> Styles

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 Styles

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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