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ScrollBarStyleConfig

Struct ScrollBarStyleConfig 

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pub struct ScrollBarStyleConfig {
    pub scroll_ratio: Signal<f32>,
    pub viewport_ratio: Signal<f32>,
    pub is_hovered: Signal<bool>,
    pub is_dragging: Signal<bool>,
    pub is_idle: Signal<bool>,
    pub orientation: ScrollBarOrientation,
    pub variant: ScrollBarVariant,
    pub min_thumb_length: f32,
    pub thumb_color: Option<ColorProp>,
}

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§scroll_ratio: Signal<f32>

Normalized 0.0..=1.0 scroll position: 0.0 at the start of the content, 1.0 at the end. Re-renders the body on every scroll.

§viewport_ratio: Signal<f32>

Visible viewport as a fraction of total content (viewport_size / content_size). Drives the thumb size.

§is_hovered: Signal<bool>

true whenever the pointer is over the scroll bar’s slot.

§is_dragging: Signal<bool>

true while the user is drag-pressing the thumb.

§is_idle: Signal<bool>

true whenever the content is non-scrollable (max_scroll == 0). Default IntUI paints nothing in this case; custom impls may choose to keep a faint placeholder.

§orientation: ScrollBarOrientation§variant: ScrollBarVariant§min_thumb_length: f32

Minimum thumb length in logical pixels. Sourced from teksilo_widgets::styles::recipe_scroll_bar_style constants by default; apps override per-instance via ScrollBar::min_thumb_length(...).

§thumb_color: Option<ColorProp>

Optional thumb tint override (ScrollBar::thumb_color / ScrollArea::scroll_bar_thumb_color). None (the default) means the style paints from the theme’s scrollbar_thumb* tokens. When set, the style tints the thumb from this ColorProp instead — resolved against the live theme at paint, so a role (e.g. TextRole::TooltipText) or a Signal stays reactive. Lets chrome on a non-standard surface — a tooltip’s inverse chip, a branded panel — give the thumb a contrasting colour the surface-relative tokens can’t. Mirrors Button::text_role.

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impl Clone for ScrollBarStyleConfig

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fn clone(&self) -> ScrollBarStyleConfig

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 ScrollBarStyleConfig

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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