Enum SyntheticKind 

#[repr(u8)]
pub enum SyntheticKind {
    Paragraph = 1,
    TextRun = 2,
    ImageRun = 3,
    Link = 4,
    SceneItem = 5,
    SceneGroup = 6,
    SceneMagnet = 7,
    ChartMark = 8,
    Annotation = 9,
    LaneMark = 10,
}

Discriminator kind for synthetic-NodeId hashing. Different kinds sharing the same (widget_id, element_id) tuple produce distinct NodeIds so paragraph and run nodes for the same source element don’t collide.

Variants

Paragraph = 1

TextRun = 2

ImageRun = 3

Link = 4

An inline link span inside a label-style widget’s text (e.g. [docs](url) inside a TextWidget with .markup(true) enabled). Each link span becomes one synthetic child of the hosting widget’s own node, with Role::Link and the link label as its name.

SceneItem = 5

A lightweight SceneItem rendered by teksilo_scene::SceneView. Items live outside the arena — SceneView::accessibility emits one synthetic child per visible item using push_scene_child.

SceneGroup = 6

A logical grouping declared via Scene::add_a11y_group. Pure AT structure — no visual counterpart. The parent’s children list orders mixed SceneItem and SceneGroup synthetic NodeIds however the app declared the logical tree.

SceneMagnet = 7

A magnetism anchor (“magnet”) attached to a scene item. Emitted as a synthetic child of the owning item’s node by SceneView::accessibility when magnetism is enabled, so the anchor is screen-reader perceivable and can be the target of the view’s active_descendant during the keyboard connect flow.

ChartMark = 8

A per-datum mark (bar / line point / pie slice) emitted by a teksilo-charts widget’s accessibility().

Annotation = 9

An annotation body (a comment thread) attached to a run of text, emitted by a rich-text widget alongside the TextRun that carries it. The run points at this node through the details relation — AccessKit’s aria-details — which is what lets a screen reader say “has comment” and let the user navigate in, rather than reciting the thread inline every time the caret crosses the span.

LaneMark = 10

A positional mark in a margin lane — the strip beside a scroll area that maps where things are in a document rather than picturing it.

Emitted by the lane widget’s accessibility(), one synthetic child per mark, the same shape SyntheticKind::ChartMark uses per datum. Marks get their own nodes, rather than riding the content they refer to, for the reason CodeGutter gives for not doing so: line numbers are uniform, dense and derivable from the text, so they belong on the paragraph node as position_in_set; lane marks are sparse, heterogeneous and not derivable from anything — “a comment from Marie at 62 percent” is not in the paragraph, so there is no node to delegate to.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for SyntheticKind

fn clone(&self) -> SyntheticKind

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Copy for SyntheticKind

impl Debug for SyntheticKind

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.