Struct Props 

pub struct Props {

    pub children: Children,
    pub length: Option<Length>,
    pub min_length: Option<Length>,
    pub max_length: Option<Length>,
    pub width: Option<Length>,
    pub min_width: Option<Length>,
    pub max_width: Option<Length>,
    pub expand_by: Option<f32>,
    pub shrink_by: Option<f32>,
    pub inline: bool,
    pub reverse: bool,
    pub wrap: bool,
    pub align: Option<Align>,
    pub cross_align: Option<CrossAlign>,
    pub align_self: Option<AlignSelf>,
    pub gap: Option<Gap>,
    pub reverse_rows: bool,
    pub align_rows: Option<AlignRows>,
    pub overflow: Overflow,
    pub padding: Option<Padding>,
    pub margin: Option<Margin>,
    pub background: Option<Background>,
    pub border: Option<Border>,
    pub shadow: Option<Shadow>,
}

Row properties.

Here you can find all properties that can be used with Row component.

Fields

children: Children

length: Option<Length>

Control the length of the Row

The default is Length::from(1.0)

min_length: Option<Length>

Control the minimum length of the Row

The default is Length::MinContent

max_length: Option<Length>

Control the maximum length of the Row

The default is None

width: Option<Length>

Control the width of the Row

The default is None

min_width: Option<Length>

Control the minimum width of the Row

The default is Length::MinContent

max_width: Option<Length>

Control the maximum width of the Row

The default is None

expand_by: Option<f32>

Expand factor used to expand this row in direction relevant to it’s parent layout direction.

When the parent is Row it will expand horizontally, when the parent is Column it will expand vertically.

Note: This only works when this Row inside another layout (e.g. Row/Column).

The default is None

shrink_by: Option<f32>

Shrink factor used to shrink this row in direction relevant to it’s parent layout direction when needed.

When the parent is Row it will shrink horizontally, when the parent is Column it will shrink vertically.

Note: This only works when this Row inside another layout (e.g. Row/Column).

The default is None

inline: bool

Make this layout inline

The default is false

reverse: bool

Reverse the order of the children

The default is false

wrap: bool

Wrap into another row when there is no more horizontal space.

The default is false

align: Option<Align>

Align the children inside this row in main direction (vertically).

The default is None

cross_align: Option<CrossAlign>

Align the children inside this row in the cross direction (horizontally).

The default is None

align_self: Option<AlignSelf>

Align this row when it’s inside another layout, the alignment direction is relevant to the parent layout direction

When the parent is Row it will align horizontally, when the parent is Column it will align vertically.

Note: This only works when this Row inside another layout (e.g. Row/Column).

The default is None

gap: Option<Gap>

Gap between children.

This take Gap value, which can take either one value that defines the gap for both the columns and rows (if there is any), or two values one for rows and the other for columns.

The default is None

reverse_rows: bool

Reverse rows if there is more than one column within this Column.

This only works when used with wrap=true.

The default is false

align_rows: Option<AlignRows>

Align rows in the cross direction (vertically) if there is more than one row within this Row.

The default is None

overflow: Overflow

Overflow behavior for this Row

By default any child that get oversized will be visible and may overlap with other UI components. Change this property if you like to make the content scrollable or make the oversized hidden/cliped.

The default is Overflow::visible()

padding: Option<Padding>

Padding for the Row

The default is None

margin: Option<Margin>

Margin for the Row

The default is None

background: Option<Background>

Background for the Row

The default is None

border: Option<Border>

Border for the Row

The default is None

shadow: Option<Shadow>

Shadow for the Row

The default is None

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Props

fn clone(&self) -> Props

Returns a duplicate of the value.

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

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl PartialEq for Props

fn eq(&self, other: &Props) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

impl Properties for Props

type Builder = PropsBuilder<PropsBuilderStep_missing_required_prop_children>

Builder that will be used to construct properties

fn builder() -> Self::Builder

Entrypoint for building properties

impl StructuralPartialEq for Props