pub struct Style {Show 22 fields
pub panel_bg: Color,
pub field_bg: Color,
pub dropdown_border: Color,
pub icon_fg: Color,
pub primary_fg: Color,
pub text_primary_color: Color,
pub text_secondary_color: Color,
pub text_tooltip_color: Color,
pub text_hotkey_color: Color,
pub text_destructive_color: Color,
pub loading_tips: Text,
pub section_bg: Color,
pub section_outline: OutlineStyle,
pub btn_plain: ButtonStyle,
pub btn_outline: ButtonStyle,
pub btn_floating: ButtonStyle,
pub btn_solid: ButtonStyle,
pub btn_tab: ButtonStyle,
pub btn_solid_destructive: ButtonStyle,
pub btn_plain_destructive: ButtonStyle,
pub btn_solid_primary: ButtonStyle,
pub btn_plain_primary: ButtonStyle,
}
Fields
panel_bg: Color
field_bg: Color
dropdown_border: Color
icon_fg: Color
primary_fg: Color
text_primary_color: Color
text_secondary_color: Color
text_tooltip_color: Color
text_hotkey_color: Color
text_destructive_color: Color
loading_tips: Text
section_bg: Color
section_outline: OutlineStyle
btn_plain: ButtonStyle
btn_outline: ButtonStyle
btn_floating: ButtonStyle
btn_solid: ButtonStyle
btn_tab: ButtonStyle
btn_solid_destructive: ButtonStyle
btn_plain_destructive: ButtonStyle
btn_solid_primary: ButtonStyle
btn_plain_primary: ButtonStyle
Implementations
sourceimpl<'a, 'c> Style
impl<'a, 'c> Style
sourcepub fn btn_back(&self, title: &'a str) -> ButtonBuilder<'a, 'c>
pub fn btn_back(&self, title: &'a str) -> ButtonBuilder<'a, 'c>
title: name of previous screen, which you’ll return to
sourcepub fn btn_next(&self) -> ButtonBuilder<'a, 'c>
pub fn btn_next(&self) -> ButtonBuilder<'a, 'c>
A right facing caret, like “>”, suitable for paging to the “next” set of results
sourcepub fn btn_prev(&self) -> ButtonBuilder<'a, 'c>
pub fn btn_prev(&self) -> ButtonBuilder<'a, 'c>
A left facing caret, like “<”, suitable for paging to the “next” set of results
sourcepub fn btn_close(&self) -> ButtonBuilder<'a, 'c>
pub fn btn_close(&self) -> ButtonBuilder<'a, 'c>
An “X” button
sourcepub fn btn_close_widget(&self, ctx: &EventCtx<'_>) -> Widget
pub fn btn_close_widget(&self, ctx: &EventCtx<'_>) -> Widget
An “X” button to close the current state. Bound to the escape key and aligned to the right, usually after a title.
pub fn btn_popup_icon_text(
&self,
icon_path: &'a str,
text: &'a str
) -> ButtonBuilder<'a, 'c>
Trait Implementations
Auto Trait Implementations
impl RefUnwindSafe for Style
impl Send for Style
impl Sync for Style
impl Unpin for Style
impl UnwindSafe for Style
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T: ?Sized,
impl<T> BorrowMut<T> for T where
T: ?Sized,
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