Pin class
Defines a pinned layout along a single axis (horizontal or vertical). Used with (and by) the Pinned
layout widget. In most cases, it's easiest to think of a Pin as defining the position of the starting
and ending edges of the child. So, for a horizontal Pin, start
maps to left
, and end
maps to right
.
Each edge can be defined relative to the enclosing parent's dimensions, or relative to the opposite edge. Both absolute (eg. "pixel") values, and fractional (eg. "percentage") values can be used.
The start
and end
parameters specify a pixel inset from the parent dimensions.
Ex. A horizontal pin defined as Pin(start: 20.0, end: 30.0)
, laying out a child in a parent that is 200
wide would position the child with its left edge at 20, and its right edge at 170 (ie. 200 - 30).
The startFraction
and endFraction
parameters specify an inset as a fraction of the parent dimensions.
Ex. A horizontal pin defined as Pin(startFraction: 0.15, endFraction: 0.2)
, laying out a child in a parent
that is 200 wide would position the child with its left edge at 30 (ie. 0.15 * 200), and its right edge at 160
(ie. 200 - 0.2 * 200).
The size
parameter can be paired with either a single edge parameter (see above), or middle
(see below) to
set a pixel size for the child.
Ex. a horizontal pin defined as Pin(startFraction: 0.3, size: 70.0)
in a 200 wide parent, would position
the child with its left edge at 60 (ie. 0.3 * 200), and right edge at 130 (ie. 60 + 70).
Finally, the middle
parameter is paired with the size
parameter to position the child based on a fraction
of the remaining size in the parent.
Ex. Given a horizontal pin defined as Pin(size: 80.0, middle: 0.5)
in a parent 200 wide, the remaining size
would be 120 (ie. 200 - 80). The left edge would be positioned at 60 (ie. 120 * 0.5), and the right edge at
240 (ie. 60 + 80), centering it in the available space.
- Annotations
Constructors
Properties
Methods
-
noSuchMethod(
Invocation invocation) → dynamic -
Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
-
toString(
) → String -
A string representation of this object.
override
Operators
-
operator ==(
dynamic other) → bool -
Compares two Pins for equality.
override