Composable Function

Row

Common
```kotlin @Composable inline fun Row( modifier: Modifier = Modifier, horizontalArrangement: Arrangement.Horizontal = Arrangement.Start, verticalAlignment: Alignment.Vertical = Alignment.Top, content: @Composable RowScope.() -> Unit, ) ``` A layout composable that places its children in a horizontal sequence. For a layout composable that places its children in a vertical sequence, see `Column`. Note that by default items do not scroll; see `Modifier.horizontalScroll` to add this behavior. For a horizontally scrollable list that only composes and lays out the currently visible items see `LazyRow`. The `Row` layout is able to assign children widths according to their weights provided using the `RowScope.weight` modifier. If a child is not provided a weight, it will be asked for its preferred width before the sizes of the children with weights are calculated proportionally to their weight based on the remaining available space. Note that if the `Row` is horizontally scrollable or part of a horizontally scrollable container, any provided weights will be disregarded as the remaining available space will be infinite. When none of its children have weights, a `Row` will be as small as possible to fit its children one next to the other. In order to change the width of the `Row`, use the `Modifier.width` modifiers; e.g. to make it fill the available width `Modifier.fillMaxWidth` can be used. If at least one child of a `Row` has a `weight`, the `Row` will fill the available width, so there is no need for `Modifier.fillMaxWidth`. However, if `Row`'s size should be limited, the `Modifier.width` or `Modifier.size` layout modifiers should be applied. When the size of the `Row` is larger than the sum of its children sizes, a `horizontalArrangement` can be specified to define the positioning of the children inside the `Row`. See `Arrangement` for available positioning behaviors; a custom arrangement can also be defined using the constructor of `Arrangement`. Below is an illustration of different horizontal arrangements: !`Row arrangements`(https://developer.android.com/images/reference/androidx/compose/foundation/layout/row_arrangement_visualization.gif) Note that if two or more Text components are placed in a `Row`, normally they should be aligned by their first baselines. `Row` as a general purpose container does not do it automatically so developers need to handle this manually. This is achieved by adding a `RowScope.alignByBaseline` modifier to every such Text component. By default this modifier aligns by `FirstBaseline`. If, however, you need to align Texts by `LastBaseline` for example, use a more general `RowScope.alignBy` modifier. See example of using Texts inside the Row: #### Parameters | | | | --- | --- | | modifier | The modifier to be applied to the Row. | | horizontalArrangement | The horizontal arrangement of the layout's children. | | verticalAlignment | The vertical alignment of the layout's children. | | content | The content of the Row |