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Class

BiasAlignment

An Alignment specified by bias: for example, a bias of -1 represents alignment to the start/top, a bias of 0 will represent centering, and a bias of 1 will represent end/bottom.

Source set: Common
public data class BiasAlignment(val horizontalBias: Float, val verticalBias: Float) : Alignment

An Alignment specified by bias: for example, a bias of -1 represents alignment to the start/top, a bias of 0 will represent centering, and a bias of 1 will represent end/bottom. Any value can be specified to obtain an alignment. Inside the -1, 1 range, the obtained alignment will position the aligned size fully inside the available space, while outside the range it will the aligned size will be positioned partially or completely outside.

Members

Horizontal

Source set: Common
public data class Horizontal(val bias: Float) : Alignment.Horizontal

An Alignment.Horizontal specified by bias: for example, a bias of -1 represents alignment to the start, a bias of 0 will represent centering, and a bias of 1 will represent end. Any value can be specified to obtain an alignment. Inside the -1, 1 range, the obtained alignment will position the aligned size fully inside the available space, while outside the range it will the aligned size will be positioned partially or completely outside.

Vertical

Source set: Common
public data class Vertical(val bias: Float) : Alignment.Vertical

An Alignment.Vertical specified by bias: for example, a bias of -1 represents alignment to the top, a bias of 0 will represent centering, and a bias of 1 will represent bottom. Any value can be specified to obtain an alignment. Inside the -1, 1 range, the obtained alignment will position the aligned size fully inside the available space, while outside the range it will the aligned size will be positioned partially or completely outside.

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