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Interface

CurvedDirection

Source set: Android
public interface CurvedDirection

Members

Angular

Source set: Android
public class Angular internal constructor(internal val value: Int)

The direction in which components are laid out on a curvedRow or CurvedLayout

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Members

Companion

Source set: Android
public companion object

Properties

Normal

Source set: Android
public val Normal: Angular = Angular(0)

Go in Clockwise direction for Ltr layout and Counter Clockwise for Rtl. This is generally used for curved layouts on the top of the screen.

Reversed

Source set: Android
public val Reversed: Angular = Angular(1)

Go in Counter Clockwise direction for Ltr layout and Clockwise for Rtl. This is generally used for curved layouts on the bottom of the screen.

Clockwise

Source set: Android
public val Clockwise: Angular = Angular(2)

Go in Clockwise direction, independently of LayoutDirection.

CounterClockwise

Source set: Android
public val CounterClockwise: Angular = Angular(3)

Go in Counter Clockwise direction, independently of LayoutDirection.

Radial

Source set: Android
public class Radial internal constructor(internal val value: Int)

The direction in which components are lay down on a curvedColumn

Members

Companion

Source set: Android
public companion object

Properties

OutsideIn

Source set: Android
public val OutsideIn: Radial = Radial(0)

Lay components starting farther away from the center and going inwards. This is generally used for curved layouts on the top of the screen.

InsideOut

Source set: Android
public val InsideOut: Radial = Radial(1)

Go in Counter Clockwise direction for Ltr layout and Clockwise for Rtl. This is generally used for curved layouts on the bottom of the screen.

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