ConstrainedSize

public struct ConstrainedSize : Element

Constrains the measured size of the contained element in the ranges specified by the width and height properties.

There are several constraint types available for each axis. See ConstrainedSize.Constraint for a full list and in-depth descriptions of each.

Notes

An important note is that the constraints of ConstrainedSize are authoritative during measurement. For example, if your ConstrainedSize specifies .atLeast(300) for width, and the ConstrainedSize is asked to measure within a SizeConstraint that is at most 100 points wide, the returned measurement will still be 300 points. The same goes for the height of the ConstrainedSize.

wrapped
The element whose measurement will be constrained by the ConstrainedSize.
Declaration
Swift

public var wrapped: Element
width
The constraint to place on the width of the element.
Declaration
Swift

public var width: Constraint
height
The constraint to place on the height of the element.
Declaration
Swift

public var height: Constraint


                    
                    
                    init(width:height:wrapping:)

Creates a new ConstrainedSize with the provided constraint options.

Declaration

Swift

public init(
    width: Constraint = .unconstrained,
    height: Constraint = .unconstrained,
    wrapping element: Element
)


                    
                    
                    content

Declaration

Swift

public var content: ElementContent { get }


                    
                    
                    backingViewDescription(with:)

Declaration

Swift

public func backingViewDescription(with context: ViewDescriptionContext) -> ViewDescription?

Constraint
The available ways to constrain the measurement of a given axis within a ConstrainedSize element.
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Declaration
Swift

public enum Constraint : Equatable