pub struct CascadedValues<'a> {
inner: CascadedInner<'a>,
pub context_stroke: Option<Rc<PaintSource>>,
pub context_fill: Option<Rc<PaintSource>>,
}Expand description
Can obtain computed values from a node
In our tree of SVG elements (Node in our parlance), each node stores a ComputedValues that
gets computed during the initial CSS cascade. However, sometimes nodes need to be rendered
outside the normal hierarchy. For example, the <use> element can “instance” a subtree from
elsewhere in the SVG; it causes the instanced subtree to re-cascade from the computed values for
the <use> element.
You can then call the get() method on the resulting CascadedValues to get a
&ComputedValues whose fields you can access.
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§inner: CascadedInner<'a>§context_stroke: Option<Rc<PaintSource>>§context_fill: Option<Rc<PaintSource>>Implementations§
Source§impl<'a> CascadedValues<'a>
impl<'a> CascadedValues<'a>
Sourcepub fn clone_with_node(&self, node: &'a Node<NodeData>) -> CascadedValues<'a>
pub fn clone_with_node(&self, node: &'a Node<NodeData>) -> CascadedValues<'a>
Creates a CascadedValues that has the same cascading mode as &self
This is what nodes should normally use to draw their children from their draw() method.
Nodes that need to override the cascade for their children can use new_from_values()
instead.
Sourcepub fn new_from_node(node: &Node<NodeData>) -> CascadedValues<'_>
pub fn new_from_node(node: &Node<NodeData>) -> CascadedValues<'_>
Creates a CascadedValues that will hold the node’s computed values
This is to be used only in the toplevel drawing function, or in elements like <marker>
that don’t propagate their parent’s cascade to their children. All others should use
new() to derive the cascade from an existing one.
Sourcepub fn new_from_values(
node: &'a Node<NodeData>,
values: &ComputedValues,
fill: Option<Rc<PaintSource>>,
stroke: Option<Rc<PaintSource>>,
) -> CascadedValues<'a>
pub fn new_from_values( node: &'a Node<NodeData>, values: &ComputedValues, fill: Option<Rc<PaintSource>>, stroke: Option<Rc<PaintSource>>, ) -> CascadedValues<'a>
Creates a CascadedValues that will override the node’s cascade with the specified
values
This is for the <use> element, which draws the element which it references with the
<use>’s own cascade, not with the element’s original cascade.
Sourcepub fn get(&'a self) -> &'a ComputedValues
pub fn get(&'a self) -> &'a ComputedValues
Returns the cascaded ComputedValues.
Nodes should use this from their Draw::draw() implementation to get the
ComputedValues from the CascadedValues that got passed to draw().
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impl<'a> Freeze for CascadedValues<'a>
impl<'a> !RefUnwindSafe for CascadedValues<'a>
impl<'a> !Send for CascadedValues<'a>
impl<'a> !Sync for CascadedValues<'a>
impl<'a> Unpin for CascadedValues<'a>
impl<'a> !UnwindSafe for CascadedValues<'a>
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