Namespace Serenity.Shared.Layout

Classes

ActivityLogScrollFollowRule

When a scrolling activity log keeps its newest line in view. The log follows its newest line until the author scrolls up to read an earlier one, and follows again once they scroll back to the bottom, so a long run's last messages never sit below the fold while an author reading back is never yanked to the end.

DiagramColumnLayout

Pure arithmetic for laying out one column of a two-kind card diagram, extracted from Serenity.EventDispatcher.Infrastructure.Editor.SerenitySignalFlowBrowserWindow: which candidate cards become visible slots once a column is truncated to its maximum card count, where the trailing "show N more…" pseudo-card goes, and how far a column's second card kind gets pushed down to leave room for a section header. Card measurement (width/height in screen units) deliberately stays with the caller, since it depends on GUIStyle text metrics this type knows nothing about.

ListRowLayout

Solves the horizontal layout of one list row: a leading marker, a title, a run of at-a-glance badges, and a control strip pinned to the right edge.

ListRowLayout.Metrics

How a row is proportioned.

ListRowLayout.Solution

The slices one row was divided into.

TableColumnLayout

Pure arithmetic for a resizable-column table: each column's initial width honoring a minimum, and how a drag on the handle between two adjacent columns redistributes their combined width. Extracted so an IMGUI wrapper (SerenityTableGui) only has to feed and read floats, and the invariant that no drag can push a neighbor thinner than its minimum, or change the pair's combined width, is assertable without any editor state.

Structs

ColumnSpec

One table column's sizing rule: either a fixed initial width, or a flex weight sharing whatever width the fixed columns leave behind. Either way the column never shrinks below MinimumWidth.

DiagramColumnSlot

One candidate card for a diagram column: its kind tag plus the title/sub/tooltip text it would show.

DiagramColumnTruncation

Result of truncating one diagram column to a maximum visible card count.

RowSpan

A horizontal slice of a row: where it starts and how wide it is.