Stride.UI Namespace
Classes
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A context containing information for UI layouting. |
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An argument class containing information about a property that changed. |
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Represents the definition of a grid strip. |
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A collection of strip definitions |
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Provides data for touch input events. |
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Provides a base class for all the User Interface elements in Stride applications. |
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A collection of UIElements. |
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Extensions methods for UIElement |
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The exception that is thrown when an internal error happened in the UI System. That is an error that is not due to the user behavior. |
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Various ProfilingKey used to measure performance across some part of the UI system. |
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Interface of the UI system. |
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Structs
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Describes the thickness of a frame around a cuboid. Six float values describe the Left, Top, Right, Bottom, Front, and Back sides of the cuboid, respectively. |
Interfaces
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Interface providing anchor information to its ScrollViewer. |
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Represents the main scrollable region inside a ScrollViewer control. |
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Interfaces representing an UIElement containing child elements. |
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Interface for the update of the UIElements. |
Enums
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Specifies when the Click event should be raised. |
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Describes how a child element is positioned in depth or stretched within a parent's layout slot. |
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Indicates where an element should be displayed on the horizontal axis relative to the allocated layout slot of the parent element. |
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Describe the possible states of the mouse over an UI element. |
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Defines the different orientations that a control or layout can have. |
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The different ways of scrolling in a ScrollViewer. |
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Describes how scaling applies to content and restricts scaling to named axis types. |
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Describes how content is resized to fill its allocated space. |
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The different types of strip possible of a grid. |
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Describe the different possible states of an ToggleButton. |
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Describes the action of a specific touch point. |
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Describes how a child element is vertically positioned or stretched within a parent's layout slot. |
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Specifies the display state of an element. |