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* Copyright (C) 2010 The Android Open Source Project
*
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* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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package com.android.ide.common.api;
import com.google.common.annotations.Beta;
/**
* Drawing styles are used to distinguish the visual appearance of selection,
* hovers, anchors, etc. Each style may have different colors, line thickness,
* dashing style, transparency, etc.
* <p>
* <b>NOTE: This is not a public or final API; if you rely on this be prepared
* to adjust your code for the next tools release.</b>
* </p>
*/
@Beta
public enum DrawingStyle {
/**
* The style used to draw the selected views
*/
SELECTION,
/**
* The style used to draw guidelines - overlay lines which indicate
* significant geometric positions.
*/
GUIDELINE,
/**
* The style used to guideline shadows
*/
GUIDELINE_SHADOW,
/**
* The style used to draw guidelines, in particular shared edges and center lines; this
* is a dashed edge.
*/
GUIDELINE_DASHED,
/**
* The style used to draw distance annotations
*/
DISTANCE,
/**
* The style used to draw grids
*/
GRID,
/**
* The style used for hovered views (e.g. when the mouse is directly on top
* of the view)
*/
HOVER,
/**
* The style used for hovered views (e.g. when the mouse is directly on top
* of the view), when the hover happens to be the same object as the selection
*/
HOVER_SELECTION,
/**
* The style used to draw anchors (lines to the other views the given view
* is anchored to)
*/
ANCHOR,
/**
* The style used to draw outlines (the structure of views)
*/
OUTLINE,
/**
* The style used to draw the recipient/target View of a drop. This is
* typically going to be the bounding-box of the view into which you are
* adding a new child.
*/
DROP_RECIPIENT,
/**
* The style used to draw a potential drop area <b>within</b> a
* {@link #DROP_RECIPIENT}. For example, if you are dragging into a view
* with a LinearLayout, the {@link #DROP_RECIPIENT} will be the view itself,
* whereas each possible insert position between two children will be a
* {@link #DROP_ZONE}. If the mouse is over a {@link #DROP_ZONE} it should
* be drawn using the style {@link #DROP_ZONE_ACTIVE}.
*/
DROP_ZONE,
/**
* The style used to draw a currently active drop zone within a drop
* recipient. See the documentation for {@link #DROP_ZONE} for details on
* the distinction between {@link #DROP_RECIPIENT}, {@link #DROP_ZONE} and
* {@link #DROP_ZONE_ACTIVE}.
*/
DROP_ZONE_ACTIVE,
/**
* The style used to draw a preview of where a dropped view would appear if
* it were to be dropped at a given location.
*/
DROP_PREVIEW,
/**
* The style used to preview a resize operation. Similar to {@link #DROP_PREVIEW}
* but usually fainter to work better in combination with guidelines which
* are often overlaid during resize.
*/
RESIZE_PREVIEW,
/**
* The style used to show a proposed resize bound which is being rejected (for example,
* because there is no near edge to attach to in a RelativeLayout).
*/
RESIZE_FAIL,
/**
* The style used to draw help/hint text.
*/
HELP,
/**
* The style used to draw illegal/error/invalid markers
*/
INVALID,
/**
* The style used to highlight dependencies
*/
DEPENDENCY,
/**
* The style used to draw an invalid cycle
*/
CYCLE,
/**
* The style used to highlight the currently dragged views during a layout
* move (if they are not hidden)
*/
DRAGGED,
/**
* The style used to draw empty containers of zero bounds (which are padded
* a bit to make them visible during a drag or selection).
*/
EMPTY,
/**
* A style used for unspecified purposes; can be used by a client to have
* yet another color that is domain specific; using this color constant
* rather than your own hardcoded value means that you will be guaranteed to
* pick up a color that is themed properly and will look decent with the
* rest of the colors
*/
CUSTOM1,
/**
* A second styled used for unspecified purposes; see {@link #CUSTOM1} for
* details.
*/
CUSTOM2
}