use crate::library::prelude::*; use crate::library::text::{HorizontalAlign, ParNode}; /// Align a node along the layouting axes. #[derive(Debug, Hash)] pub struct AlignNode { /// How to align the node horizontally and vertically. pub aligns: Axes>, /// The node to be aligned. pub child: LayoutNode, } #[node] impl AlignNode { fn construct(_: &mut Vm, args: &mut Args) -> SourceResult { let aligns: Axes> = args.find()?.unwrap_or_default(); let body: Content = args.expect("body")?; Ok(match (body, aligns) { (Content::Block(node), _) => Content::Block(node.aligned(aligns)), (other, Axes { x: Some(x), y: None }) => { other.styled(ParNode::ALIGN, HorizontalAlign(x)) } (other, _) => Content::Block(other.pack().aligned(aligns)), }) } } impl Layout for AlignNode { fn layout( &self, world: Tracked, regions: &Regions, styles: StyleChain, ) -> SourceResult> { // The child only needs to expand along an axis if there's no alignment. let mut pod = regions.clone(); pod.expand &= self.aligns.as_ref().map(Option::is_none); // Align paragraphs inside the child. let mut passed = StyleMap::new(); if let Some(align) = self.aligns.x { passed.set(ParNode::ALIGN, HorizontalAlign(align)); } // Layout the child. let mut frames = self.child.layout(world, &pod, passed.chain(&styles))?; for (region, frame) in regions.iter().zip(&mut frames) { // Align in the target size. The target size depends on whether we // should expand. let target = regions.expand.select(region, frame.size()); let aligns = self .aligns .map(|align| align.resolve(styles)) .unwrap_or(Axes::new(Align::Left, Align::Top)); frame.resize(target, aligns); } Ok(frames) } }