Lines Matching refs:rule

1362          * Adds a layout rule to be interpreted by the RelativeLayout. This
1380 * Adds a layout rule to be interpreted by the RelativeLayout. Use this for
1400 * Removes a layout rule to be interpreted by the RelativeLayout.
1425 // if no "left"/"right" rule has been defined and "start"/"end" rules are defined then we
1429 // rules. If no "start"/"end" rule is defined then we use "left"/"right" rules.
1443 // "left" rule is not defined but "start" rule is: use the "start" rule as
1444 // the "left" rule
1452 // "right" rule is not defined but "end" rule is: use the "end" rule as the
1453 // "right" rule
1461 // "left" rule is not defined but "start" rule is: use the "start" rule as
1462 // the "left" rule
1470 // "right" rule is not defined but "end" rule is: use the "end" rule as the
1471 // "right" rule
1479 // "left" rule is not defined but "start" rule is: use the "start" rule as
1480 // the "left" rule
1488 // "right" rule is not defined but "end" rule is: use the "end" rule as the
1489 // "right" rule
1503 // "start" rule resolved to "left" or "right" depending on the direction
1508 // "end" rule resolved to "left" or "right" depending on the direction
1520 // "start" rule resolved to "left" or "right" depending on the direction
1525 // "end" rule resolved to "left" or "right" depending on the direction
1537 // "start" rule resolved to "left" or "right" depending on the direction
1542 // "end" rule resolved to "left" or "right" depending on the direction
1551 * Retrieves a complete list of all supported rules, where the index is the rule
1576 * Retrieves a complete list of all supported rules, where the index is the rule
1729 final int rule = rules[rulesFilter[j]];
1730 if (rule > 0) {
1732 final Node dependency = keyNodes.get(rule);
1740 node.dependencies.put(rule, dependency);