Cross Reference: /frameworks/base/core/java/android/widget/RelativeLayout.java

Lines Matching defs:rule
1403          * Adds a layout rule to be interpreted by the RelativeLayout.
1410          * If the rule is relative to the layout direction (ex.
1413          * {@link #getRule(int)} an absolute rule (ex.
1426          * Adds a layout rule to be interpreted by the RelativeLayout.
1432          * If the rule is relative to the layout direction (ex.
1435          * {@link #getRule(int)} with an absolute rule (ex. {@link #LEFT_OF}.
1446             // If we're removing a relative rule, we'll need to force layout
1459          * Removes a layout rule to be interpreted by the RelativeLayout.
1461          * If the rule is relative to the layout direction (ex.
1465          * {@link #getRule(int)} with an absolute rule (ex. {@link #LEFT_OF}.
1479          * Returns the layout rule associated with a specific verb.
1500         private boolean isRelativeRule(int rule) {
1501             return rule == START_OF || rule == END_OF
1502                     || rule == ALIGN_START || rule == ALIGN_END
1503                     || rule == ALIGN_PARENT_START || rule == ALIGN_PARENT_END;
1511         // if no "left"/"right" rule has been defined and "start"/"end" rules are defined then we
1515         // rules. If no "start"/"end" rule is defined then we use "left"/"right" rules.
1529                         // "left" rule is not defined but "start" rule is: use the "start" rule as
1530                         // the "left" rule
1538                         // "right" rule is not defined but "end" rule is: use the "end" rule as the
1539                         // "right" rule
1547                         // "left" rule is not defined but "start" rule is: use the "start" rule as
1548                         // the "left" rule
1556                         // "right" rule is not defined but "end" rule is: use the "end" rule as the
1557                         // "right" rule
1565                         // "left" rule is not defined but "start" rule is: use the "start" rule as
1566                         // the "left" rule
1574                         // "right" rule is not defined but "end" rule is: use the "end" rule as the
1575                         // "right" rule
1589                     // "start" rule resolved to "left" or "right" depending on the direction
1594                     // "end" rule resolved to "left" or "right" depending on the direction
1606                     // "start" rule resolved to "left" or "right" depending on the direction
1611                     // "end" rule resolved to "left" or "right" depending on the direction
1623                     // "start" rule resolved to "left" or "right" depending on the direction
1628                     // "end" rule resolved to "left" or "right" depending on the direction
1639          * Retrieves a complete list of all supported rules, where the index is the rule
1658          * Retrieves a complete list of all supported rules, where the index is the rule
1824                     final int rule = rules[rulesFilter[j]];
1825                     if (rule > 0) {
1827                         final Node dependency = keyNodes.get(rule);
1835                         node.dependencies.put(rule, dependency);