Rows
Blocks are defined as a collection of inputs, but the render info
determines how these inputs get broken up into rows and spacer rows.
For example, when a block is set to inline inputs,
the block is made of fewer rows than when it is set to
external inputs. It has the same number of inputs but
a different number of rows!
Row
A Row is a horizontal collection of non-overlapping elements
and element spacers.
The bounds of a row are determined by the bounds of the elements and
spacers that belong to that row, so that all of the elements
are contained.
Row spacer
A RowSpacer is an empty vertical space that goes between two
rows.
The bounds of the row spacers are determined by the
render info itself. After measuring all of the rows of the block,
the render info inserts spaces of its chosen size between rows.
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Last updated 2024-09-18 UTC.
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