Results for “Std.Ui.Screen.ScreenError”

Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.

• Std.Ui.Screen.ScreenError

  Why a screen could not be shown.

  type · Std.Ui.Screen
• Std.Ui.Screen.focusRing&Std.Ui.Screen.Screen[S] -> Std.Ui.Canvas.Color -> Result[Std.Ui.Screen.Screen[S], Std.Ui.Screen.ScreenError]

  The screen drawing its focus ring in another color.

  fn · Std.Ui.Screen
• Std.Ui.Screen.handle&Std.Ui.Screen.Screen[S] -> Std.Ui.Screen.Input -> Result[Std.Ui.Screen.Screen[S], Std.Ui.Screen.ScreenError]

  The screen after one input.

  fn · Std.Ui.Screen
• Std.Ui.Screen.handleAll&Std.Ui.Screen.Screen[S] -> &Array[Std.Ui.Screen.Input] -> Result[Std.Ui.Screen.Screen[S], Std.Ui.Screen.ScreenError]

  The screen after several inputs, in order.

  fn · Std.Ui.Screen
• Std.Ui.Screen.startS -> fn(S) -> Std.Ui.Layout.View -> fn(S, Std.Ui.Screen.Event) -> S -> Std.Ui.Canvas.Size -> Std.Ui.Canvas.Color -> Result[Std.Ui.Screen.Screen[S], Std.Ui.Screen.ScreenError]

  A screen showing its first frame.

  fn · Std.Ui.Screen