androidx.compose.ui.node

fun DpTouchBoundsExpansion(
    start: Dp = 0.dp,
    top: Dp = 0.dp,
    end: Dp = 0.dp,
    bottom: Dp = 0.dp
): DpTouchBoundsExpansion

Creates a DpTouchBoundsExpansion that's aware of LayoutDirection. See DpTouchBoundsExpansion.start and DpTouchBoundsExpansion.end for more details about LayoutDirection.

The start, top, end and bottom represent the distance that the touch bounds is expanded along the corresponding edge.

fun TouchBoundsExpansion(start: Int = 0, top: Int = 0, end: Int = 0, bottom: Int = 0): TouchBoundsExpansion

Creates a TouchBoundsExpansion that's aware of LayoutDirection. See TouchBoundsExpansion.start and TouchBoundsExpansion.end for more details about LayoutDirection.

The start, top, end and bottom represent the amount of pixels that the touch bounds is expanded along the corresponding edge. Each value must be in the range of 0 to 32767 (inclusive).

fun <T : Any?> CompositionLocalConsumerModifierNode.currentValueOf(
    local: CompositionLocal<T>
): T

Returns the current value of local at the position in the composition hierarchy of this modifier's attached layout node.

Unlike CompositionLocal.current, reads via this function are not automatically tracked by Compose. Modifiers are not able to recompose in the same way that a Composable can, and therefore can't receive updates arbitrarily for a CompositionLocal.

Because CompositionLocals may change arbitrarily, it is strongly recommended to ensure that the composition local is observed instead of being read once. If you call currentValueOf inside of a modifier callback like LayoutModifierNode.measure or DrawModifierNode.draw, then Compose will track the CompositionLocal read. This happens automatically, because these Compose UI phases take place in a snapshot observer that tracks which states are read. If the value of the CompositionLocal changes, and it was read inside of the measure or draw phase, then that phase will automatically be invalidated.

For all other reads of a CompositionLocal, this function will not notify you when the value of the local changes. Modifier.Node classes that also implement ObserverModifierNode may observe CompositionLocals arbitrarily by performing the lookup in an observeReads block. To continue observing values of the CompositionLocal, it must be read again in an observeReads block during or after the ObserverModifierNode.onObservedReadsChanged callback is invoked. See below for an example of how to implement this observation pattern.

import androidx.compose.runtime.compositionLocalOf
import androidx.compose.ui.Modifier
import androidx.compose.ui.node.CompositionLocalConsumerModifierNode
import androidx.compose.ui.node.ObserverModifierNode
import androidx.compose.ui.node.currentValueOf
import androidx.compose.ui.node.observeReads

val LocalValue = compositionLocalOf { "abc123" }
class ValueObserverModifierNode :
    Modifier.Node(), CompositionLocalConsumerModifierNode, ObserverModifierNode {
    private var observedValue: String? = null

    override fun onAttach() {
        onObservedReadsChanged()
    }

    override fun onDetach() {
        observedValue = null
    }

    override fun onObservedReadsChanged() {
        observeReads {
            observedValue = currentValueOf(LocalValue)
            // Do something with the new value
        }
    }
}

This function will fail with an IllegalStateException if you attempt to read a CompositionLocal before the node is attached or after the node is detached.

fun DelegatableNode.dispatchOnScrollChanged(delta: Offset): Unit

Call this function whenever a scroll chang happened in the LayoutNode that this DelegatableNode is attached to to let the underlying platform know that a scroll event happened in this LayoutNode.

On Android this will trigger a ViewTreeObserver onScrollChanged callback.

fun <T : TraversableNode> T.findNearestAncestor(): T?

Finds the nearest ancestor of the same class and key.

fun DelegatableNode.findNearestAncestor(key: Any?): TraversableNode?

Finds the nearest traversable ancestor with a matching key.

fun DrawModifierNode.invalidateDraw(): Unit

Invalidates this modifier's draw layer, ensuring that a draw pass will be run on the next frame.

fun LayoutModifierNode.invalidateLayer(): Unit

This will invalidate the current node's layer, and ensure that the layer is redrawn for the next frame.

fun LayoutModifierNode.invalidateMeasurement(): Unit

This invalidates the current node's measure result, and ensures that a re-measurement (the measurement block rerun) of this node will happen for the next frame.

fun ParentDataModifierNode.invalidateParentData(): Unit

This invalidates the current node's parent data, and ensures that layouts that utilize it will be scheduled to relayout for the next frame.

fun LayoutModifierNode.invalidatePlacement(): Unit

This will invalidate the current node's placement result, and ensure that relayout (the placement block rerun) of this node will happen for the next frame .

fun SemanticsModifierNode.invalidateSemantics(): Unit

Invalidate semantics associated with this node. This will reset the SemanticsConfiguration associated with the layout node backing this modifier node, and will re-calculate it the next time the SemanticsConfiguration is read.

Semantics are automatically invalidated when backed by mutable state, or if the hierarchy is recomposed. In these cases SemanticsModifierNode.applySemantics is called and the latest semantics values are applied. However in cases where semantics properties are not backed by mutable state objects, a change to the semantic property will not trigger SemanticsModifierNode.applySemantics. This function can be used to manually invalidate semantics to ensure that SemanticsModifierNode.applySemantics will be called the next time the SemanticsConfiguration is read.

fun DelegatableNode.invalidateSubtree(): Unit

Invalidates the subtree of this layout, including layout, drawing, parent data, etc.

Calling this method can be a relatively expensive operation as it will cause the entire subtree to relayout and redraw instead of just parts that are otherwise invalidated. Its use should be limited to structural changes.

fun <T : Modifier.Node & ObserverModifierNode> T.observeReads(block: () -> Unit): Unit

Use this function to observe snapshot reads for any target within the specified block. ObserverModifierNode.onObservedReadsChanged is called when any of the observed values within the snapshot change.

fun LayoutModifierNode.remeasureSync(): Unit

Performs the node remeasuring synchronously even if the node was not marked as needs remeasure before. Useful for cases like when during scrolling you need to re-execute the measure block to consume the scroll offset and remeasure your children in a blocking way.

fun DelegatableNode.requestAutofill(): Unit

Requests autofill for the LayoutNode that this DelegatableNode is attached to. If the node does not have any autofill semantic properties set, then the request still may be sent to the Autofill service, but no response is expected.

fun DelegatableNode.requireDensity(): Density

Returns the current Density of the LayoutNode that this DelegatableNode is attached to. If the node is not attached, this function will throw an IllegalStateException.

fun DelegatableNode.requireGraphicsContext(): GraphicsContext

Returns the current GraphicsContext of the Owner

fun DelegatableNode.requireLayoutCoordinates(): LayoutCoordinates

Returns the LayoutCoordinates of this node.

To get a signal when the LayoutCoordinates become available, or when its parent places it, implement LayoutAwareModifierNode.

fun DelegatableNode.requireLayoutDirection(): LayoutDirection

Returns the current LayoutDirection of the LayoutNode that this DelegatableNode is attached to. If the node is not attached, this function will throw an IllegalStateException.

fun DelegatableNode.requireView(): View

The Android View hosting the composition.

fun <T : TraversableNode> T.traverseAncestors(block: (T) -> Boolean): Unit

Executes block for all ancestors of the same class and key.

Note: The parameter block's return boolean value will determine if the traversal will continue (true = continue, false = cancel).

import androidx.compose.ui.Modifier
import androidx.compose.ui.node.traverseAncestors

val customTraversableModifierNode = CustomTraversableModifierNode()

with(customTraversableModifierNode) {
    traverseAncestors {
        // Because I use the existing key of the class, I can guarantee 'it' will be of the same
        // type as the class, so I can call my functions directly.
        it.doSomethingWithAncestor()

        // Return true to continue searching the tree after a match. If you were looking to
        // match only some of the nodes, you could return false and stop executing the search.
        true
    }
}

fun DelegatableNode.traverseAncestors(
    key: Any?,
    block: (TraversableNode) -> Boolean
): Unit

Executes block for all ancestors with a matching key.

Note: The parameter block's return boolean value will determine if the traversal will continue (true = continue, false = cancel).

import androidx.compose.ui.Modifier
import androidx.compose.ui.node.traverseAncestors

val customTraversableModifierNode = CustomTraversableModifierNode()

with(customTraversableModifierNode) {
    traverseAncestors(traverseKey) {
        if (it is CustomTraversableModifierNode) {
            it.doSomethingWithAncestor()
        }
        // Return true to continue searching the tree after a match. If you were looking to
        // match only some of the nodes, you could return false and stop executing the search.
        true
    }
}

fun <T : TraversableNode> T.traverseChildren(block: (T) -> Boolean): Unit

Executes block for all direct children of the node that are of the same class.

Note 1: This stops at the children and does not include grandchildren and so on down the tree.

Note 2: The parameter block's return boolean value will determine if the traversal will continue (true = continue, false = cancel).

import androidx.compose.ui.Modifier
import androidx.compose.ui.node.traverseChildren

val customTraversableModifierNode = CustomTraversableModifierNode()

with(customTraversableModifierNode) {
    traverseChildren {
        // Because I use the existing key of the class, I can guarantee 'it' will be of the same
        // type as the class, so I can call my functions directly.
        it.doSomethingWithChild()

        // Return true to continue searching the tree after a match. If you were looking to
        // match only some of the nodes, you could return false and stop executing the search.
        true
    }
}

fun DelegatableNode.traverseChildren(
    key: Any?,
    block: (TraversableNode) -> Boolean
): Unit

Executes block for all direct children of the node with a matching key.

Note 1: This stops at the children and does not include grandchildren and so on down the tree.

Note 2: The parameter block's return boolean value will determine if the traversal will continue (true = continue, false = cancel).

import androidx.compose.ui.Modifier
import androidx.compose.ui.node.traverseChildren

val customTraversableModifierNode = CustomTraversableModifierNode()

with(customTraversableModifierNode) {
    traverseChildren(traverseKey) {
        if (it is CustomTraversableModifierNode) {
            it.doSomethingWithChild()
        }
        // Return true to continue searching the tree after a match. If you were looking to
        // match only some of the nodes, you could return false and stop executing the search.
        true
    }
}

fun <T : TraversableNode> T.traverseDescendants(
    block: (T) -> TraversableNode.Companion.TraverseDescendantsAction
): Unit

Conditionally executes block for each descendant of the same class.

Note 1: For nodes that do not have the same key, it will continue to execute the block for the descendants below that non-matching node (where there may be a node that matches).

Note 2: The parameter block's return value TraverseDescendantsAction will determine the next step in the traversal.

import androidx.compose.ui.Modifier
import androidx.compose.ui.node.TraversableNode.Companion.TraverseDescendantsAction
import androidx.compose.ui.node.traverseDescendants

val customTraversableModifierNode = CustomTraversableModifierNode()

with(customTraversableModifierNode) {
    traverseDescendants {
        // Because I use the existing key of the class, I can guarantee 'it' will be of the same
        // type as the class, so I can call my functions directly.
        it.doSomethingWithDescendant()

        // [traverseDescendants()] actually has three options:
        // - ContinueTraversal
        // - SkipSubtreeAndContinueTraversal - rarely used
        // - CancelTraversal
        // They are pretty self explanatory. Usually, you just want to continue or cancel the
        // search. In some rare cases, you might want to skip the subtree but continue searching
        // the tree.
        TraverseDescendantsAction.ContinueTraversal
    }
}

fun DelegatableNode.traverseDescendants(
    key: Any?,
    block: (TraversableNode) -> TraversableNode.Companion.TraverseDescendantsAction
): Unit

Conditionally executes block for each descendant with a matching key.

Note 1: For nodes that do not have the same key, it will continue to execute the block for descendants below that non-matching node (where there may be a node that matches).

Note 2: The parameter block's return value TraverseDescendantsAction will determine the next step in the traversal.

import androidx.compose.ui.Modifier
import androidx.compose.ui.node.TraversableNode.Companion.TraverseDescendantsAction
import androidx.compose.ui.node.traverseDescendants

val customTraversableModifierNode = CustomTraversableModifierNode()

with(customTraversableModifierNode) {
    traverseDescendants(traverseKey) {
        if (it is CustomTraversableModifierNode) {
            it.doSomethingWithDescendant()
        }

        // [traverseDescendants()] actually has three options:
        // - ContinueTraversal
        // - SkipSubtreeAndContinueTraversal - rarely used
        // - CancelTraversal
        // They are pretty self explanatory. Usually, you just want to continue or cancel the
        // search. In some rare cases, you might want to skip the subtree but continue searching
        // the tree.
        TraverseDescendantsAction.ContinueTraversal
    }
}