style

const LineBreakUnspecified LineBreak = 99

const (
	// TextAlignUnspecified represents an unset value, a usual replacement for "null"
	// when a primitive value is desired.
	TextAlignUnspecified TextAlign = 99

	// TextAlignStart aligns the text on the leading edge of the container.
	// For Left to Right text, this is the left edge.
	// For Right to Left text, like Arabic, this is the right edge.
	TextAlignStart TextAlign = TextAlign(gioText.Start)

	// TextAlignEnd aligns the text on the trailing edge of the container.
	// For Left to Right text, this is the right edge.
	// For Right to Left text, like Arabic, this is the left edge.
	TextAlignEnd TextAlign = TextAlign(gioText.End)

	// TextAlignCenter aligns the text in the center of the container.
	TextAlignMiddle TextAlign = TextAlign(gioText.Middle)
)

const (
	TextDecorationMaskUnspecified TextDecorationMask = -1
	TextDecorationMaskNone        TextDecorationMask = 0x0
	TextDecorationMaskUnderline   TextDecorationMask = 0x1
	TextDecorationMaskLineThrough TextDecorationMask = 0x2
)

const (
	// TextDirectionUnspecified represents an unset value, a usual replacement for "null"
	// when a primitive value is desired.
	TextDirectionUnspecified TextDirection = 0

	// TextDirectionLtr always sets the text direction to be Left to Right.
	TextDirectionLtr TextDirection = 1

	// TextDirectionRtl always sets the text direction to be Right to Left.
	TextDirectionRtl TextDirection = 2

	// TextDirectionContent indicates that the text direction depends on the first strong
	// directional character in the text according to the Unicode Bidirectional Algorithm.
	// If no strong directional character is present, then LayoutDirection is used to
	// resolve the final TextDirection.
	// * if used while creating a Paragraph object, LocaleList will be used to resolve
	//   the direction as a fallback instead of LayoutDirection.
	TextDirectionContent TextDirection = 3

	// TextDirectionContentOrLtr indicates that the text direction depends on the first
	// strong directional character in the text according to the Unicode Bidirectional
	// Algorithm. If no strong directional character is present, then Left to Right will
	// be used as the default direction.
	TextDirectionContentOrLtr TextDirection = 4

	// TextDirectionContentOrRtl indicates that the text direction depends on the first
	// strong directional character in the text according to the Unicode Bidirectional
	// Algorithm. If no strong directional character is present, then Right to Left will
	// be used as the default direction.
	TextDirectionContentOrRtl TextDirection = 5
)