struct MenuBarStyle
Swift
struct MenuBarStyleHow a menubar strip and its dropdowns look.
The IR (MenuModel) is just titles and actions; this is the paint. An
in-window bar wants a filled strip and a theme.panel popup. A desktop
panel already paints its own gradient and wants the titles to sit on it
with a matching, compact dropdown — pass .panel() there rather than
restyle every row.
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Constructors
init(stripFill: Color?, stripHeight: Float?, titlePadding: EdgeInsets, iconPadding: EdgeInsets, titleCornerRadius: Float, titleHover: Color, titleOpenFill: Color, itemPadding: EdgeInsets, itemCornerRadius: Float, itemHover: Color, itemSpacing: Float, dropdownPadding: Float, dropdownMinWidth: Float, dropdownBackground: Color, dropdownBorder: Color?, dropdownCornerRadius: Float, dropdownBlur: Float?)Creates a style from every metric. standard() and panel() are the usual starting points.
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Properties
var dropdownBackground: ColorFill behind the dropdown.
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var dropdownBlur: Float?Radius of the frosted-glass blur behind the dropdown, or nil for a plain fill.
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var dropdownBorder: Color?Outline of the dropdown, or nil for none.
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var dropdownCornerRadius: FloatCorner radius of the dropdown, in points.
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var dropdownMinWidth: FloatNarrowest the dropdown is drawn, in points.
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var dropdownPadding: FloatSpace between the dropdown's edge and its rows, in points.
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var iconPadding: EdgeInsetsInset around an icon-only title. Tighter than titlePadding so a
18pt mark does not sit in a text-sized chip.
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var itemCornerRadius: FloatCorner radius of a row's hover fill, in points.
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var itemHover: ColorFill under a row while the pointer is over it.
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var itemPadding: EdgeInsetsInset around each dropdown row.
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var itemSpacing: FloatSpace between dropdown rows, in points.
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var overlayStyle: OverlayStyle { get }Overlay chrome for the dropdown (and anything else that should match it — a panel clock or volume popover).
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var stripFill: Color?Fill behind the title strip. nil leaves whatever is already there.
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var stripHeight: Float?Forced strip height. nil sizes to the titles, which is what a
panel wants when the strip itself is already a fixed 32pt.
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var titleCornerRadius: FloatCorner radius of a title's hover and open fill, in points.
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var titleHover: ColorFill under a title while the pointer is over it.
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var titleOpenFill: ColorFill under an open title, so the chip stays lit after the pointer has moved into the dropdown.
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var titlePadding: EdgeInsetsInset around each text title. All the room there is: a Text's box
is its glyphs.
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Methods
static func panel(theme: Theme = Theme.current) -> MenuBarStyleDesktop panel: no strip fill (the bar already painted one), compact rows, and a popup that wears the desktop theme rather than a hard-coded indigo wash.
The old fill was 0.10, 0.10, 0.24 at alpha 0.88. Linear blending
lets ~0.30 of the desktop through at that alpha, which is why the
menu read as a stained-glass pane instead of a surface — see
docs/colour-and-blending.md. Without compositor frost the useful
band is 0.97–1.0. With frost (a client that filled
BackdropBridge.frostOverlays) the wash can drop so the blur shows.
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static func standard(theme: Theme = Theme.current) -> MenuBarStyleIn-window bar: filled strip, theme colours, room for shortcuts.
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