TileRenderingScope

the events this tile schema declares (TileSchema.events), used by triggerEvent to decide which of them actually fire for a given EventTrigger. null when the tile declares none.

the sink every method on this scope funnels into — a callback owned by the screen's state holder that turns a UIEvent into a mutation of the live tile tree.

id of the tile currently being rendered — the same value that reaches TilesEditor/TilesEventDispatcher when this tile is later addressed by id.

Returns a callback firing trigger, or null when events declares no event wired to it — so a tile is only made interactive when something is actually listening.

Applies tileEvent to this tile's own TileHolder synchronously, by emitting a UIEvent.TileEventHolderUIEvent addressed to tileId.

Broadcasts tileGroupEvent to every TileHolder in the whole screen's tile tree whose handlesGroupEvent(event) returns true for it, by emitting a UIEvent.TileGroupEventHolderUIEvent.

callbackFor specialized for EventTriggers.onClick() — the standard way a tile renderer wires up Modifier.styledWith's onClick/a composable's own onClick parameter, only when the tile actually declares an OnClick event.

Fires EventTriggers.onDisplay() once, the first time this composable enters composition — the standard way every built-in container/interactive tile implements its own OnDisplay trigger. Keyed on tileId, so it re-fires only if the tile identity itself changes (a new instance with a different id), not on every recomposition.

callbackFor specialized for EventTriggers.onLongPress() — same pattern as onClick, for Modifier.styledWith's onLongClick.

Renders tileSchema as Compose UI.

Renders one child tileSchema, delegating to the app-wide TileRendererManager reached via LocalTileRendererManager and forwarding this scope's own onEvent sink unchanged.

Renders every schema in tileSchemas in order, by calling the same path as RenderChild for each one — the usual way a container TileRenderer renders its whole children list in one call.

Runs whichever of this tile's own events declare a trigger structurally equal to trigger — the remote half of a tile's interaction, and the primary way a TileRenderer starts a server-declared event chain.