Package-level declarations
Functions
Black font weight (900) — the heaviest available stroke.
Bold font weight (700).
Centers text horizontally.
Cuts off overflowing text at the tile's bounds with no visual indicator.
Cursive/handwriting-style font family.
Platform default font family.
Truncates overflowing text and appends an ellipsis ("…") at the cut point.
Aligns text to the end edge (mirrored under RTL).
Extra-bold font weight (800).
Extra-light font weight (200).
Italic (slanted) font style.
Justifies text — stretches each line (except the last) to fill the available width.
Aligns text to the left edge, regardless of layout direction.
Light font weight (300).
Draws a line through the middle of the text (strikethrough).
Medium font weight (500).
Monospace font family — every character occupies the same width.
No text decoration.
Upright (non-italic) font style.
Normal/regular font weight (400) — the default text weight.
Aligns text to the right edge, regardless of layout direction.
Sans-serif font family (e.g. Roboto-like, no letter strokes).
Semi-bold font weight (600).
Serif font family (e.g. Times-like, with letter strokes).
Aligns text to the start edge (mirrored under RTL).
Automatic font-size scaling for SimpleText: the renderer picks the largest size, stepping down from maxFontSize to minFontSize by stepSize, that still lets the text fit its available space.
Thin font weight (100) — the lightest available stroke.
Draws a line under the text.
Lets overflowing text spill outside the tile's bounds instead of being cut off.