Add a wrap widget

[Cupnfish]

Add a wrap widget

• Finish the document
• Add optional directions

At present, horizontal direction can be used. My English is not good enough, so I need you to help me think about the document part.

[Kaiden42]

This is a great widget. 👍

I hope I find the time tomorrow evening to take a closer look at it and to add the missing documentation.

[Kaiden42]

Alright, I've now updated the documentation of the code. 🙂

[Cupnfish]

Cool, I will implement optional directions next.

[Cupnfish]

Currently supports optional direction, but alignment is not implemented, this part I don't have strong demand, therefore no strong desire to impl it.

Because a lot of changes, the document also needs to be updated.

I haven't implemented alignment yet, but I'll do it in the future if I have time.Of course, it would be nice to see if anyone is interested in making it happen ahead of me.I need you to help me mark this part in the document , to mark that this part has not been implemented yet. Thank you very much.

[Cupnfish]

OK, this is actually done, even the align has been implemented.

[Kaiden42]

Awesome work! 🙂
Could you update the example so, that it is able to show all different kinds of directions and alignments? This would present the possibilities of your widget better.

Is there a reason of why you are using two different structs for the direction instead of one enum?

[Cupnfish]

I’ve updated the example, why do I use different structs instead of enumerations because it’s better in performance? This is one of the reasons, mainly to correspond to iced’s row and column.

[Kaiden42]

why do I use different structs instead of enumerations because it’s better in performance? This is one of the reasons, mainly to correspond to iced’s row and column.

I was just curious. I didn't know there was such a big difference in performance.

Alright! Thank you very much for such a nice widget. 👍