ItemKey

Shared capability types for the data-source drag-and-drop + lazy protocol.

These types are the Teksilo-shaped equivalent of Qt's flags/canDropMimeData/dropMimeData (DnD validation) and canFetchMore/fetchMore (lazy loading), expressed as defaulted methods on ListDataSource and TreeDataSource. A source owns the answer to "may this drop happen?" (can_accept) and "apply the move" (accept_drop); the view merely renders the source's verdict and routes the commit. This is what lets an external source of truth (e.g. a Qleany entity store) drive a view without the view ever mutating a mirror model.

Key types

• ItemKey — blanket identity trait for any Clone + Eq + Hash + Debug + 'static type.
• RowState — whether a lazy row's data is resident (Ready) or still loading (Loading).
• DragEligibility — per-row drag gate returned by ListDataSource::drag.
• DropPosition — where a drop lands relative to the target row.
• DragSource — who is dragging: the same view (intra-view reorder) or a foreign view/OS drop.
• DropQuery / DropResponse — hover-time can-I-drop? query and verdict.
• DropCommit — the committed drop handed to accept_drop.

// Example: implementing can_accept for a custom ListDataSource
fn can_accept(&self, query: &teksilo_data::DropQuery<'_, usize>) -> teksilo_data::DropResponse {
    match &query.source {
        teksilo_data::DragSource::SameView { .. } => teksilo_data::DropResponse::Accept,
        teksilo_data::DragSource::Foreign { .. } => teksilo_data::DropResponse::Reject,
    }
}

API reference

📖 Full rustdoc API for this module

pub enum RowState

Whether a realized row's data is resident yet. A windowed/lazy source returns Loading for indices outside its resident window; the view renders a placeholder skeleton for those and calls request_window to pull them.

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
pub enum RowState { /* variants */ }
}

Variants

• Ready — Item data is resident; with_item/with_entry returns Some.
• Loading — The row exists (counts against len/visible_count) but its data is not yet loaded; with_item/with_entry returns None.

pub enum DropPosition

Where, relative to a target row, a drop lands. Into (reparent) is only meaningful for trees; flat lists reject it.

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
pub enum DropPosition { /* variants */ }
}

Variants

• Before — Immediately before the target (sibling, same level).
• Into — As a child of the target (reparent — trees only).
• After — Immediately after the target (sibling, same level).

pub enum DragEligibility

Whether a row may begin a drag at all (the per-item transferable gate, Qt's Qt::ItemIsDragEnabled / TabBar's with_transferable_predicate).

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
pub enum DragEligibility { /* variants */ }
}

Variants

• CanDrag — The row can be dragged.
• NoDrag — The row cannot be dragged (the gesture is suppressed).

pub enum DragSource

Who is dragging, from the receiving source's point of view.

SameView is an intra-view reorder identified by the dragged row's key. Foreign is everything else — an in-app drag from another view or an OS drop — carried as a type-erased DragPayload the source downcasts itself (e.g. a designer source downcasts to its palette-drop type, a list source to its item type, an OS drop to files). This single distinction is exactly what TabBar already encodes via its source_bar_id.

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
pub enum DragSource<'a, K> { /* variants */ }
}

Variants

• SameView — An intra-view reorder; key identifies the dragged row.
• Foreign — A drag from another view or the OS; downcast payload to interpret it.

pub struct DropQuery

A hover-time question posed to a source: "may source drop at position relative to target?" The source answers with a DropResponse.

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
pub struct DropQuery<'a, K> { /* fields */ }
}

pub enum DropResponse

A source's verdict on a DropQuery. Drives the hover affordance and gates the commit.

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
pub enum DropResponse { /* variants */ }
}

Variants

• Accept — Allowed: paint the insertion line / reparent box at this position.
• Reject — Forbidden: paint the no-drop affordance; the drop will be refused.
• Redirect — Allowed, but only at a different position — the view snaps its indicator to .0 (e.g. a container that accepts children but not sibling reorder redirects Before/After → Into).

pub struct DropCommit

A drop the user actually committed, handed to accept_drop to apply.

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
pub struct DropCommit<'a, K> { /* fields */ }
}