ViewRenderable.VerticalAlignment
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ViewRenderable.VerticalAlignment controls how a ViewRenderable is positioned vertically in relation to its parent Node.
The alignment options are TOP, CENTER, and BOTTOM, with BOTTOM being the default.
This enum inherits methods from java.lang.Enum, java.lang.Object, and java.lang.Comparable, providing functionalities like comparison and object identification.
public static final enum
ViewRenderable.VerticalAlignment
Controls the vertical alignment of the ViewRenderable relative to the Node it is attached to. The default value is BOTTOM.
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