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@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ It is common to want to constrain how large a View can be sized. The `maximumCon
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The table below descibes the behavior of the various Pos/Dim types when used by subviews of a View that uses `Dim.Auto` for it's `Width` or `Height`:
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The table below descibes the behavior of the various Pos/Dim types when used by subviews of a View that uses `Dim.Auto` for it's `Width` or `Height`:
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-| Type | Impacts Dimension | Limitations |
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+| Type | Impacts Dimension | Notes |
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| PosAlign | Yes | The subviews with the same `GroupId` will be aligned at the maximimum dimension to enable them to not be clipped. This dimension plus the group's position will determine the minimum `Dim.Auto` dimension. |
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| PosAlign | Yes | The subviews with the same `GroupId` will be aligned at the maximimum dimension to enable them to not be clipped. This dimension plus the group's position will determine the minimum `Dim.Auto` dimension. |
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| PosView | Yes | The position plus the dimension of `subview.Target` will determine the minimum `Dim.Auto` dimension. |
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| PosView | Yes | The position plus the dimension of `subview.Target` will determine the minimum `Dim.Auto` dimension. |
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