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#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
/** Alignment styles for items in a tab bar. */
typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, MDCItemBarAlignment) {
/** Items are aligned on the leading edge and sized to fit their content. */
MDCItemBarAlignmentLeading,
/** Items are justified to equal size across the width of the screen. */
MDCItemBarAlignmentJustified,
/**
* If the item bar items can be nicely justified, in an equal size across the width of the screen,
* then they will layout as if `MDCItemBarAlignmentJustified` were set. However if the tabs are
* too wide to be nicely justified, then the item bar items fall back to using a
* `MDCItemBarAlignmentLeading` layout.
*/
MDCItemBarAlignmentBestEffortJustified,
/**
* Items are sized to fit their content and center-aligned as a group. If they do not fit in view,
* they will be leading-aligned instead.
*/
MDCItemBarAlignmentCenter,
/** Items are center-aligned on the selected item. */
MDCItemBarAlignmentCenterSelected,
};