Typography

fun copy(
    arcLarge: CurvedTextStyle = this.arcLarge,
    arcMedium: CurvedTextStyle = this.arcMedium,
    arcSmall: CurvedTextStyle = this.arcSmall,
    displayLarge: TextStyle = this.displayLarge,
    displayMedium: TextStyle = this.displayMedium,
    displaySmall: TextStyle = this.displaySmall,
    titleLarge: TextStyle = this.titleLarge,
    titleMedium: TextStyle = this.titleMedium,
    titleSmall: TextStyle = this.titleSmall,
    labelLarge: TextStyle = this.labelLarge,
    labelMedium: TextStyle = this.labelMedium,
    labelSmall: TextStyle = this.labelSmall,
    bodyLarge: TextStyle = this.bodyLarge,
    bodyMedium: TextStyle = this.bodyMedium,
    bodySmall: TextStyle = this.bodySmall,
    bodyExtraSmall: TextStyle = this.bodyExtraSmall,
    numeralExtraLarge: TextStyle = this.numeralExtraLarge,
    numeralLarge: TextStyle = this.numeralLarge,
    numeralMedium: TextStyle = this.numeralMedium,
    numeralSmall: TextStyle = this.numeralSmall,
    numeralExtraSmall: TextStyle = this.numeralExtraSmall
): Typography

Returns a copy of this Typography, optionally overriding some of the values.

val arcLarge: CurvedTextStyle

ArcLarge is for arc headers and titles. Arc is for text along a curved path on the screen, reserved for short header text strings at the very top or bottom of the screen like confirmation overlays.

val arcMedium: CurvedTextStyle

ArcMedium is for arc headers and titles. Arc is for text along a curved path on the screen, reserved for short header text strings at the very top or bottom of the screen like page titles.

val arcSmall: CurvedTextStyle

ArcSmall is for arc headers and titles. Arc is for text along a curved path on the screen, reserved for short header text strings at the very top or bottom of the screen.

val bodyExtraSmall: TextStyle

BodyExtraSmall is the smallest body. Body texts are typically used for long-form writing as it works well for small text sizes. For longer sections of text, a serif or sans serif typeface is recommended.

val bodyLarge: TextStyle

BodyLarge is the largest body. Body texts are typically used for long-form writing as it works well for small text sizes. For longer sections of text, a serif or sans serif typeface is recommended.

val bodyMedium: TextStyle

BodyMedium is second largest body. Body texts are typically used for long-form writing as it works well for small text sizes. For longer sections of text, a serif or sans serif typeface is recommended.

val bodySmall: TextStyle

BodySmall is third largest body. Body texts are typically used for long-form writing as it works well for small text sizes. For longer sections of text, a serif or sans serif typeface is recommended.

val displayLarge: TextStyle

DisplayLarge is the largest headline. Displays are the largest text on the screen, reserved for short, important text or numerals.

val displayMedium: TextStyle

DisplayMedium is the second largest headline. Displays are the largest text on the screen, reserved for short, important text or numerals.

val displaySmall: TextStyle

DisplaySmall is the smallest headline. Displays are the largest text on the screen, reserved for short, important text or numerals.

val labelLarge: TextStyle

LabelLarge is the largest label. They are used for displaying prominent texts like label on title buttons.

val labelMedium: TextStyle

LabelMedium is the medium label. They are used for displaying texts like primary label on buttons.

val labelSmall: TextStyle

LabelSmall is the small label. They are used for displaying texts like secondary label on buttons, labels on compact buttons.

val numeralExtraLarge: TextStyle

NumeralExtraLarge is the largest role for digits. Numerals use tabular spacing by default. They highlight and express glanceable numbers that are limited to a two or three characters only, where no localization is required like the charging screen.

val numeralExtraSmall: TextStyle

NumeralExtraSmall is the smallest role for digits. Numerals use tabular spacing by default. They are for numbers that need to accommodate longer strings of digits, where no localization is required like in-workout metrics.

val numeralLarge: TextStyle

NumeralLarge is the second largest role for digits. Numerals use tabular spacing by default. They are large sized number strings that are limited to big displays of time, where no localization is required like a timer countdown.

val numeralMedium: TextStyle

NumeralMedium is the third largest role for digits. Numerals use tabular spacing by default. They are medium sized numbers that are limited to short strings of digits, where no localization is required like a steps count.

val numeralSmall: TextStyle

NumeralSmall is the fourth largest role for digits. Numerals use tabular spacing by default. They are for numbers that need emphasis at a smaller scale, where no localization is required like date and time pickers.

val titleLarge: TextStyle

TitleLarge is the largest title. Titles are smaller than Displays. They are typically reserved for medium-emphasis text that is shorter in length.

val titleMedium: TextStyle

TitleMedium is the medium title. Titles are smaller than Displays. They are typically reserved for medium-emphasis text that is shorter in length.

val titleSmall: TextStyle

TitleSmall is the smallest title. Titles are smaller than Displays. They are typically reserved for medium-emphasis text that is shorter in length.