TiledImage
Observes source for TiledImage at the next owner-thread frame cutoff.
Retain caller-owned sources and editing state outside reevaluation. See Observe for shared snapshots, equal-value suppression, and cleanup; literal arguments follow TiledImage. Modifiers and parent data apply to the actual component, while the binding owns its sibling key.
Emits one fixed viewport over a logical raster assembled from independently revisioned image tiles.
The component subscribes only to a bounded visible, overscan, and coarser-fallback working set and emits nearest-sampled portable image commands from coarsest to finest, in deterministic row-major order within each level. Pan, zoom, and resize replace only the current placement plan; unchanged immutable tile images remain source-owned and are never joined or copied by this component. Direct children keep fixed logical sizes, paint after the tile layer, and must use TiledImageScope.atContentPosition with either a fixed coordinate or an independently revisioned position source to share its content transform. Pointer navigation is composed independently with Modifier.panZoom; this component consumes no input itself. Retained attachment, measurement, source observation, and release failures propagate through the owning UI session; the component closes its observations but never closes source, its returned state sources, or state.
Receiver
active owner-thread screen scope.
Parameters
externally owned immutable source generation, replaced by identity when geometry or generation changes.
caller-owned pan-and-zoom transform used by exactly one live viewport geometry owner.
exact positive logical viewport size admitted by its parent constraints.
base transform used at zoom one.
bounded attachment-owned tile working-set policy.
active behavior applied around the complete clipped viewport.
optional stable sibling identity.
fixed-size overlay children in source content coordinates.
Throws
when size, exactly representable source bounds, levels, alignment, or cache limits are invalid.
when source grid extents or edge-tile envelopes exceed the Long coordinate space.
when either callback scope has escaped its callback or constructing thread.