Fifteen file components: FileExplorer, FileGrid, FileIcon, PathBar,
MemoryCard, DiskUsage, UploadQueue, Trash, RecentFiles, FilePreview,
ArchiveViewer, FileDetails, SharePanel, SyncStatus and QuotaMeter.
FileIcon draws six kinds as hand-placed 12x12 pages and a folder. The
browsers build on data.Tree, List, GridView and Table; ArchiveViewer
owns its sort and keeps the caller's index on its entry. UploadQueue
keys rows by name so focus stays on its row. SharePanel never logs the
link. SyncStatus turns its arrows on Busy steps, so syncing moves under
Reduce Motion.
data.Tree now opens the closed branches above a chosen path it knows,
so a caller's starting path survives the first frame.
A terminal with history, a Go-colored code block, a log viewer that
follows, a hex viewer, a memory map, a JSON tree, a line diff, a GAME
OVER crash screen, an FPS meter, profiler bars, breakpoints,
variables, command history, a shortcut list, a debug grid, a pixel
editor that exports string art, a palette editor, a sprite sheet, a
glyph map and a 6502 register view.
layout.ScrollArea takes Follow, and ChatLog now uses it. data.TreeNode
takes a Value drawn in its Slot. pixel gains Has, and Sprite.Art
writes MustSprite art. pixel.Editor takes the caller's value at each
input event, so a value changed between frames is never typed onto.
ZacharyZhang-NY