AgendaView lists the days ahead under their names, whole days first,
then by the hour, and leaves out days with nothing; it rides on
lists::Sections, so a press or an arrow selects and Enter opens. An
empty stretch says nothing is planned.
EventPopover is an event's chip that opens its details: its title in
its hue, when and where, who is asked, and Edit and Delete when the
owner handles them. It opens through Popover::with_opener, which now
hands any element the toggle and keeps focus, placement and every way
out in the popover. AttendeeList counts the answers and lists each
guest with their answer, the organizer first. A hue worn in a row is
now data_display::color_mark, for mail labels and events alike.
CalendarMonthView lays a month in week rows. An event across days lies
over them as a bar in the first free lane, cut at the week's edge;
the rest sit by the hour as chips, and a crowded day keeps the rest
behind "N more". Arrows move a day, Page keys turn the month, and
Enter or a double press opens the day; the cursor holds through the
owner's echo of a turn. Days sit at sevenths of their row, as the bars
do, so text never widens a column.
YearView shows twelve small months; a day with something on it wears a
dot in its first event's hue. EventChip is an event in a line and
EventCard a block with its hours and place. MiniCalendar points to
forms::Calendar. Palette::hue is now the one home for a chart color by
index, for mail labels and events alike.
gpui 0.2.2 asserts on a deferred draw inside another, and every dialog,
sheet and popover draws inside one, so opening a date field in the
snooze or schedule dialog panicked, as would any list, menu or picker
opened in an overlay. primitives::raise replaces each deferred draw:
at the top it defers as before; inside something raised it leaves a
placeholder in the tree, and its layer lays it out on its own, then
draws it last. check.sh refuses gpui's deferred anywhere else.
The time dialog's rule is now times::ahead, tested for a moment
behind, now itself, a moment ahead and another zone; a gpui test picks
yesterday in the snooze dialog, sees that it has passed and that
nothing is sent, then picks two days ahead and hears that moment.
LabelPicker puts labels on a message: a field finds them by name,
arrows move and a press or Enter turns one on or off, each row with its
check and its hue. A name no label has can be made into one, and the
field starts over. Its rows are the option rows every list shares;
forms::marked_row leads one with a mark. The cursor shows only while
the field has focus.
SnoozePicker offers later today, tomorrow, this weekend and next week,
each with its day and hour, or a time picked in a dialog. It shares
mail::times with ScheduleSend: the names, the dialog, which now waits
for a time ahead of now, and a rule that a moment comes once, so on a
Sunday tomorrow morning no longer repeats as Monday morning.
MailComposer writes a message: To, and Cc and Bcc once asked for, as
tag fields that suggest contacts and mark what is not an address; the
subject and the words; the files, each with a way off; the signature
under the words. Send wakes once there is someone to send to and every
address is one; it hands over the draft now or at a time, and Discard
lets it go. A new start from the owner begins the draft over.
forms::TagInput now suggests: the rows that hold the typed words float
under it through the list Combobox uses; Up, Down and Enter pick, and
Escape sets them aside. RecipientInput points to it. ScheduleSend
offers tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon, Monday morning, or a day
and hour picked in a dialog. SignatureEditor writes the lines and shows
how they sit under a message; it tells the owner's echo from a new
signature, so the caret stays.
Each message in a thread holds one focus handle, a Tab stop while
folded and tracked on the letter once open, so a keyboard open keeps
focus on the message and Tab goes on to its Reply. A press on a fold
leaves focus alone. A fold's name now gives way with its words, so a
long name beside a long date stays inside the row.
MailReader opens a message under its subject: the sender's picture,
name and address, who it went to, when it came, and Reply, Reply all
when it went to more than one, and Forward, each only with a handler;
then its words and its files, each downloadable. MailThreadView lays a
conversation oldest first: the newest stands open, the others fold to
a line of the sender, their first words and when, which a press, Enter
or Space opens. QuotedText folds words quoted from before behind a
small mark; open, they sit behind a rule. Long names give way at the
label width.
A button in a SelectableList row now stops Space and Enter at its box
on key down, so the list no longer toggles its selection before the
button acts. The mail star and the pinned messages' Unpin, which had
the same fault, both do.
MailboxList sets mailboxes, folders and labels in sections: a press, an
arrow or Enter opens one, the open one lit; a box with mail unread
stands out with its count, and a label wears one of the theme's chart
hues. MailList holds messages in a multiple-select list: the sender
strong beside a dot while unread, the subject and first words under
it, the time today, the weekday this week, the date this year or with
its year, a paperclip for files, and a star whose press stays off the
row. InboxZeroState points to feedback::EmptyState.
Sections of selectable lists now have one home, lists::Sections, which
ChannelList and MemberList use too; ListItem gains a third line.
ZacharyZhang-NY