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.
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.
ZacharyZhang-NY