A raise inside another was namespaced by its place in the layer's
queue, so one that came before it moved its id path and rebuilt its
keyed state and focus: an open date popup would lose its month when a
tip appeared. raise now takes its owner's id and draws under it, and
float and float_height pass the owner's id on from every call site.
A test holds a focused box in a raise while another comes before it.
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.
Each GIF holds its own focus handle, and a canvas around it, ring and
all, sets the results box's offset once per focus from its painted
bounds. layout::bring_into_view now works along either axis; the data
table's header and the video timeline pass their sideways one.
StickerPicker shows stickers a pack at a time, chosen above with a
segmented control; a search spans every pack and keeps the stickers
whose names hold it. Arrows move, Enter or a press picks. It reuses the
glyph grid, now forms::picks, which takes its columns and cell size and
titles from the host, so emoji, icons and stickers share one searchable
grid; forms::glyphs keeps the emoji and icon pickers.
GifPicker packs host GIFs in two columns, each moving, under a search
it owns; the host hears the trimmed words only when they change, and
categories fill the search while it is empty. Waiting, it shows tiles
in GIF shapes; finding nothing, it says so. Each GIF is a Tab stop that
a press, Enter or Space picks.
The share toggle now shows its state, as the microphone and camera do.
The gallery ships line-drawn stickers and small GIFs made from its own
pictures.
CallControls holds the microphone, camera and a shared screen as
toggles, then Leave. ParticipantTile shows a camera's frame from the
host or the person's initials, their name with a mark when muted, and a
ring while they speak. VideoCallGrid lays tiles in even rows as far as
they fit across its measured width; a short last row centers at the
full rows' width. ScreenShareView names who presents and offers Stop
presenting for your own share, the call's tiles beside or below.
VoiceCallBar tells where a call is, how long it has run and who is in
it, with the microphone and Leave. IncomingCallDialog rings with the
caller's picture; Accept or Decline answers each ring once, and Escape
declines. HuddleIndicator rings while a huddle is live; a press joins.
The recorder's device toggle and the camera's name chip now have one
home in media. People: member names sort whatever their case, a
status's words save trimmed, and a profile card's local time ticks.
MemberList sets members online and offline by name, each group a list
under its count. A press or an arrow chooses one; Enter or a double
press acts on them; offline members go quiet. UserProfileCard shows a
person's picture with presence, name and standing, title, status, the
time in their zone, and Message and Call, each only with a handler.
OnlineStatus draws a presence's dot and word; Presence now names itself
and gives its color, in data_display, its one home.
StatusSetter holds a draft seeded from the owner's status: an emoji
from a picker field, words in its own text field, and when they clear.
Suggestions fill all three; Save hands the status over and Clear status
removes it. The emoji field reuses the date pickers' field, whose
trigger ignores the Enter release after a pick.
ChatMessage sets a message under its author's picture, name and clock
time. The next by the same author within five minutes, on the same day,
joins the run: only its words, the time in the gutter on hover.
UnreadDivider marks where unread messages start. MessageThread tells who
replied, how many and when the last came; with a handler it opens on a
press, Enter or Space. ThreadPanel holds the first message, a rule
counting the replies, the replies and a composer, its body scrolling.
ReadReceipt says sending, sent, delivered or read, and who saw it in a
group. MessageReactions and TypingIndicator point to collab and motion.
gpui recolors nothing on hover: text takes its color at layout. The
gutter time rests invisible and turns visible through a group hover.
ChannelList sets chats down in sections, each a list: a press, an arrow
or Enter opens one, and the open chat is lit. A title names one section,
and a section holds a chat. ChannelItem shows a hash or a lock, its
unread count, a pin when pinned, and goes quiet when muted.
DirectMessageItem shows a person's initials with their presence. Unread
names stand out through ListItem's new strong; muted channels and
offline people go quiet through its quiet. ChannelHeader holds the name
and topic beside members, pins and a call, wrapping by the header rule.
PinnedMessages lists pins newest first; a press, an arrow or Enter opens
one, and Unpin lets one go. With none it shows a line and takes no Tab
stop.
ZacharyZhang-NY