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Two additive primitives for C++-driven, RCSS-tunable animation:
- Host::request_frames(cb) -> FrameRequest: a per-frame callback (RAII handle)
run before tick_all each frame; the kernel schedules frames continuously while
>=1 request is alive and stops at rest. Fills the missing animation timer.
- UiSurface::transition_timing(element_id, property): reads the RCSS-authored
transition duration + easing, returning RmlUi's tween wrapped as a pure
std::function (no RmlUi types cross the contract) so an extension can drive its
own animation with hot-reloadable, designer-tunable timing/easing.
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The hot-reload watcher was substrate-internal; expose it as a typed RAII primitive
any extension can use (config hot-reload is the first consumer), per "the kernel
owns the event/service bus; extensions never hold raw event-loop glue".
- New public watch.hpp: `class FileWatch` (move-only RAII; ~/reset() stop the
watch) + `Host::watch_file(path, on_change) -> FileWatch`. on_change fires on the
event-loop thread, COALESCED (one save = one call), EDITOR-SAFE (dir-watch the
basename across temp+rename), fires on CREATE of a not-yet-existing file, and is
ERROR-ISOLATED to the calling extension (carries its id; a throw disables only
that extension). UNGATED — works without UNBOX_DEV.
- New src/file_watcher.{hpp,cpp}: ONE session-wide inotify instance on the
wl_event_loop multiplexing all watched paths. The substrate's UI-asset hot-reload
was refactored onto it (no second inotify); only the substrate's *decision* to
watch UI assets stays UNBOX_DEV-gated. Created lazily on first watch; torn down
leak-clean before the loop dies.
host.hpp/kernel.md documented. kernel 58 cases/254 assertions green on build +
build-asan (incl. the inotify path), no new suppressions. Edits confined to
packages/kernel/.
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The keystone for the stage dock. Proves Fork B on the real target (Mesa crocus,
HD 4400): a toplevel's pixels, rendered by the wlr GLES2 renderer into a LINEAR
ARGB8888 dmabuf, import as an EGLImage -> sampled GL texture in the sibling RMLUi
GLES 3.2 context (the slice-3 bridge run in reverse) and composite into an
<img src="unbox-preview://N"> inside a ui surface — upright, color-correct.
Public surface (ui.hpp): class Preview (source_uri/source_width/source_height/
refresh) + UiSubstrate::create_preview(wlr_scene_tree*) -> unique_ptr<Preview>
(nullptr if no GL path; never throws). Kernel-suite probes: ui_preview_import_is_dmabuf,
ui_pixel(x,y). Clean four-resource teardown (URI reg, GL texture, EGLImage, dmabuf);
refresh-after-source-destruction is UB (consumer drops Preview on unmap).
kernel 42 cases/150 assertions green on build + build-asan (asan clean, no new
suppressions). Edits confined to packages/kernel/.
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Intercept the XF86Switch_VT_1..12 keysyms before the keybinding filter and call
wlr_session_change_vt, so the user can always switch consoles while unbox runs.
Clean no-op without a session (headless/nested). Pure vt_for_keysym helper +
doctest; wlroots reached via the wlr.hpp wrapper.
Real-seat verified on the CF-AX3.
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The ui substrate is now the extension-facing contract (unbox/kernel/ui.hpp):
Host::ui() -> UiSubstrate::create_surface(spec) -> UiSurface with typed
scalar bindings (int/double/bool/string getters), data-event callbacks
(error-isolated per extension), dirty(), geometry/visibility — RMLUi and
GL stay kernel-private. Production sync: glFinish replaced by
EGL_KHR_fence_sync + 2-deep wlr_swapchain. ui_spike retired (orientation
guard + dirty-cycle coverage live on as substrate tests).
Input: ONE kernel routing path feeds pointer AND touch into ui surfaces
with consume-or-pass semantics and implicit-grab ownership (the consumer
of a press owns the matching release; per touch point too) — fixes
drag-release-over-ui sticking. touch-mode: state machine + debounce +
on_touch_mode_changed notification, NO visual scaling (user decision
after hardware hands-on; dp-ratio stays 1.0; see plan §2).
ext-xdg-shell: GrabMachine generalized to pointer-OR-touch interaction
source (touch titlebar drag works; originating-point pinning); fixed the
seat implicit-grab leak (suppressed release after forwarded press
swallowed all later touch-downs — pointer/touch alternation doctested);
factory renamed create(). ext-layer-shell: on_demand keyboard
interactivity via scene hit resolution. host-bin: --ui-demo extension
(temporary acceptance demo on the public contract, dies in slice 6).
User hands-on verified: same surface by mouse and finger, tap counter,
touch-mode neutrality, no click-through, drag alternation, fuzzel
on_demand. 113 doctest cases green, ASan/UBSan clean (our code), idle
RSS ≈78 MiB. Harness: UX-feel hands-on lesson (ORCHESTRATOR §2.6),
nested-run pkill/setsid notes, touch-mode glossary redefinition.
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extensions
The kernel now names NO concrete feature. It owns: the extension host
(install/topological activate, missing-dep/cycle = startup error), the
typed Event/Filter bus (error-isolated: a throwing extension is disabled,
never the session; RAII Subscriptions), the Host API (per-extension
facade: borrows, scene layers, event catalogue, typed services), the
public RAII Listener, and a typed surface→scene-tree registry
(Host::host_surface/scene_tree_for) that replaced the untyped
wlr_surface.data convention both extensions flagged.
- ext-xdg-shell (core): toplevel/popup lifecycle, focus-on-map,
click/tap-to-focus, pointer/touch routing incl. button+axis (the
kernel only moves the cursor and emits — a contract-doc lie caught by
user hands-on), interactive move/resize via pure GrabMachine (fixes
the request-arrives-after-release race: grab requires request ∧
button-down, release always ends it), Alt+F1 cycle,
Ctrl+Alt+Backspace terminate (labwc's default A-Escape=Exit killed
the dev session once — never again; see nested-run skill).
- ext-layer-shell (core): wlr-layer-shell v1 (proto v5) for external
clients; pure doctest-hard arrangement core; fuzzel verified visually
nested (fix: seed outputs from output_layout at activate — events-only
tracking missed pre-activation outputs; plus a scene-node double-free).
- First protocol codegen: vendored wlr-layer-shell XML + wayland-scanner
server-header propagated through kernel_dep; wlr.hpp grew a
namespace→_namespace keyword fix for the generated header.
- Glossary: 'scene layer' (user-approved). New rules earned:
parallel-wave-builds, contract-docs.
- User hands-on verified: typing, click-to-focus, drag-select, scroll,
titlebar drag-move (slow + flick), Alt+F1, fuzzel + arrows, touch tap,
Ctrl+Alt+Backspace. 68 doctest cases green, ASan/UBSan clean (our
code), idle RSS ≈73 MiB.
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Plan A verified on hardware (HD 4400/crocus): RMLUi renders into a GLES
3.2 sibling-context FBO backed by a dmabuf wlr_buffer (wlr_allocator +
EGLImage import), composited as a wlr_scene_buffer with per-frame damage.
Plan B (glReadPixels→shm) implemented and verified as runtime fallback;
auto-engages when any Plan-A precondition fails. Plan C not needed.
- Hello-world RML doc: text, data-bound frame counter, pointer input
proof (hover/:active) — verified upright on screen via screenshot after
fixing the classic FBO Y-flip (buffer-level V-flip keeps display ==
document coords for input); position-aware orientation guard added.
- Temporary spike surface: Options::ui_spike + frame-count/orientation
probes, host-bin --ui-spike flag; replaced by the real ui substrate
contract in slice 4+.
- kernel suite 6 cases / 416 assertions green; ASan/UBSan clean in our
code (Mesa leak noise + 2 benign UBSan downcast reports inside vendored
RMLUi are known); idle RSS ≈83 MiB.
- Deferred (notes/plan.md §7): glFinish→EGL fence + swapchain; dmabuf
render-format negotiation (private API in wlroots 0.20).
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touch added
Server contract (pimpl, create/run/dispatch/terminate) over a faithful
tinywl 0.20.1 port: outputs via wlr_scene, xdg-shell toplevels+popups,
focus, interactive move/resize, keyboard/pointer through wlr_cursor — plus
touch (down/up/motion/cancel/frame via seat notifies with per-point origin
tracking), which tinywl lacks. RAII Listener replaces manual wl_list_remove
bookkeeping; shutdown ordering documented in kernel.md. xkbcommon added as
a system dep. Verified: nested under labwc (output WL-1, foot mapped and
focused on GLES2) and a headless+pixman boot test in the kernel suite.
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