Scale to gea.designWidth and render the weather example correctly on Windows - #6
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build-windows.mjs reads designWidth from the app manifest or the app's package.json `gea.designWidth` and bakes it in as GEA_WINDOWS_DESIGN_WIDTH. The main window then derives the engine scale from clientWidth / designWidth on every resize, so a phone-designed layout fills the window instead of rendering at DPI scale in its corner. Window chrome and min/max sizing keep the DPI scale (g_dpiScale), now held apart from the engine scale (g_scale). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Text measurement takes font weight and line-height (gea_host_measure_text_with_style); painting centres each line in its line box and pre-blends text alpha onto the background, so muted colours and tall line-heights match the layout instead of overflowing. - A styled button paints its children like any box (their fonts, no clipping) instead of a flattened title. - overflow-x rails are painted inline and clipped by their box; only overflow-y: auto/scroll becomes a native GeaScroll. A wheel over such a rail pans it (surfaceWheel, routed from widgets no native scroll took), and a press that travels sideways past the slop drags it and ends without a click (surfacePointer). - GEA_WINDOWS_POINTER_DEBUG=1 logs the hit-test target of each press. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Windows target now resolves an optional app design width and uses it to scale the engine independently of monitor-DPI scaling. Widget text measurement and painting now support font weight, line height, and text alpha. Inline horizontal overflow rails now support pointer-drag and wheel input. ChangesWindows target behavior
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Win32 as Win32 wheel handler
participant Routing as routeWheelToSurface
participant Surface as surfaceWheel
participant Rail as setScrollLeft
Win32->>Routing: Forward unhandled wheel input
Routing->>Surface: Send surface coordinates and wheel deltas
Surface->>Rail: Set horizontal scroll offset
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Styled buttons can retain stale content, and a non-finite design-width setting can prevent a Windows build. Fix both before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The changes are confined to the Windows app target, and no new security exposure was verified. An active drag may need stronger protection when the UI changes before the gesture ends. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @packages/geastack-windows/targets/win32/build-windows.mjs:
- Line 215: Update the designWidth validation in the build configuration to
require a finite value greater than zero before creating the compiler define;
set invalid or non-finite values to zero so Infinity is never emitted in
GEA_WINDOWS_DESIGN_WIDTH.
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- Around line 514-517: Update syncPaintedNode so styled buttons recurse through
their children with hashNode instead of hashing only buttonTitle and returning
early. Preserve child style, layout, and opacity contributions in paintHash, and
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject non-finite design widths before creating the compiler define.
If gea.designWidth is "Infinity" or an overflowing numeric string, Number() returns Infinity. The positive-value check accepts it, and Line 540 emits /DGEA_WINDOWS_DESIGN_WIDTH=Infinity. C++ then treats Infinity as an identifier, so the build fails. Require Number.isFinite(designWidth) as well as a positive value.
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Update the designWidth validation in the build configuration to require a finite
value greater than zero before creating the compiler define; set invalid or
non-finite values to zero so Infinity is never emitted in
GEA_WINDOWS_DESIGN_WIDTH.
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| // A styled button's content is its children, painted where the engine laid | ||
| // them out (the UA sheet centres them). Flattening the descendants into one | ||
| // title drawn with the button's own font lost each child's size, weight and | ||
| // colour: a 16px label inside a 7px button painted at 7px. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Update syncPaintedNode for styled buttons, which now paint their children.
paintNode now draws each child of a styled button with that child's own style. syncPaintedNode (Lines 1004-1010) still hashes only buttonTitle(node) and then returns without recursing. It never calls hashNode for the children, so paintHash misses their text color, font size, weight, layout and opacity. If one of those changes but the joined title text stays the same, syncSurface skips InvalidateRect. The button then keeps showing old content. The same early return also means the loop never reaches any window-owning descendant.
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- if (node.type == NodeType::Button) {
- // A styled button paints its title from its descendants; they are
- // not laid out as separate boxes.
- const std::string title = buttonTitle(node);
- scope.hasher.bytes(title.data(), title.size());
- return;
- }
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514 - 517:
Update syncPaintedNode so styled buttons recurse through their children with
hashNode instead of hashing only buttonTitle and returning early. Preserve child
style, layout, and opacity contributions in paintHash, and ensure traversal
reaches window-owning descendants.
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Brings the Win32 renderer in line with the browser for the
weatherexample.gea.designWidth: the build bakes it in, and the engine scale follows the client width on every resize. Window chrome keeps the DPI scale.overflow-xrails are painted inline and clipped. Onlyoverflow-yauto/scroll becomes a native scroll window. The wheel and a sideways drag pan a rail, and a drag ends without a click.GEA_WINDOWS_POINTER_DEBUG=1logs press hit-tests.The
.screenpadding and bold labels come from the core PR.Related PRs (merge core first):
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