The framing says it in as many words: "Not 'a PanelPointer was emitted'
--- the observable effect on the panel's viewport." The row I wrote
filtered and counted panel-pointer events, which is the blind spot the
framing exists to close rather than the defect it guards against. It
would have passed if the vertical axis emitted a horizontal gesture, if
the receiver dropped what arrived, or if some other event accompanied a
sub-threshold delta.
Both halves now run in one row. The PRODUCER is this frontend's
apply_wheel, reached through dispatch_window_event. The RECEIVER is a
real pmacs::editor::EditorState with a live panel window, driven through
classify_panel_pointer + apply_panel_pointer --- the pair the daemon
itself calls --- and the assertion is the panel window's (view_top,
view_left). Per axis: a sub-threshold delta puts nothing on the wire and
moves the viewport by nothing; the delta that completes the notch moves
it by exactly one step, on that axis and not the other.
That needs the editor crate, so pmacs-gpu gains a DEV-dependency on
pmacs --- test-only, never in the shipped graph --- and pmacs gains three
#[doc(hidden)] test-support methods beside the ones already there:
install_panel_view_for_test (which daemon.rs's own semantic_panel_view
now delegates to, so there is one fixture rather than two),
seed_window_buffer_for_test, and window_view_origin_for_test.
Three things the row failed on before passing, each now a named setup
fact rather than a silent dependency. The panel buffer starts empty and
scroll_window clamps to line_count - 1, so an unseeded panel cannot
scroll at all. Seeding it is not enough either: TextView caches the line
partition it was built with, so the window has to be handed a rebuilt
view. And the receiver re-derives the panel grid from an accepted
geometry declaration --- without one every coordinate is outside a grid
that does not exist and the gesture is Refused before it can do
anything.
The mutation that matters is the one no emission count could see:
dropping PKind::ScrollLeft/ScrollRight from the daemon's panel arm ---
the receiver half, the axis whose arm did not exist before B2 --- fires
this row. So do rounding instead of banking, and collapsing the two
axes into one accumulator.
Gates: fmt; clippy --workspace --all-targets -D warnings; pmacs-gpu 322;
--lib 2009; --lib --features crdt 2202; git diff --check.
Levi Neuwirth
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