- Load Wayland APIs dynamically and track genuine pointer press serials.
- Serve file URI lists on a dedicated queue and transfer thread.
- Render native drag icons with Copy, rejected and pending feedback.
- Use memfd_create on Linux with a portable temporary-file fallback.
- Suppress synthetic gesture releases and clean up on cancellation,
window destruction and process exit.
- Add isolated Weston integration tests and document API requirements.
Requests that hit a connection limit used to wait inside their worker,
polling every 10 ms, and an async request's timeout included that wait.
On a page with many resources from one origin, later requests timed out
while queued, and waiting requests tied up shared thread-pool workers
that other origins needed.
Connection queue:
- Serve blocking and async requests from one first-come, first-served
queue per pool. Requests waiting on one origin's limit never block
requests to other origins.
- In shared thread-pool mode, an async request runs on a worker only
after it has been granted a connection. Grants are handed to the
executor from a service thread, never from the thread releasing a
connection, which could be inside the executor's own lock.
- Requests hold their executor only weakly, so a request can never be
the last owner of the thread pool running it.
- Start an async request's timeout once it holds a connection. A
blocking call's timeout still covers the wait plus the transfer, and
a resumed download keeps its deadline across the HEAD probe.
- Wait on a condition variable instead of polling. Cancelling by ID,
shutdown() and Pool::close() release queued requests immediately.
- Let running requests and blocking callers take over a slot reserved
for queued work that has not started; that work queues again, first
in line. Without this, a redirect, retry or resumed download on a
busy executor could wait forever on slots reserved behind it.
- When queued work starts, switch to a connection that went idle while
it waited, instead of opening a new one.
- Replace an idle connection the server has closed in place, keeping
its slot.
Process-wide limit and idle expiry:
- Limit open sockets across all pools with
Http::setMaxOpenConnections() (default 256). At the limit, close the
least recently used idle socket in any pool, then a socket held for
queued work, and only wait while every socket is in active use.
- Wake waiters on the limit when a socket goes idle, and recheck a
change counter so a wake-up just before waiting is never missed.
- Only inspect a socket for reclaim once its connection is known to be
idle or reserved, never while a request is using it.
- Close idle connections from a background timer when idleTimeout
elapses, instead of only when a connection is next requested in the
same pool.
- The budget and its service thread are intentionally never destroyed,
so the thread is never joined during static destruction, which would
deadlock under the Windows loader lock.
Shutdown:
- Add Http::cancelAllRequests(), which cancels every queued and running
request in every pool and closes idle connections. A per-pool
generation counter makes running requests stop at their next check,
and the pools stay usable afterwards.
- Add Http::waitForConnectionsToClose().
- Engine cancels all requests as it starts shutting down. Once its
windows are closed, it waits up to 100 ms for sockets to close before
ending TLS.
- Check for cancellation every 25 ms instead of 100 ms while reading, so
requests stop within that wait.
TLS:
- SSLSocket::end() now waits while TLS sockets exist: the last socket
destroyed releases the backend, and a socket created in the meantime
keeps it.
- Set up the backend and register a new socket a
lock, so a concurrent end() cannot release the backend in between.
- Add SSLSocket::isInitialized() and a testing h
socket construction.
Replace thread-local connections with owned pools shared across workers.
Bound total and per-origin connections, expire idle sockets, and check
idle connections before reuse. Retry safe requests after stale-connection
races without replaying POST requests.
Fix response framing, chunk trailers, decompression completion, empty
compressed bodies, and handling of bytes beyond completed responses.
Give each WebResourceCache partition its own transport, preserving
connections across navigation and shared tabs. Close session transports
without blocking the UI thread. This substantially improves browsing
performance in the ui_html example.
Preserve every Set-Cookie field and attribute redirect cookies to the
client that received the response. Prevent rejected redirects from
assigning cookies to their destination.
Add regression coverage for pooling, framing, cancellation, TLS policy
isolation, browser sessions, and redirect cookie attribution
- Implement a Cocoa drag source on NSDraggingSession for SDL2 and SDL3.
- Use the offered snapshot as the drag image, or each file's Finder icon,
with AppKit's own count badge and copy cursor.
- Offer Generic alongside Copy only within the application, so SDL2's
Cocoa windows accept drops while other apps still see a copy-only offer.
- Report cancellation immediately and refuse the drop, since AppKit cannot
abort a running session.
- Fix macOS SDL3 builds: use pkg-config instead of the removed sdl3-config
and keep EE_SDL3_FROM_ROOTPATH for framework builds only.
- Build the native drag tests on macOS, add the Android drag sources, and
avoid the windows.h max macro in the Win32 source.
- Document macOS behavior and platform support.
- Warm the notification workload before timing one million calls
- Collect ten fixed enabled/disabled pairs with alternating order
- Preserve the 1.01x ratio-of-medians guard without conditional retries
- Validate reported measurements and retain JSON diagnostics on failure
- Prevent D-Bus service output from contaminating benchmark artifacts
- Run native AT-SPI checks after timing failures without masking CI failure
- Add deterministic runner tests and document the measurement protocol
- Introduce DragAndDrop with capability queries, copy-only file offers,
image previews, cancellation, and completion callbacks.
- Implement XDND and OLE sources with safe input recovery and window teardown.
- Keep SDL2 and SDL3 presentation and input handling in their own backends.
- Load X11 dynamically without adding a link dependency.
- Reuse Image, URI, and timing APIs; fix Image::fillWithColor().
- Add a manual playground, integration tests, and consumer documentation.
- Migrate SDK builds and packaging to SDL3 and fix bundled runtime lookup.
- Expose source text, heading levels, links, lists/items and image alt text
- Keep formatting wrappers transparent and nested controls accessible
- Route link activation through existing navigation and interception
- Project passive fragment focus to links while preserving control focus
- Notify clients of text, href, alt text and semantic role changes
- Map HTML semantics to AT-SPI, UIA and macOS accessibility APIs
- Avoid advertising selection capabilities for static HTML lists
- Preserve dormant allocation behavior without new per-widget caches
- Fix MinGW harness compatibility with both TreeScope enum spellings
- Add unit/native regression coverage and update accessibility docs
- focusable now targets the native control, without making the host another Tab stop.
- Overrides survive type changes, including transitions through hidden.
- Added regression coverage and updated documentation.
- Make UIWidget accessibility queries and actions virtual while retaining
centralized resolver defaults for built-in widgets.
- Honor custom semantics in hierarchy, focus, auditing, action validation,
and relation names while preserving one-hop relation resolution.
- Remove obsolete parent-change forwarding methods and test notifications
through actual scene operations.
- Restrict SceneNode's hierarchy observer to the internal accessibility bridge.
- Add custom-widget and dormant-construction regression tests and update docs.
- Report semantic subtree removals and arrivals through plain nodes,
preserving identities and avoiding duplicate embedded-scene notifications.
- Add regression coverage for direction changes, reparenting, focus,
selection, event ordering and mirrored-layout hit testing.
- Extend macOS password-mode tests to verify retained element identity,
protected text access and native transition notifications.
- Qualify the event-loop wake-up call to resolve MSVC's Window ambiguity.
- Document accessibility notifications for plain-node subtree moves.
- Cache effective direction and skip unchanged subtree propagation.
- Add logical alignment, box edges, and relative positioning.
- Mirror layouts and controls while preserving logical node order.
- Apply inherited base direction to UI text and editing.
- Keep logical-edge storage lazy and compact.
- Add regression tests, an isolated WebView demo, and RTL documentation.
- Document RichText bidi limitations and plan paragraph-level support.
- Replace full editor values with bounded 1024-code-point previews.
- Reuse previews when document identity and revision are unchanged.
- Use proportional column widths and borrowed model strings.
- Add explicit full-value copying with loading-state safeguards.
- Safely defer worker-originated refreshes to the main thread.
- Add regression tests and Inspector allocation benchmarks.
- Document preview behavior and text revision assumptions.
- Build text indexes using a bulk line-length read under one lock scope,
reusing storage and returning the document revision.
- Avoid requesting unused text offsets in the Accessibility Inspector.
- Add cold first-edit/focus benchmarks and regression tests for unqueried
edits, Inspector updates, Unicode lengths, and buffer reuse.
- Document the remaining O(lines) initialization cost and measurements.
Reduce million-line cold edits from ~29.2 ms to ~5.7 ms without changing
allocation counts, class sizes, or dormant-path work.
- Replace global line caches with lazy, per-manager document indexes
- Update affected line lengths without allocations on ordinary edits
- Preserve indexes across muted edits and recover ambiguous nested changes
- Count semantic children without materializing node identities
- Add a 2 ms AT-SPI dispatch budget while preserving backlog wakeups
- Add opt-in AT-SPI/UIA profiling and active performance benchmarks
- Cover shared documents, lifecycle, Unicode and nested-edit regressions
- Document measurements, scalability limits and native-host follow-ups
- Refresh virtual children when column visibility or main column changes
- Notify semantic parents when widget roles change tree exposure
- Report expansion state changes for queried tree rows
- Use scalar native queries without building full node metadata
- Add Linux CI coverage for deferred policy changes
- Add hierarchy, expansion-event and UIA scalar-query regressions
- Fix multiline control-statement braces and update architecture docs
Text:
- Ranged text access in code points (length, range, line bounds) that
never copies more than requested, plus a text revision (document UUID
and modification) so UIA and macOS cache their UTF-16 copies.
- Report document edits as exact change records, up to four per widget
and frame, then collapse to one whole-text change. Resets, loads and
document swaps report a whole-text change.
- The removed text is available only while an edit is being notified
(TextDocument::getNotifiedRemovedText()); DocumentContentChange stays
{ range, text }, so queued records (LSP) copy nothing extra.
- Suppressed text changes are keyed by node ref, so a document shared
with another window still reports its edits.
- UITextView reports NameChanged; UITextInput overrides onTextChanged()
to report ValueChanged.
Relations, live regions and shortcuts:
- aria-labelledby, aria-describedby and aria-live (API and CSS). Ids a
client has read are remembered; renaming, adding or removing their
widgets notifies the dependents. setId() copies the old id only when
it is remembered.
- Live regions and UISceneNode::announceForAccessibility(). A newer
change from the same widget replaces its pending announcement, and
hidden sources are dropped.
- Menu item shortcuts (std::string text and key) exposed as AT-SPI key
bindings, the UIA accelerator key and macOS command characters.
- ScrollTo for anything inside a scroll view
(UIScrollView::scrollIntoView()). Icon-only buttons are named from
their tooltip.
Dormant path (no client attached):
- Widget notifications are inline: one relaxed atomic load of a
process-wide count of active root scenes, no call.
- Scene destruction and scene or host changes never create a manager.
Without a client, notify() queues nothing and widget deletion does
not register parents to announce it. While only the root has an
identity, deletion skips the ancestor walk unless a remembered
relation target may be affected.
- When the last client disconnects, model-view sources release their
queried rows. Persistent handles count their registrations, so
handles held elsewhere survive (PersistentModelIndex::release()).
- Spin boxes no longer hide their input explicitly, and
AccessibilityProperties shrinks from 144 to 136 bytes.
Backends:
- AT-SPI: object:announcement, word and line granularity, ranged
reads, SetTextContents reported as its minimal diff. Watch
disconnects per client (NameOwnerChanged arg0 plus a non-blocking
NameHasOwner check) instead of for every bus name. Without a scene
thread pool, initialize on a detached thread that shares ownership,
so teardown never waits on D-Bus timeouts.
- UIA: notification events (resolved at runtime, Windows 10 1709+),
text ranges served from the revision cache, and a per-frame provider
drain that skips the lock when nothing is queued.
- macOS: announcements, a UTF-16 text cache per revision, and command
key attributes.
- EEPP_ACCESSIBILITY_TRACE=1 logs client activity transitions.
Fixes:
- UICodeEditor::isType() no longer dispatches to a subclass's
getType(), so a UITextEdit is a code editor again.
- ecode: dropped files open only in document editors, not in other
code editors such as a commit message box.
Tools, tests and docs:
- Widget inspector: role names, shortcut, relation and live rows, and
an accessibility audit (unnamed controls, broken relations).
- Accessibility example: live status, an icon-only button, and edit and
reset actions that test_atspi.py checks end to end.
- Regression tests for text records, relations, live regions,
disconnect and reconnect, scene lifecycle and id changes.
- Add the AccessibilityDormant benchmark (C++ new/new[] counted on the
measuring thread) and benchmark_accessibility_dormant.py, which fails
on missing measurements and compares against other builds with
--compare LABEL=PATH.
- Document the dormant-path rules, what survives a disconnection, and
the remaining platform limitations.
macOS:
- Check each notification against a hash set of (event, element,
related element) instead of scanning the whole pending queue. The
ordered queue still drives delivery, so a burst of distinct events
(e.g. 10,000 label changes) stays linear. Created/Destroyed are never
de-duplicated.
- Track the pending focus change by its index instead of scanning for it.
Core:
- SceneManager::update: also bound the loop by the live scene count, so
a scene removed during the pass can't cause an out-of-range read.
- Accessibility setters (role, label, description, hidden) return early
on unchanged values. Re-applying CSS no longer allocates the
properties block or notifies clients.
API cleanup:
- Remove AccessibilityRelation, AccessibilityRelationInfo and
AccessibilityNodeInfo::relations. Nothing populated them. Remove the
inspector row and the macOS linked-elements attribute that read them.
AT-SPI GetRelationSet still answers with an empty set.
- Drop unused includes in uiroot.cpp and accessibility.hpp.
Docs:
- Architecture guide: UIA and macOS queue events until update(); AT-SPI
emits right away except for per-frame text diffs. Describe each
backend's per-frame batching, including the macOS de-dup.
Tests:
- Add UnchangedAccessibilityPropertiesStaySilent.
CI fixes for the previous commit:
- Windows: announce one BoundsChanged on the window root when the scene
resizes, so UIA raises LayoutInvalidated again. Widgets still do not
report their own bounds changes.
- macOS: collapse identical pending notifications per element within one
update, so one text selection change posts a single
AXSelectedTextChanged. Created/Destroyed keep every occurrence, in order.
- MinGW: link the UIA test harness with -municode and uuid, which fixes
the nightly MinGW build.
Backends:
- Split the AT-SPI backend into a private header plus connection, events,
tree/marshalling and method files. Break the 600-line D-Bus dispatcher
into one handler per interface.
- Split the UIA backend into a private header plus core, element provider
and text range files.
- Share hasState/hasAction in accessibilitybackend.hpp instead of three
per-backend copies.
CI and docs:
- Run test_atspi.py --multi-window on Linux: closing a secondary window
while an AT-SPI client stays connected.
- Add docs/articles/uiaccessibilityarchitecture.md (layer map, files,
invariants, per-backend layout, common tasks, test matrix) and link it
from the articles index and the accessibility guide.
- Add a unit test for the single layout notification on scene resize.
Teardown and identity:
- Detach native backends before scene children are destroyed and clear
mRoot afterwards, fixing a use-after-free when an AT-SPI client is
connected while a window closes.
- Invalidate a deleted widget's subtree once, top-down, before OnClose
handlers run (NODE_FLAG_DESTROYING). Descendants never walk into
destroyed parents, and deleted identities cannot be re-registered.
- Closing scenes expose no accessibility manager through either accessor.
- Deleting widgets no client has seen allocates no identity and emits no
events.
- Ignore events from widgets not yet attached to a scene.
Events:
- Keep the order of state and structural events; coalesce only adjacent
query-again hints.
- Stop emitting per-widget BoundsChanged; bounds are queried on demand.
- Report the Focused state and keyboard focus only on the projected focus
owner, through a shared helper used by both paths.
Model views:
- Lazy child count and child queries, cached sibling indexes, selection
and hit testing without enumerating rows.
- Row identities follow inserted and removed rows; removed rows are
pruned from native wrapper caches.
- Expose the active cell editor as the child of the row or cell it edits.
AT-SPI:
- Correct state bits (EXPANDABLE/EXPANDED, SENSITIVE, CHECKABLE,
SELECTABLE, READ_ONLY, SINGLE/MULTI_LINE, SELECTABLE_TEXT) and the
password-text and panel roles.
- Emit text-changed insert/delete, caret-moved and selection-changed
events, diffed once per frame. Support line granularity,
SetCaretOffset and selection editing.
- Track clients by bus name so the active flag clears on disconnect.
- Fix the I/O thread busy-spin and stranded dispatch backlog, flush
queued signals, and type-check Properties.Set values.
UIA:
- Raise focus only for the focused element.
- Defer UiaDisconnectProvider out of widget destruction.
- Keep providers alive for in-flight cross-thread requests.
- Reject unknown interfaces without a UI-thread round trip.
- Require window-specific client activity.
macOS:
- Avoid repeated full node info builds.
- Use sibling indexes and lazy child access.
- Fix label/value deduplication for list items.
Tests and docs:
- Add regression tests for focus ownership, teardown, event ordering,
lazy model identities, nested scenes and cell editors.
- Extend the AT-SPI validation scripts and document the current
performance characteristics and limitations.
- Prevent dense-map iterator invalidation during widget deletion.
- Invalidate widget and model references when scene ownership changes.
- Expose nested-scene controls through the host accessibility manager.
- Preserve identities when reparenting within the same host.
- Synchronize AT-SPI state access with asynchronous initialization.
- Wake the shared SDL event loop without retaining window-owned Input pointers.
- Add lifecycle regression tests and hidden multi-window AT-SPI validation.
- Ensure test-bus failures cannot skip child-process cleanup.
- Reimplement previews using nested UISceneNodes with isolated styles
and resources.
- Preserve live XML/CSS editing, unsaved buffer previews, external file
watching, and project resource loading.
- Use UIApplication for initialization, font resolution, and offscreen
rendering support.
- Enable Breeze by default, add a menu toggle, and replace
--use-app-theme with --disable-app-theme.
- Automatically preserve declared project viewport dimensions, with
an optional override to use the preview split size.
- Support embedded HTML documents inside WebView XML elements.
- Fix fading window shadows and shutdown with visible modal dialogs.
- Update documentation and add regression coverage.
- Add CalendarDate, TimeOfDay, LocalDateTime and DateRange with Gregorian
arithmetic, locale-aware formatting/parsing, ISO serialization and Unix
timestamp conversions with explicit UTC offsets.
- Add UIDateTimeEdit, UIDatePicker, UITimePicker, UIDateTimePicker and
standalone UICalendar, with XML/CSS registration and data binding.
- Support segmented keyboard editing, numeric entry, ISO paste, configurable
steps, bounds, empty values and independent seconds/milliseconds display.
Default time display to hours and minutes while preserving stored precision.
- Add day/month/year calendar navigation and a combined date-time popup with
time steppers, live configuration updates and scoped event connections.
- Add Breeze and fallback theme styles with CSS-defined SVG icons, dp sizing,
font-aware calendar dimensions and muted read-only/disabled controls.
- Map HTML date, time and datetime-local inputs to native controls with strict
value sanitization, min/max/step/required/readonly/disabled handling,
constraint validation and normalized form serialization.
- Provide private light HTML control defaults and intrinsic temporal sizing;
prevent author CSS from styling anonymous implementation parts.
- Share popup placement and visibility helpers across pickers, dropdowns and
trigger/cursor menus while retaining cascading-menu placement rules.
- Fix fractional grid wrapping and input cursor bubbling over child buttons;
notify and refresh styles when editing permission changes.
- Reduce CSS registration allocations with string_view parameters and
heterogeneous name lookup; inline frequently used node and CSS getters.
- Align CodeEditor default font sizing with text widgets without overriding
application preferences.
- Add HTML form margin defaults and update the affected rendering baseline.
- Upgrade Windows ecode nightly builds to Ubuntu 24.04 and newer MinGW.
- Add picker documentation, an example and regression coverage for date math,
locales, editing, popup placement/lifetime, HTML controls and pixel density
- Follow local Markdown links relative to each document, including
relative file:// paths, with configurable handling and async loading.
- Add validated subtree navigation interceptors and custom link flows.
- Introduce UIScrollableMarkdownView with XML support and scroll reset
after successful navigation.
- Add opt-in Back/Forward history, localized context menu actions, and
mod+[ / mod+] shortcuts; enable history in ecode previews.
- Restore preview tabs between sessions and preserve live editor binding
and unsaved source content when navigating back.
- Refresh the README around eepp's GUI framework and document the new APIs.
- Remove the fixed Markdown code font size and add regression coverage
- Clamp selection coordinates independently so horizontal dragging preserves
the selected row. Use the mouse event's Y coordinate against the terminal's
vertical bounds, including padding, and retain unclamped coordinates during
periodic updates outside the window.
eepp framework:
- Add shared cookie jars to UISceneNode and UIWebView, plus versioned
CookieManager persistence, domain clearing, and locking in hasCookie().
- Follow HTTP 303 redirects and merge same-host redirect cookies as
name/value pairs without forwarding Set-Cookie attributes.
- Include Cookie headers in document cache keys while preserving static
resource reuse as cookies change.
- Submit HTML forms with an empty action to the current document URL.
- Extend NavigationRequest with source, mouse buttons, modifiers, and
navigation target; anchors forward this context to the scene.
- Emit OnLinkOpenRequested for middle-click, platform-modifier click,
and explicit new-tab requests, with current-view fallback if unhandled.
- Install the WebView navigation interceptor during construction.
- Dispatch middle clicks to the hovered node without moving keyboard focus.
- Add the clicked target to ContextMenuEvent so applications can extend
context menus through existing events.
- Parse HTML titles, emit TitleEvent, and fix onTitleChanged's payload cast.
- Load declared favicons through the shared image cache, emit
OnFaviconChanged, and ignore responses from superseded navigation.
- Add optional UITabWidgetSplitter tab-bar visibility while split;
keep it disabled by default and respect explicitly hidden tab bars.
- Add Space/Shift+Space scrolling and viewport-sized Page Up/Down steps
to UIScrollView, shared by WebView and Markdown content.
- Implement setEnableDefaultKeybindings() and preserve text-input
priority through normal bubbling without control-type checks.
- Report inserted UICodeEditor text as handled.
- Add UITextView::onFontColorChanged() and synchronize password-mask color.
- Support validated left, middle, and right clicks in the inspector
server and Python client.
ui_html example:
- Use UITabWidgetSplitter for tabs and user-controlled splits.
- Share cookies and the resource cache across tabs; persist cookies
between sessions and open new tabs blank.
- Add Inspect, Clear Domain Cookies, Clear All Cookies, and contextual
Open Link in New Tab actions through menu event subscriptions.
- Open requested links in background tabs and synchronize navigation UI.
- Use document titles and 16dp favicons for tabs, cap width at 200dp,
and truncate long titles with ellipsis.
- Enable tab-bar visibility across split panes.
- Fixed: the selection rectangle now uses the visible password symbols instead of the original text.
Update HTML compatibility and inspector documentation and add regression
coverage for persistence, redirects, cache isolation, navigation, menus,
titles, favicons, password colors, split visibility, and scrolling.
Store native and inherited fallback values outside local styles, then restore them when state rules stop matching. Handle indexed properties across overlapping states and retain a serialized value when an inherited source disappears. Add rollback regression tests and update the CSS documentation
Focus and select the first process row when pressing Down in the search input. Pressing Up from the first row returns focus to search in both table and tree views.
- Rename .agent to .agents and update plan references
- Add an articles index and clearer links to the UI inspector
- Correct the UI introduction’s CSS inheritance guidance and add an example workflow
- Add F11 visual inspection to the hello-world example and enlarge its window to fit
- Remove the old Kitty keyboard plan and TODO.md
Add guides for native UI authoring, layouts, application CSS, and HTML
compatibility. Update the CSS reference, rename article files consistently,
and point README links to the local guides.
Add Copy Link for HTML and Markdown anchors when no text is selected.
Resolve relative links against the document URI before copying, and cover
Markdown and WebView behavior with tests.
Fix layout width policy serialization to use the widget's width.
Add an opt-in TCP/NDJSON inspector for running eepp applications. It
provides authenticated, UI-thread-safe access to windows, scenes, and
widgets, including nested WebView documents. The v1 protocol supports
queries, trees, properties, focus, input actions, watches, screenshots,
and composed batches with result references and deferred execution.
Add a standard-library Python CLI, protocol documentation, build
entries, and integration tests. The listener remains disabled unless
explicitly enabled.
Fix HTML compatibility issues found while debugging NewsBlur:
- Let explicit flex minimums, including min-width: 0, replace the
automatic content minimum.
- Measure flex lines against the container content box when padding
and explicit dimensions are present.
- Keep promoted positioned descendants of hidden ancestors out of
the paint list.
Allow each LineSeries to fill down to the plot’s bottom edge, using a translucent version of its line color by default or a custom fill color. Render overlapping fills beneath the strokes, document the new API, and demonstrate it in the charts example. Add coverage for blending, data gaps, and toggling fills.
Introduce UITextSelectionController to coordinate selection across independent
RichText owners while retaining RichText hit testing and painting. Support
forward and reverse dragging, nested content, gap hit testing, autoscroll,
plain-text copy, select-all, and context menus.
Enable UIRichText and UITextSpan selection by default. Add CSS user-select
semantics and the -webkit-user-select alias, while preserving the separate
text-selection capability flag.
Clear selection safely when owners or documents are destroyed, suppress link
activation after a selection drag, and add regression tests, documentation,
and an updated rich-text example.
Use Breeze theme colors for eproc's process table and Performance charts,
while preserving the translucent Username colors. Keep process icons
visible in the light theme with a white tint.
Add eproc CLI options for font hinting, font antialiasing, and color scheme.
Add -c/--prefers-color-scheme to eterm and retain close-on-exit through
its long options.
Support EEPP_FONT_HINTING, EEPP_FONT_ANTIALIASING, and EEPP_COLOR_SCHEME
across eepp UI apps, with valid environment values taking precedence
over application settings. Document and test the overrides.
- Add CPU, memory, GPU, and network charts with ten-minute history,
a 60-second view, clickable cards, and overall or per-core CPU views.
- Add Family Memory and Family Memory % to both process views. Use
proportional memory on Linux, count zero-memory zombies correctly,
and collect the data after the first frame without delaying it.
- Add column tooltips, rename Total Memory to Resident Memory, keep
Command last by default, and migrate saved column layouts.
- Enable sorting within each tree level and preserve selection.
- Improve eepp chart margins and sorting behavior, and document UIChart.
- handle UIA text rectangle allocation and coordinate failures safely
- run the native macOS accessibility lifecycle harness in CI
- add public documentation for accessibility configuration, semantics, testing, and performance
- replace the obsolete Windows validation report with the general accessibility guide
- link the accessibility guide from the README
- skip accessibility tests cleanly when no graphical display is available
- expose per-HWND fragment roots with safe WM_GETOBJECT subclassing
- marshal UIA queries and actions onto the owning UI thread
- stabilize provider identity, cache lifetime, and stale-node handling
- implement selection, value, range, expand, scroll, and text patterns
- add UTF-16 text ranges and native accessibility event delivery
- add a Windows UIA validation harness and CI coverage
- document lifecycle, performance, and compatibility results
Add Kitty keyboard protocol negotiation, state stacks, and semantic
key encoding with support for alternate keys, event types, associated
text, and reporting all keys as escape sequences.
Forward key press, repeat, and release events through the terminal
worker while preserving legacy input behavior. Keep AltGr composition
distinct from Alt shortcuts and correlate SDL text events to prevent
missing or duplicated international-layout input.
Add protocol documentation and unit coverage for negotiation, state
transitions, modifiers, function and keypad keys, shifted input,
AltGr composition, repeats, releases, and duplicate suppression.
Introduce observable and computed values, typed widget bindings, validation groups, UI properties, commands, and UI-thread delivery.
Add observable vector and list model support for incrementally updated collections, with filtering and source-row mapping.
Modernize the Flight Booker and CRUD examples and add focused data handling and collection examples demonstrating the new APIs.
Organize the UI binding headers under ui/databinding, expand test coverage for notification and lifetime semantics, and document API selection, validation, ownership, threading, and performance behavior.
Martín Lucas Golini