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Improving gesture using interactjs #469

Closed daonb closed 5 months ago

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The changes flutter through the codebase, refining zoom interactions, enhancing element visibility, and adjusting expectations for a smoother user experience during zoom toggling.

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tests/termina7.test.ts Replaced references to t.zoomedE with zoomedE using document.getElementById("zoomed-pane") and adjusted element presence and class expectations during zoom toggling.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 65c7c6059264f597308d01c95baa8623b311285e and 9b3c808003468f3fc5245f02fb6a9686dd9872ef.
Files ignored due to path filters (1) * `yarn.lock` is excluded by `!**/*.lock`
Files selected for processing (16) * aatp/common/utils.ts (1 hunks) * aatp/infra/webexec/docker_entry.sh (1 hunks) * aatp/ui/ui.spec.ts (2 hunks) * css/terminal7.css (10 hunks) * index.html (4 hunks) * package.json (1 hunks) * src/cell.ts (1 hunks) * src/gate.ts (2 hunks) * src/layout.ts (2 hunks) * src/map.ts (4 hunks) * src/pane.ts (21 hunks) * src/shell.ts (1 hunks) * src/terminal7.ts (11 hunks) * src/window.ts (6 hunks) * tests/infra.ts (2 hunks) * tests/termina7.test.ts (3 hunks)
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`76-77`: Introduce new UI elements for enhanced structure and functionality. The addition of `#gates-container` and `#zoomed-pane` aligns with the PR objectives to improve UI organization and handling of zoomed views. Ensure these elements are integrated properly with the corresponding CSS and JavaScript functionalities. --- `122-134`: Ensure proper implementation of the search functionality. The new search box structure is introduced with navigational and interactive elements. It's crucial to verify that the search functionality is correctly implemented and integrated, especially the event handlers for the buttons and input field.
Verification successful The verification script has successfully identified the presence of the `search-term` input field in both the `index.html` and a test file `tests/infra.ts`. This confirms that the search functionality's UI component is present as expected in the main HTML file and is also considered in the test infrastructure. However, the script did not verify the implementation and integration of the search functionality beyond the presence of the UI elements. Specifically, it did not check for the event handlers and the actual search logic that would make the search functionality operational. Given this, further verification is needed to ensure that the event handlers for the search buttons and the input field are correctly implemented and that they integrate well with the rest of the application. This includes checking for JavaScript or other client-side scripts that handle the search logic. --- The script output indicates that event handlers related to the search functionality are present in the `src/pane.ts` file. Specifically, there are event listeners for `input` and `click` events, which are crucial for handling user interactions with the search box. However, the script output does not explicitly confirm that these event handlers are directly related to the search functionality, as the identifiers used (`i`, `v`) are generic and the context of their usage is not clear from the snippet provided. Given this ambiguity, it is not fully confirmed whether the search functionality is correctly implemented and integrated with the necessary event handlers. To ensure thorough verification, it would be beneficial to inspect the specific implementation details of these event handlers in the `src/pane.ts` file to confirm their relevance to the search functionality. --- The detailed output from the `src/pane.ts` file confirms the implementation of event handlers that are directly related to the search functionality. Specifically, the `input` event listener updates the search term and toggles the search buttons based on the presence of input, which is a critical part of the search functionality. Additionally, the `click` event listener prevents event propagation, which can be important in managing UI behavior in complex applications. These findings confirm that the search functionality not only includes the necessary UI elements but also has the required event handlers implemented to make it operational. The integration of these elements within the application's logic appears to be correctly handled in the `src/pane.ts` file. Given this information, it can be concluded that the search functionality is correctly implemented and integrated within the application as per the changes described in the pull request.
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