# Tagbottom: every pane's tagline on its LAST row instead of its first, and the
# transient message row (prompts, messages, the SPC indicator) stepping up to
# the row just above it. One global bool, so the whole screen flips at once.
#
# The two things worth pinning here are not pixels. The first is that a click
# still lands where it looks like it lands: the Sel coordinate space is
# UNCHANGED (row 0 is the tag, the body starts at BOX_H) and the mouse maps a
# screen row into it, so a look or an execute on a bottom tagline acts on the
# word under the pointer instead of silently sweeping whatever body row shares
# that number. Every mouse assertion below is therefore a CONSEQUENCE — a pane
# appearing, a pane going away, a view scrolling by a counted number of rows —
# and not a picture of a highlight. The tagline-execute pair is what caught the
# bug this script exists for: before the tag row got its own arm in the
# execute/look press, both ran a blank body row and a golden recorded the
# no-op as if it had passed.
# The second is that turning it back off restores the top-tagline layout
# exactly: `off` is byte-for-byte `boot`, cursor included.
file top.txt aaa\nbbb\nccc\nddd\neee\nfff\nggg\nhhh\niii\njjj\nkkk\nlll\nmmm\nnnn\nooo\nppp\nqqq\nrrr\nsss\nttt\nuuu\nvvv\nwww\nxxx\nyyy\nzzz
file bottom.txt ZZONE\nZZTWO
# Builtins announce themselves by default, and an announcement is a band at
# the top of the body -- which moves every row this script clicks. What the
# verbs do is what is under test, not the announcement.
config Verbose off
start 31 100 top.txt
wait 8000 Newcol Joincol
wait 8000 top.txt
stable 700 20000
snap boot
# SPC t b. The tag leaves row 1 for row 29, the body slides up one row, and
# the cursor goes with it (7,2 -> 7,1) because it is on the same file line.
key space t b
stable 700 15000
snap on
# ...and straight back. This grid must equal `boot`'s, to the cell.
key space t b
stable 700 15000
snap off
key space t b
stable 700 15000
# CLICK the bottom tagline (col 50 of row 30, the pane's last row) and type
# into it. A clicked tag is insert mode, so the text lands as text, and the
# cursor is down on the tagline with it. Col 50 is past the end of the path,
# which is read-only — a click inside it parks the cursor there and the typing
# goes nowhere.
# Past the last word rather than at a counted column: the tagline's words
# have moved since (Del is last now), and a column that lands INSIDE one
# types the filename into the middle of a builtin's name.
press left 90 31
release left 90 31
stable 400 5000
send \x20bottom.txt
stable 600 8000
stable 400 5000
snap tag-typed
# ...and LOOK the word just typed, from that same bottom tagline: bottom.txt
# opens as a second pane below. It only can if the press was mapped to the tag
# — mapped as a body row it lands on blank line 29 and looks nothing at all.
press right @bottom.txt 31
release right @bottom.txt 31
wait 10000 ZZONE
stable 700 15000
snap look-bottom-tag
# a body click in the UPPER pane: the cursor lands on the row under the
# pointer, counted from the pane's first row rather than from a tag that is no
# longer there. Row 6 is grid row 5, the fifth body row, file line 5.
press left 10 7
release left 10 7
stable 400 8000
snap body-cursor
# No row of text is a resize handle: a click on the lower pane's FIRST row
# (grid 16, click row 17), where the seam used to be, is a click in its text,
# and both sizes stay.
press left 40 17
release left 40 17
motion 40 25
stable 500 8000
snap seam-noop
# A terminal has no rule between panes, so the grip resizes them, as acme's
# button moves a window: the lower pane's, on its tag at the bottom, dragged up
# to row 13. The upper pane keeps 10 rows, the lower grows to 19. Both
# taglines follow their own pane's bottom.
press left 1 31
drag left 1 13
release left 1 13
motion 40 25
stable 500 8000
snap seam-dragged
# Scroll the upper pane's body down four rows and back up one, so the gutter
# click below has a scrolled view to count from. Not captured: the wheel arm of
# handleMouse is `hovered` plus scrollBy and contains no tag_bottom at all, and
# the body rendering under it is already pinned by `boot`, `on` and
# `body-cursor`. View ends at line 4.
wheel down 40 4
wheel down 40 4
wheel down 40 4
wheel down 40 4
wheel up 1 4
stable 400 8000
# a left click in the gutter scrolls UP to the clicked row, and the row it
# counts from is the BODY's first, not r.y + BOX_H. Row 4 is grid row 3, the
# third body row: two rows up, to line 2. Counted from the wrong end it would
# be one row up, to line 3.
press left 1 5
release left 1 5
stable 400 8000
snap gutter-click
# `/` in the lower pane's body arms the search input. The prompt is CUT off the
# tagline and drawn on the message row with the cursor — and with Tagbottom the
# two are adjacent: the tail keeps its builtins on row 29 while `/ZZ` and the
# cursor sit on row 28, the last body row. The tagline under it stays whole —
# the prompt must not have eaten the row it was cut from.
press left 10 15
release left 10 15
stable 400 5000
key /
send ZZ
stable 600 8000
stable 400 5000
snap search-prompt
key esc
settle 100
stable 400 5000
# the SPC leader indicator lives on that same message row, right-aligned
key space
stable 400 5000
snap leader
key esc
settle 100
stable 400 5000
# THE INVERSION. Sweeping DOWN past the last body row is the ordinary "select
# to the end" gesture, and with the tag drawn BELOW the body it lands on the
# tagline — Sel row 0. Unclamped that drives the selection's far end to the TOP
# of Sel space: the highlight jumps ABOVE the anchor and a 1-2 Cut deletes lines
# nobody swept. Anchored on grid row 3 (file line 4) and dragged onto the upper
# pane's tag row, the sweep must cover lines 4..10 downward, not 2..4 upward.
press left 8 5
drag left 8 12
stable 400 5000
# ...and the proof is the BUFFER, not the highlight: 1-2 Cut the sweep, save,
# and read the file back. aaa/bbb/ccc survive and kkk..zzz survive; unclamped
# this file lost bbb/ccc/ddd instead and kept eee onward.
press middle 8 12
release middle 8 12
release left 8 12
stable 400 5000
snap cut-down
key space f s
stable 700 15000
snapfile cut-buffer /tmp/pardes-snap/tagbottom/cwd/top.txt
# EXECUTE `Del` on the lower pane's bottom tagline: the pane goes away and the
# upper one takes the whole column back. The middle button's half of the same
# tag mapping the look used above.
press middle @Del 31
release middle @Del 31
stable 700 15000
snap del-bottom-tag
# and off again, one pane, its tagline back on row 1 with the body under it
key space t b
stable 700 15000
snap off-again