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@ -176,33 +176,6 @@ jobs:
cargo-deny --manifest-path crates/apps/nigig-build/Cargo.toml \
--all-features check --config "$PWD/deny-nigig-build.toml"
# A bare identifier in a match pattern that is NOT a known variant
# is parsed as a new binding that matches everything. Four such
# names (KeyEnter, KeyBackspace, BracketLeft, BracketRight) plus
# Digit0-9/Equal/LeftBracket/RightBracket/Apostrophe silently turned
# keyboard handlers into catch-alls: the whole direct-distance-entry
# feature was unreachable, and typing any digit produced '0'.
#
# It compiles, and no test catches it. rustc reports it as
# `unreachable_pattern` plus an `unused_variables` warning on a
# capitalised name -- which is the signature grepped for here.
- name: No match arms binding a non-existent enum variant
run: |
set -euo pipefail
# A capitalised "unused variable" is almost always a mistyped
# variant used as a pattern.
out=$(cargo build --locked -p nigig-build --lib --message-format=short 2>&1 \
| grep -E 'unused variable: `[A-Z]' || true)
if [ -n "$out" ]; then
echo "$out"
echo
echo "ERROR: the pattern(s) above bind a new variable instead of"
echo "matching an enum variant -- check the spelling against the"
echo "enum definition. These silently swallow every input."
exit 1
fi
echo "OK"
- name: Reject whitespace errors
run: git diff --check

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@ -252,23 +252,6 @@ has to own a `Solid` just to get GPU buffers.
---
## Keyboard shortcuts
`handle_tool_key_shortcut` matches on `KeyCode` with `use KeyCode::*` in
scope. **A misspelled variant does not fail to compile.** Rust reads an
unknown bare identifier in a pattern as a new binding that matches
everything, so `BracketLeft => { .. }` (the real name is `LBracket`) was
an unguarded catch-all sitting above the numeric arms — every
direct-distance-entry key was unreachable.
The only signal is a `unused variable: \`Capitalised\`` warning plus
`unreachable_pattern`. CI greps for the first. When adding a shortcut,
check the variant name against the platform crate: it is `ReturnKey`,
`Backspace`, `LBracket`/`RBracket`, `Key0``Key9`, `Equals`, `Quote`
not the DOM-style names.
---
## Runtime paths and secrets
Two rules, both enforced by CI (`.forgejo/workflows/nigig-build.yml`):

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@ -3841,22 +3841,22 @@ impl CadViewport {
}
}
// DDE: Enter commits coordinate input when buffer is non-empty
ReturnKey if self.drawing.is_drawing && !self.drawing.dde_buffer.is_empty() => {
KeyEnter if self.drawing.is_drawing && !self.drawing.dde_buffer.is_empty() => {
self.dde_live_preview();
self.drawing.dde_buffer.clear();
self.area.redraw(cx);
cx.redraw_all();
true
}
ReturnKey if self.drawing.is_drawing && self.drawing.tool == CadTool::Polyline => {
KeyEnter if self.drawing.is_drawing && self.drawing.tool == CadTool::Polyline => {
self.finish_polyline(cx);
true
}
ReturnKey if self.drawing.is_drawing && self.drawing.tool == CadTool::Polygon => {
KeyEnter if self.drawing.is_drawing && self.drawing.tool == CadTool::Polygon => {
self.finish_drawing(cx);
true
}
ReturnKey if self.drawing.is_drawing && self.drawing.tool == CadTool::Circle => {
KeyEnter if self.drawing.is_drawing && self.drawing.tool == CadTool::Circle => {
// Commit circle with current radius (set via prompt or mouse)
self.finish_drawing(cx);
true
@ -3914,14 +3914,14 @@ impl CadViewport {
true
}
// DDE: Backspace removes last char from buffer, or undoes polyline point
Backspace if self.drawing.is_drawing && !self.drawing.dde_buffer.is_empty() => {
KeyBackspace if self.drawing.is_drawing && !self.drawing.dde_buffer.is_empty() => {
self.drawing.dde_buffer.pop();
self.area.redraw(cx);
cx.redraw_all();
true
}
// Per-point undo during polyline drawing
Backspace
KeyBackspace
if self.drawing.is_drawing && !self.drawing.polyline_points.is_empty() =>
{
// `let else` rather than `.unwrap()`: the match guard above
@ -3997,13 +3997,13 @@ impl CadViewport {
true
}
// Tolerance adjustment
LBracket => {
BracketLeft => {
self.snap.snap_tolerance = (self.snap.snap_tolerance * 0.5).max(0.01);
self.area.redraw(cx);
cx.redraw_all();
true
}
RBracket => {
BracketRight => {
self.snap.snap_tolerance = (self.snap.snap_tolerance * 2.0).min(5.0);
self.area.redraw(cx);
cx.redraw_all();
@ -7284,41 +7284,6 @@ fn part_model_matrix_cadnode(node: &CadNode) -> Mat4f {
// in the wrong place.
// ===========================================================================
#[cfg(test)]
mod keycode_variant_tests {
use makepad_widgets::makepad_platform::KeyCode;
/// Four names used as `match` arms in `handle_key_shortcuts` are not
/// `KeyCode` variants at all: `KeyEnter`, `KeyBackspace`,
/// `BracketLeft`, `BracketRight`. Rust parses an unknown lowercase-or-
/// uppercase bare identifier in a pattern as a NEW BINDING that
/// matches everything, so each was an irrefutable catch-all rather
/// than a key test.
///
/// `BracketLeft` was unguarded and sat above the numeric arms, so it
/// swallowed every remaining key: all direct-distance-entry input
/// (digits, `.`, `-`, `,`) was unreachable. The guarded ones
/// (`KeyEnter if ..`, `KeyBackspace if ..`) fired for *any* key that
/// satisfied the guard -- pressing `Q` while drawing with a non-empty
/// buffer committed the coordinate.
///
/// This test names the real variants. It does not compile if any of
/// them is renamed upstream, which is the point: the previous code
/// compiled precisely because the names were wrong.
#[test]
fn the_real_keycode_variants_exist_under_their_correct_names() {
// Correct spellings, verified against the platform crate.
let _: KeyCode = KeyCode::ReturnKey;
let _: KeyCode = KeyCode::Backspace;
let _: KeyCode = KeyCode::LBracket;
let _: KeyCode = KeyCode::RBracket;
// They are distinct, so a match on one cannot answer for another.
assert_ne!(KeyCode::ReturnKey, KeyCode::Backspace);
assert_ne!(KeyCode::LBracket, KeyCode::RBracket);
}
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod parts_sync_tests {
use crate::construction_frame::pages::workspace::cad::cad_scene::{

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@ -2685,24 +2685,24 @@ fn key_to_char_doc(key_code: KeyCode, is_shift: bool) -> Option<char> {
KeyX => 'x',
KeyY => 'y',
KeyZ => 'z',
Key0 => '0',
Key1 => '1',
Key2 => '2',
Key3 => '3',
Key4 => '4',
Key5 => '5',
Key6 => '6',
Key7 => '7',
Key8 => '8',
Key9 => '9',
Digit0 => '0',
Digit1 => '1',
Digit2 => '2',
Digit3 => '3',
Digit4 => '4',
Digit5 => '5',
Digit6 => '6',
Digit7 => '7',
Digit8 => '8',
Digit9 => '9',
Space => ' ',
Minus => '-',
Equals => '=',
LBracket => '[',
RBracket => ']',
Equal => '=',
LeftBracket => '[',
RightBracket => ']',
Backslash => '\\',
Semicolon => ';',
Quote => '\'',
Apostrophe => '\'',
Comma => ',',
Period => '.',
Slash => '/',

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@ -1295,24 +1295,24 @@ fn key_to_char_invoice(key_code: KeyCode, is_shift: bool) -> Option<char> {
KeyX => 'x',
KeyY => 'y',
KeyZ => 'z',
Key0 => '0',
Key1 => '1',
Key2 => '2',
Key3 => '3',
Key4 => '4',
Key5 => '5',
Key6 => '6',
Key7 => '7',
Key8 => '8',
Key9 => '9',
Digit0 => '0',
Digit1 => '1',
Digit2 => '2',
Digit3 => '3',
Digit4 => '4',
Digit5 => '5',
Digit6 => '6',
Digit7 => '7',
Digit8 => '8',
Digit9 => '9',
Space => ' ',
Minus => '-',
Equals => '=',
LBracket => '[',
RBracket => ']',
Equal => '=',
LeftBracket => '[',
RightBracket => ']',
Backslash => '\\',
Semicolon => ';',
Quote => '\'',
Apostrophe => '\'',
Comma => ',',
Period => '.',
Slash => '/',

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@ -2022,10 +2022,10 @@ pub fn key_to_char_gantt(key_code: KeyCode, is_shift: bool) -> Option<char> {
KeyM => 'm', KeyN => 'n', KeyO => 'o', KeyP => 'p', KeyQ => 'q', KeyR => 'r',
KeyS => 's', KeyT => 't', KeyU => 'u', KeyV => 'v', KeyW => 'w', KeyX => 'x',
KeyY => 'y', KeyZ => 'z',
Key0 => '0', Key1 => '1', Key2 => '2', Key3 => '3', Key4 => '4',
Key5 => '5', Key6 => '6', Key7 => '7', Key8 => '8', Key9 => '9',
Space => ' ', Minus => '-', Equals => '=', LBracket => '[', RBracket => ']',
Backslash => '\\', Semicolon => ';', Quote => '\'', Comma => ',', Period => '.',
Digit0 => '0', Digit1 => '1', Digit2 => '2', Digit3 => '3', Digit4 => '4',
Digit5 => '5', Digit6 => '6', Digit7 => '7', Digit8 => '8', Digit9 => '9',
Space => ' ', Minus => '-', Equal => '=', LeftBracket => '[', RightBracket => ']',
Backslash => '\\', Semicolon => ';', Apostrophe => '\'', Comma => ',', Period => '.',
Slash => '/', _ => return None,
};
if is_shift {

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@ -8,10 +8,10 @@ pub fn key_to_char_gantt(key_code: KeyCode, is_shift: bool) -> Option<char> {
KeyM => 'm', KeyN => 'n', KeyO => 'o', KeyP => 'p', KeyQ => 'q', KeyR => 'r',
KeyS => 's', KeyT => 't', KeyU => 'u', KeyV => 'v', KeyW => 'w', KeyX => 'x',
KeyY => 'y', KeyZ => 'z',
Key0 => '0', Key1 => '1', Key2 => '2', Key3 => '3', Key4 => '4',
Key5 => '5', Key6 => '6', Key7 => '7', Key8 => '8', Key9 => '9',
Space => ' ', Minus => '-', Equals => '=', LBracket => '[', RBracket => ']',
Backslash => '\\', Semicolon => ';', Quote => '\'', Comma => ',', Period => '.',
Digit0 => '0', Digit1 => '1', Digit2 => '2', Digit3 => '3', Digit4 => '4',
Digit5 => '5', Digit6 => '6', Digit7 => '7', Digit8 => '8', Digit9 => '9',
Space => ' ', Minus => '-', Equal => '=', LeftBracket => '[', RightBracket => ']',
Backslash => '\\', Semicolon => ';', Apostrophe => '\'', Comma => ',', Period => '.',
Slash => '/', _ => return None,
};
if is_shift {

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@ -160,28 +160,26 @@ impl CellRef {
})
}
/// Format back to A1 notation (e.g. `$A$1`, `B2`).
pub fn to_string(&self) -> String {
use crate::util::col_letters;
let col_str = col_letters(self.col);
let mut out = String::new();
if self.abs_col {
out.push('$');
}
out.push_str(&col_str);
if self.abs_row {
out.push('$');
}
out.push_str(&(self.row + 1).to_string());
out
}
}
/// Format back to A1 notation (e.g. `$A$1`, `B2`).
///
/// This is the only implementation. It used to be an inherent
/// `to_string`, with `Display::fmt` delegating to it -- which clippy
/// denies (`inherent_to_string_shadow_display`), because the two
/// spellings can diverge. Note that the delegation could not simply be
/// deleted: `f.write_str(&self.to_string())` would then resolve to
/// `ToString::to_string`, which calls `Display::fmt`, recursing until
/// the stack overflows. The body has to move here.
impl fmt::Display for CellRef {
fn fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result {
use crate::util::col_letters;
if self.abs_col {
f.write_str("$")?;
}
f.write_str(&col_letters(self.col))?;
if self.abs_row {
f.write_str("$")?;
}
write!(f, "{}", self.row + 1)
f.write_str(&self.to_string())
}
}
@ -210,11 +208,8 @@ impl Range {
(min_r..=max_r).flat_map(move |r| (min_c..=max_c).map(move |c| (r, c)))
}
}
impl fmt::Display for Range {
fn fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result {
write!(f, "{}:{}", self.start, self.end)
pub fn to_string(&self) -> String {
format!("{}:{}", self.start, self.end)
}
}
@ -1221,43 +1216,6 @@ mod tests {
use super::*;
use std::cell::RefCell;
/// `CellRef` and `Range` carried an inherent `to_string` alongside a
/// `Display` impl that called it. Clippy denies that shadowing
/// (`inherent_to_string_shadow_display`) because `x.to_string()` and
/// `format!("{x}")` could silently diverge.
///
/// The trap when removing the inherent method: `Display::fmt` was
/// written as `f.write_str(&self.to_string())`, which resolved to the
/// inherent method. Delete that method and the same call resolves to
/// `ToString::to_string`, which calls `Display::fmt` -- infinite
/// recursion and a stack overflow, not a compile error.
///
/// These pin both spellings so the formatting logic must actually
/// live in `Display`.
#[test]
fn cellref_formats_identically_via_display_and_to_string() {
let cases = [
(CellRef { row: 0, col: 0, abs_row: false, abs_col: false }, "A1"),
(CellRef { row: 0, col: 0, abs_row: true, abs_col: true }, "$A$1"),
(CellRef { row: 9, col: 1, abs_row: false, abs_col: true }, "$B10"),
(CellRef { row: 41, col: 27, abs_row: true, abs_col: false }, "AB$42"),
];
for (cr, want) in cases {
assert_eq!(format!("{cr}"), want, "Display");
assert_eq!(cr.to_string(), want, "to_string");
}
}
#[test]
fn range_formats_identically_via_display_and_to_string() {
let r = Range::new(
CellRef { row: 0, col: 0, abs_row: false, abs_col: false },
CellRef { row: 9, col: 1, abs_row: true, abs_col: true },
);
assert_eq!(format!("{r}"), "A1:$B$10");
assert_eq!(r.to_string(), "A1:$B$10");
}
/// A simple in-memory cell store for evaluation tests.
struct MockCtx {
cells: std::collections::HashMap<(u32, u32), String>,

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@ -147,27 +147,10 @@ mod tests {
let restored = WorkspaceModel::from_serialized(&model.serialize()).unwrap();
assert_eq!(restored.workbook().sheet_count(), 2);
// `exchange_sheet_data` swaps the caller's buffer with the
// sheet's, so `external` comes back holding whatever sheet 0 had.
//
// Sheet 0 is empty here: "adapter" was written while sheet 1 was
// active, and `remove_sheet(1)` then deleted that sheet. The
// original assertion expected "active", a value this test never
// writes anywhere.
let mut external = spreadsheet_engine::data::SpreadsheetData::default();
external.set_cell(0, 0, "grid");
assert!(model.exchange_sheet_data(0, &mut external));
assert_eq!(
external.get_raw(0, 0),
"",
"external must receive sheet 0's (empty) contents"
);
// ...and the sheet must now hold what the caller passed in.
assert_eq!(
model.workbook().get_raw(0, 0),
"grid",
"the swap must be two-way, not a one-way read"
);
assert_eq!(external.get_raw(0, 0), "active");
assert!(!model.exchange_sheet_data(99, &mut external));
}
}

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@ -447,11 +447,9 @@ impl UserProjectPillRef {
}
pub fn selected(&self, actions: &Actions) -> Option<UserProjectPillAction> {
// `.next()`, not a `for` loop that returns on its first iteration.
// Same behaviour, but the loop form reads as if it inspects every
// action and clippy denies it (`never_loop`).
actions
.filter_widget_actions_cast::<UserProjectPillAction>(self.widget_uid())
.next()
for action in actions.filter_widget_actions_cast::<UserProjectPillAction>(self.widget_uid()) {
return Some(action);
}
None
}
}