The drop lands inside the demo's long Ambient_Score.wav on A2, and overwriting there splits it,
so the total clip count went up by 3, not 2, and the test failed deterministically.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
egui ends a drag when Escape is pressed, and FilmCraft treated that stop as a
release: the drag was committed wherever the pointer was. Escape now abandons
it: nothing moves, nothing is dropped, nothing goes on the undo stack.
- Timeline: clip moves, trims, rolls, slips, slides and stretches, caption
blocks and automation keyframes. The clips stay put and stay selected.
- Items carried between panels (a clip or sequence from the Project panel,
Source monitor drags, effects, presets, graphics templates): the payload
is cleared in drag_ghost. panels::cancel_drag / drag_cancelled keep a
cancelled drag from restarting until the button comes up.
- Freeform card moves go back, and the next drag works.
- Media Browser drags, which import on drag start, take the import back even
when released over a panel.
Tests: escape_drag_ui (5 tests: Timeline clip, caption, Project panel item,
Freeform card, effect; each with the same drag without Escape as a control)
and escape_takes_back_a_media_browser_drag. Automation keyframes have no
test fixture. The ui-egui suite passes except the two Windows CRLF failures
fixed in #488.
A selection that holds a bin beside items (one id space) made the whole drop
fail with "no such item"; only items are placed now.
Session::edit_group raised the history limit while a group ran and did not
restore it if the group panicked. It now restores it and rolls the group back
before the panic goes on.
Carry #754's "new" track handling into place_one, and add it to items: the
first item adds the track and the rest of the list follows it onto that track.
New Bin only selected the folder and started rename, so Clear still targeted clips that were selected before. The trash button and Delete then removed those items and left the bin. Clicking a bin already deselects items; creating one now does the same, and Clear drops the rename field so it does not keep editing a bin that is about to go.
Problem: a bin stayed wherever it was created. `project.moveToBin` only
moved project items, and bin rows and cards in the Project panel could not
be dragged, so the only way to nest bins was to create them inside each
other.
Fix: `project.moveToBin` also takes bin ids in `items` (as `project.delete`
does) and moves the bin with everything in it, skipping the root and any
move that would put a bin inside itself. In the Project panel, bin rows
(List view) and bin cards (Icon view) can be dragged: dropping one on
another bin nests it there, and dropping it on empty space moves it into
the bin the view shows.
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Problem: every New Bin entry (Cmd+B, File > New > Bin, the Project panel
menu, the footer button and the context menus) ran `file.newBin` with the
fixed name "New Bin", so each bin had to be renamed by hand afterwards.
Fix: `file.newBin` without a `name` from the UI makes the bin in the shown
bin (or the given parent), selects it and opens its inline rename field;
agents that pass `name` still name it directly.
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timeline.place takes items: [...] and file.newSequence takes fromItems: [...]; both run as
one undo step through the new Session::edit_group, which rolls back if any item fails.
Files dropped from the OS use the same command instead of one timeline.place per file,
so they are one undo step too.
Problem: with the Project panel focused, Cmd+A ran project.selectAll,
which selected every item in the project: items in closed bins and in
bins of other tabs too.
Fix: project.selectAll takes an optional `bin` (its direct items) and
`expanded` (sub-bins twirled open in List view, whose items are shown
and count). Unknown or malformed ids are an error and leave the
selection alone; without `bin` it still selects the whole project. The
UI passes the shown tab's bin and, in List view, the open bins; while a
search filters the panel it selects exactly the rows shown.
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In Icon view each row of cards was laid out as a hover-only strip, so
only the strip under the last row sensed clicks. With an empty project
the whole panel is that strip and double-click opened Import; as soon
as the project had cards (for example after placing audio in the
timeline, which adds the clip and its sequence), most of the visible
blank space sat beside or between the cards and ignored double-clicks.
A click-sensing background now covers the visible Icon view behind the
cards (registered first, so cards keep their own clicks) with the same
handlers as the empty strip: click deselects, double-click imports,
right-click opens the panel menu.
Tests double-click with real pointer input at 60 fps: between and beside
the demo project's bins, and beside the cards after a tone is placed on
A1; both failed before (0 imports) and pass now.
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Dragging with the left button from empty space in the Project panel draws a
selection rectangle, and every clip whose row or card it touches is selected,
live. In Icon view the gaps between cards count as empty space too, so a click
there deselects. A plain drag replaces the selection, Shift or Ctrl adds to
it, and Escape cancels and restores the selection the drag began with. The
selection goes through project.select; the rectangle registers
project.marquee.
Synthetic input (control channel, MCP, UI tests) now sends ModifiersChanged
around a pointer press and release that carry modifiers, so a drag that egui
recognises frames after the press still sees Shift / Ctrl, as with real keys.
This also lets automated Shift-drags of the Timeline marquee add to the
selection.
Limits: the rectangle does not select bins (the panel tracks one selected
bin), and in List view, where rows span the full width, it starts in the
empty space below the rows.
Tests: five project_panel_ui tests. The ui-egui suite passes except the two
Windows CRLF failures fixed in #488.
Resolve the shown Project bin for file-dialog and dropped imports. Capture the browser destination before asynchronous media reads so navigation cannot redirect an in-flight batch.
- File ▸ New ▸ Color Matte… (and Project ▸ New Item) opens a New Color Matte
dialog: color picker, name, width, height and duration. Called with params
(CLI, control, MCP) it still creates the matte directly.
- project.matteColor {item?, color}: change a Color Matte's color (the
selected one by default); every clip of it follows and it undoes.
Double-clicking a Color Matte in the Project panel opens its color picker,
as in Premiere.
- media pool: a generator's cache key now holds its parameters, so a matte
whose color changes (or comes back with undo) is generated again instead of
the pool serving the first one forever.
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List / Icon / Freeform views, Metadata Display, view presets, font size,
Preview Area, bin tabs and windows, hover-scrub In/Out; Media Browser tree,
Favorites, history, file types, thumbnails, Edit Columns, import and drag.
Engine: project_panel and media_browser modules, Services::list_entries.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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