@qxuken/kui 0.1.0-alpha.46 → 0.1.0-alpha.47

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -21,6 +21,51 @@ listed under both (backlog F61, from the alpha.12 field reports: the list
 is what the release knows it broke, and a fix it did not think of as one
 was the first bare bump to break an app in five releases).
 
+## 0.1.0-alpha.47 (2026-10-09)
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Text inside a turned node is read where it is drawn** (backlog
+  RG155, ADR 0043). A press on an editor in a tilted or scaled card puts
+  the caret under the pointer, and so does the drag that extends it, a
+  selection drag over a paragraph or a grid, a double or triple click,
+  `text_hit`, and the `line` / `byte` / `cell` a sink's pointer events
+  carry; `caret_rect` and the IME's anchor are where the caret is drawn,
+  so the candidate window opens beside a tilted field. alpha.46 read all
+  of them against the upright node. A square clipper inside a turn now
+  smooths its edge as a rounded one does instead of stairing, in the
+  renderer and the fragment epilogue.
+
+### Native verification
+
+The by-hand round on 2026-10-09, over RG155 — what alpha.46's pre-tag
+pass left — on the Mac: the mechanical round as CI runs it, the Odin
+binding regenerated and type-checked with CI's pinned Odin in a Debian
+container (the lesson of alpha.46's tag), the windowed round, the
+accessibility audit and the bench guard, then one read-only reviewer of
+the diff since alpha.46, each claim probed. It found two of RG155's
+paths written the wrong way — `text_hit` and `caret_rect` turned in the
+host's space where the turns are the window's, which a devtools dock on
+the left made twice its width wrong, and a sink's `line` and `byte` read
+through the sink's turn alone, not a turned column inside it — and a
+lookup every frame with a clip paid; all three were corrected before the
+tag, with tests that fail without them.
+
+**macOS**, the pre-tag pass. fmt and clippy are clean; `nu
+scripts/test.nu`: **2003 tests over 150 suites**, 0 failed. The C round
+passes (5 checks), and so do the **58 scenes** through Rust, Lua, C and
+Node; Node's tests under `KUI_CONFORMANCE_REQUIRED=1`, **224 of 224**;
+`npm run gen` with no diff, the examples' typecheck, the headless
+round, the book. The Odin generator's output matches the tree byte for
+byte, and the package and its five examples pass `odin check -vet
+-strict-style`. The windowed round with Node's: **55 examples on both
+bases**, clean on a first run. The accessibility audit: **106 of 106**.
+The bench guard against the alpha.46 tag: **green**, the eight guarded
+rows −0.7% to +3.5% on a machine another session had just been
+building on, and the two high rows re-read at +0.2%
+(`frame_10k_rects`) and +1.1% (`list_10k_rows_virtual`) once it was
+quiet. No Windows or Linux machine ran this round.
+
 ## 0.1.0-alpha.46 (2026-10-09)
 
 **What breaks.**
@@ -204,6 +249,18 @@ layer this round needed is checked by CI's `odin.nu` steps on the tag,
 and its layout was compared by script against the C side's asserts. No
 Windows or Linux machine ran this round.
 
+Those steps failed on the tag: `odin.nu gen --check` found the
+hand-written `generated.odin` with the `now` door one place out of the
+generator's order, so Forgejo's `check` failed and its publish to the
+drydock9 cargo registry was skipped. GitHub's pipeline had already put
+the crates on crates.io and staged the npm package, from the same
+commit, so the tag stays where it is. Nothing shipped differs: the Odin
+package is in neither registry. The file was regenerated with CI's
+pinned Odin (`dev-2026-09`) in a Debian container, the package and every
+Odin example type-checked there, and the fix is on main after the tag.
+alpha.46 was left off the drydock9 registry; alpha.47 is the next
+release there.
+
 ## 0.1.0-alpha.45 (2026-10-08)
 
 **What breaks.**

package/docs/adr/0043-a-node-turns-about-its-pivot.md

@@ -241,7 +241,10 @@ date: 2026-10-08
   did (the guard allows the noise floor).
 - A frame of 1,000 turned boxes, each its own clip entry, against the
   same frame upright: the cost of the per-node compose and the
-  bounding-box cull. Not yet taken (RG155).
+  bounding-box cull. Taken 2026-10-09 (RG155): `frame_1k_turned_rects`
+  reads ~136 µs against `frame_1k_rects`' ~79 µs, about 56 ns a turned
+  node — its own interned entry (a turn about its own box makes every
+  entry distinct), the compose, the bounding-box cull.
 
 ## Amendment: what the building changed (2026-10-08)
 
@@ -268,13 +271,16 @@ date: 2026-10-08
   turned (its quads name the scroller's entry) but its track is tested
   as an upright rect. A turned scroller is a demonstration shape, and
   the wheel over it is right; the thumb waits for an app that drags one.
-- **A caret placed inside a turn reads the pointer upright.** A press
-  finds an editor in a tilted card, but where its caret lands, the drag
-  that extends it, a static text's selection drag and `text_hit` take
-  the pointer less the content origin without pulling it back through
-  the turn, so under a turn or a scale the caret lands on the wrong
-  character. Found by alpha.46's pre-tag pass; open as RG155, with the
-  inner clip's unsmoothed edge and the second measurement below.
+- **What a press means for text is read on the upright layout.** The
+  caret a press places, the drag that extends it, a selection drag, a
+  grid's cell, `text_hit` and a sink's `line` / `byte` pull the pointer
+  back through the node's turn first (`Core::unturned`), and
+  `caret_rect` and the IME anchor are the caret as drawn. Alpha.46's
+  pre-tag pass found them reading the pointer upright; built the day
+  after the tag (RG155), with the square inner clip ramped over `AA` as
+  a rounded one is. A sink's lines are each read through their own
+  turns; a turn nested inside a selectable scope is read against the
+  scope's turn.
 - **The Odin layer was regenerated by hand.** No Odin ran on the
   building machine (its binary wants an LLVM the machine does not have),
   so `kui_c.odin`, `layout.odin`, `generated.odin`, `types.odin` and the

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@qxuken/kui",
-  "version": "0.1.0-alpha.46",
+  "version": "0.1.0-alpha.47",
   "description": "kui for Node: JSX views lowered into the kui IR, Elm-style messages as data",
   "license": "MIT",
   "repository": {