react-native-vroom-chart 0.7.0 → 0.9.0

package/cpp/_core_src/drawings.cpp

@@ -115,6 +115,99 @@ void draw_path(SkCanvas* canvas, const VroomChart& chart, const Layout& lay,
     canvas->drawPath(builder.detach(), paint);
 }
 
+// Strokes straight segments through `pts` (already in pixels). Unlike a pencil
+// stroke a path's vertices were each placed deliberately, so the corners are the
+// point — no smoothing. Round joins/caps keep the corners from spiking at the
+// sharp angles a wave count tends to produce.
+void draw_polyline(SkCanvas* canvas, const std::vector<SkPoint>& pts,
+                   SkColor color, float width) {
+    if (pts.size() < 2) return;
+    SkPathBuilder builder;
+    builder.moveTo(pts[0]);
+    for (size_t i = 1; i < pts.size(); ++i) builder.lineTo(pts[i]);
+
+    SkPaint paint;
+    paint.setAntiAlias(true);
+    paint.setColor(color);
+    paint.setStyle(SkPaint::kStroke_Style);
+    paint.setStrokeWidth(width > 0.f ? width : 2.f);
+    paint.setStrokeCap(SkPaint::kRound_Cap);
+    paint.setStrokeJoin(SkPaint::kRound_Join);
+    canvas->drawPath(builder.detach(), paint);
+}
+
+// Apex-to-base length of the arrowhead. Scales with the stroke so a thicker
+// path gets a proportionally bigger head.
+float arrow_head_len(float width) {
+    return 5.f + 2.5f * (width > 0.f ? width : 2.f);
+}
+
+// Fills a small triangular arrowhead with its apex at `tip`, pointing away from
+// `from`. Skipped when the segment is too short to seat one (otherwise the head
+// would swallow the whole segment and flip direction on tiny jitters).
+void draw_arrow_head(SkCanvas* canvas, SkPoint tip, SkPoint from, SkColor color,
+                     float width) {
+    const float len = arrow_head_len(width);
+    const float half = len * 0.45f;  // base half-width
+    const float dx = tip.fX - from.fX;
+    const float dy = tip.fY - from.fY;
+    const float dist = std::sqrt(dx * dx + dy * dy);
+    if (dist < len) return;
+
+    const float ux = dx / dist;  // unit vector pointing at the tip
+    const float uy = dy / dist;
+    const SkPoint base{tip.fX - ux * len, tip.fY - uy * len};
+
+    SkPathBuilder head;
+    head.moveTo(tip);
+    head.lineTo(base.fX - uy * half, base.fY + ux * half);  // base, one side
+    head.lineTo(base.fX + uy * half, base.fY - ux * half);  // base, the other
+    head.close();
+
+    SkPaint paint;
+    paint.setAntiAlias(true);
+    paint.setColor(color);
+    paint.setStyle(SkPaint::kFill_Style);
+    canvas->drawPath(head.detach(), paint);
+}
+
+// Projects every point of a path/stroke to pixels in one pass, so the render and
+// arrowhead code can index them without re-projecting.
+std::vector<SkPoint> project_all(const VroomChart& chart, const Layout& lay,
+                                 const PriceBounds& bounds, int64_t window_ms,
+                                 const std::vector<VroomDrawPoint>& pts) {
+    std::vector<SkPoint> out;
+    out.reserve(pts.size());
+    for (const auto& p : pts) out.push_back(to_px(chart, lay, bounds, window_ms, p));
+    return out;
+}
+
+// Draws a whole arrow-tipped path from its already-projected points: the
+// segments, then the head on the last one.
+void draw_arrow_path(SkCanvas* canvas, const std::vector<SkPoint>& pts,
+                     SkColor color, float width) {
+    if (pts.size() < 2) return;
+    const SkPoint tip = pts.back();
+    const SkPoint prev = pts[pts.size() - 2];
+    const float len = arrow_head_len(width);
+    const float dx = tip.fX - prev.fX;
+    const float dy = tip.fY - prev.fY;
+    const float dist = std::sqrt(dx * dx + dy * dy);
+    if (dist < len) {  // no room for a head — just the bare segments
+        draw_polyline(canvas, pts, color, width);
+        return;
+    }
+
+    // Stop the stroke at the head's base rather than running it to the apex:
+    // its round cap is a half-disc of radius width/2 centred on the endpoint, so
+    // at the apex it bulges past the point and blunts it. The base is wider than
+    // the stroke, so the cap ends up hidden inside the triangle.
+    std::vector<SkPoint> body(pts);
+    body.back() = SkPoint{tip.fX - dx / dist * len, tip.fY - dy / dist * len};
+    draw_polyline(canvas, body, color, width);
+    draw_arrow_head(canvas, tip, prev, color, width);
+}
+
 void draw_node(SkCanvas* canvas, SkPoint pt, float scale = 1.f) {
     SkPaint fill;
     fill.setAntiAlias(true);
@@ -232,6 +325,12 @@ void draw(SkCanvas* canvas,
                           static_cast<SkColor>(d.color), d.width);
                 continue;
             }
+            if (d.kind == 3) {
+                draw_arrow_path(
+                    canvas, project_all(chart, lay, bounds, window_ms, d.points),
+                    static_cast<SkColor>(d.color), d.width);
+                continue;
+            }
             const SkPoint a = to_px(chart, lay, bounds, window_ms, d.a);
             const SkPoint b = to_px(chart, lay, bounds, window_ms, d.b);
             if (d.kind == 1) {
@@ -255,7 +354,16 @@ void draw(SkCanvas* canvas,
         const auto& d = chart.drawings[chart.selected_drawing];
         const SkPoint sa = to_px(chart, lay, bounds, window_ms, d.a);
         const SkPoint sb = to_px(chart, lay, bounds, window_ms, d.b);
-        if (d.kind == 2) {
+        if (d.kind == 3) {
+            // Path: every vertex was placed by hand, so every one is a grab
+            // handle. The one being dragged renders 50% larger, like a line's.
+            const auto pts = project_all(chart, lay, bounds, window_ms, d.points);
+            for (size_t i = 0; i < pts.size(); ++i) {
+                draw_node(canvas, pts[i],
+                          chart.grabbed_endpoint == static_cast<int32_t>(i) ? 1.5f
+                                                                            : 1.f);
+            }
+        } else if (d.kind == 2) {
             // Pencil: anchors on the first/last point are a visual cue that the
             // stroke is movable — they aren't grab handles, so never enlarged.
             draw_node(canvas, sa);
@@ -289,6 +397,28 @@ void draw(SkCanvas* canvas,
         return;
     }
 
+    // 1d. Path in progress: the vertices placed so far, plus a rubber-band
+    //     segment to the cursor. The arrow rides the leading edge — on the
+    //     cursor while drawing, and (once committed) on the final vertex — so
+    //     the preview reads as the arrow it's about to become.
+    if (chart.draft_kind == 3) {
+        if (chart.draft_points.empty()) return;
+        auto pts = project_all(chart, lay, bounds, window_ms, chart.draft_points);
+        if (chart.draft_has_b) {
+            pts.push_back(to_px(chart, lay, bounds, window_ms, chart.draft_b));
+        }
+        canvas->save();
+        canvas->clipRect(clip);
+        draw_arrow_path(canvas, pts, static_cast<SkColor>(chart.draft_color),
+                        chart.draft_width);
+        canvas->restore();
+        // Node dots on the placed vertices only (not the cursor) — unclipped, so
+        // a vertex on the very edge still renders whole.
+        const size_t placed = chart.draft_points.size();
+        for (size_t i = 0; i < placed; ++i) draw_node(canvas, pts[i]);
+        return;
+    }
+
     const SkPoint a = to_px(chart, lay, bounds, window_ms, chart.draft_a);
     const bool has_b = chart.draft_has_b;
     const SkPoint b =
@@ -339,7 +469,18 @@ HitResult hit_test(const VroomChart& chart,
         const auto& d = chart.drawings[chart.selected_drawing];
         const SkPoint a = to_px(chart, lay, bounds, window_ms, d.a);
         const SkPoint b = to_px(chart, lay, bounds, window_ms, d.b);
-        if (d.kind == 2) {
+        if (d.kind == 3) {
+            // Path: every vertex is a handle. Later vertices win an overlap, so
+            // stacked points stay individually reachable by peeling them off.
+            for (size_t i = d.points.size(); i-- > 0;) {
+                const SkPoint p = to_px(chart, lay, bounds, window_ms, d.points[i]);
+                if (std::hypot(x - p.fX, y - p.fY) <= kHandleHit) {
+                    return HitResult{chart.selected_drawing,
+                                     VROOM_DRAW_PART_VERTEX + static_cast<int32_t>(i),
+                                     0.f};
+                }
+            }
+        } else if (d.kind == 2) {
             // Pencil has no grab handles — its anchors translate like any other
             // part of the stroke, so fall through to the body pass.
         } else if (d.kind == 1) {
@@ -367,13 +508,15 @@ HitResult hit_test(const VroomChart& chart,
     float best_t = 0.f;
     for (size_t i = 0; i < chart.drawings.size(); ++i) {
         const auto& d = chart.drawings[i];
-        if (d.kind == 2) {
+        // Pencil and path share the polyline distance — a path's straight
+        // segments are exactly what dist_to_path already measures against.
+        if (d.kind == 2 || d.kind == 3) {
             const float dist = dist_to_path(x, y, chart, lay, bounds, window_ms,
                                             d.points, kBodyHit);
             if (dist <= best) {  // <= so later (topmost) drawings win ties
                 best = dist;
                 best_i = static_cast<int32_t>(i);
-                best_part = 5;
+                best_part = d.kind == 3 ? 6 : 5;
                 best_t = 0.f;
             }
             continue;

package/cpp/_core_src/drawings.h

@@ -1,10 +1,11 @@
 // Drawing annotations — user-placed line tools rendered on the price pane.
 //
 // Two kinds of geometry are drawn here:
-//   * Committed lines (chart.drawings) — two-point trendlines anchored in data
-//     space, so they stay glued to the candles as the user pans/zooms.
+//   * Committed shapes (chart.drawings) — lines, boxes, freehand strokes and
+//     arrow-tipped paths, anchored in data space so they stay glued to the
+//     candles as the user pans/zooms.
 //   * The transient "draft" (chart.draft_*) — the in-progress node dots and the
-//     live guideline shown while the user is placing a line.
+//     live guideline shown while the user is placing a shape.
 //
 // Like ma_overlay / crosshair this is its own module so the chart orchestrator
 // stays thin. Drawn after the overlays and before the axis backgrounds.
@@ -39,8 +40,12 @@ void draw(SkCanvas* canvas,
 //   * pencil — always 5 (stroke body). A freehand stroke has no grab handles:
 //              its end anchors are a visual cue only and translate the whole
 //              path like any other part of it.
-// Corner/endpoint hits are only reported for the currently selected drawing
-// (whose handles are visible).
+//   * path   — 6 (path body) or VROOM_DRAW_PART_VERTEX + i for vertex i. Unlike
+//              a pencil every vertex was placed deliberately, so every one is a
+//              grab handle; the offset keeps those indices clear of the small
+//              part numbers above.
+// Corner/endpoint/vertex hits are only reported for the currently selected
+// drawing (whose handles are visible).
 struct HitResult {
     int32_t index;
     int32_t part;

package/cpp/_core_src/ma_overlay.cpp

@@ -14,8 +14,11 @@
 
 #include <algorithm>
 #include <cmath>
+#include <vector>
 
+#include "curve.h"
 #include "gradient.h"
+#include "tip_pulse.h"
 #include "viewport.h"
 
 namespace vroom::ma_overlay {
@@ -48,6 +51,48 @@ void stroke_path(SkCanvas* canvas,
 
 inline float lerp(float a, float b, float t) { return a + (b - a) * t; }
 
+// Width of the background-colored ring that separates the tip dot from the line
+// and from the pulse expanding out behind it.
+constexpr float kTipBorderPx = 2.f;
+
+// One vertex of the close polyline, in screen space. Slot `k` counts back from
+// the right edge (0 = the newest close), the pairing a timeframe switch
+// preserves.
+//
+// Shared by the path builder and the tip marker: the dot has to sit on the exact
+// pixel the line ends at, including mid-interval-morph where both coordinates
+// are interpolated against the outgoing capture.
+SkPoint close_vertex(const Layout& lay,
+                     const PriceBounds& bounds,
+                     const ::VroomCandle* visible,
+                     std::size_t n,
+                     int64_t window_ms,
+                     int64_t visible_start_ms,
+                     int64_t candle_duration_ms,
+                     const CandleSnapshot* from,
+                     std::size_t from_count,
+                     float morph_t,
+                     std::size_t k) {
+    const ::VroomCandle* to = (k < n) ? &visible[n - 1 - k] : nullptr;
+    const CandleSnapshot* frm = (k < from_count) ? &from[k] : nullptr;
+    if (to) {
+        const float tx = vroom::candle_center_x(
+            lay, to->time_ms, candle_duration_ms, visible_start_ms, window_ms);
+        const float ty = vroom::price_to_y(lay, bounds, to->close);
+        if (!frm) return SkPoint{tx, ty};
+        // The capture is in band fractions, so it lands on the same pixels it
+        // occupied pre-switch even though the bounds changed.
+        const float area_w = vroom::candle_area_width(lay);
+        return SkPoint{
+            lerp(frm->x * area_w, tx, morph_t),
+            lerp(vroom::y_at_fraction(lay, frm->close), ty, morph_t)};
+    }
+    // A slot only the outgoing data had. Counts match in practice, so this just
+    // keeps gappy or short-history data from breaking the line.
+    return SkPoint{frm->x * vroom::candle_area_width(lay),
+                   vroom::y_at_fraction(lay, frm->close)};
+}
+
 // The close-price polyline, walked left to right. Shared by the stroke and the
 // gradient fill so both derive from identical geometry, mid-morph included.
 //
@@ -55,6 +100,10 @@ inline float lerp(float a, float b, float t) { return a + (b - a) * t; }
 // timeframe switch preserves — which walks the line left to right, so the vertex
 // order matches draw()'s at morph_t == 1. Every candle has a close, so there are
 // no gaps to break the subpath on.
+//
+// `tension` above 0 rounds the corners (see curve.h). It smooths the *screen*
+// positions rather than the closes, which is what keeps the line glued to the
+// candles mid-interval-morph, where those positions are themselves interpolated.
 SkPath build_close_path(const Layout& lay,
                         const PriceBounds& bounds,
                         const ::VroomCandle* visible,
@@ -64,45 +113,72 @@ SkPath build_close_path(const Layout& lay,
                         int64_t candle_duration_ms,
                         const CandleSnapshot* from,
                         std::size_t from_n,
-                        float morph_t) {
+                        float morph_t,
+                        float tension) {
     const std::size_t from_count = vroom::morph_from_count(from, from_n, morph_t);
     const std::size_t slots = std::max(n, from_count);
     if (slots == 0) return SkPath();
-    const float area_w = vroom::candle_area_width(lay);
 
-    SkPathBuilder path;
-    bool pen_down = false;
-    for (std::size_t k = slots; k-- > 0;) {
-        const ::VroomCandle* to = (k < n) ? &visible[n - 1 - k] : nullptr;
-        const CandleSnapshot* frm = (k < from_count) ? &from[k] : nullptr;
-
-        float x, y;
-        if (to) {
-            const float tx = vroom::candle_center_x(
-                lay, to->time_ms, candle_duration_ms, visible_start_ms, window_ms);
-            const float ty = vroom::price_to_y(lay, bounds, to->close);
-            if (frm) {
-                // The capture is in band fractions, so it lands on the same pixels
-                // it occupied pre-switch even though the bounds changed.
-                x = lerp(frm->x * area_w, tx, morph_t);
-                y = lerp(vroom::y_at_fraction(lay, frm->close), ty, morph_t);
+    // Vertex `i` of the left-to-right walk, so the smoothing pass below can look
+    // ahead without a second copy of the morph interpolation.
+    const auto vertex = [&](std::size_t i) -> SkPoint {
+        return close_vertex(lay, bounds, visible, n, window_ms, visible_start_ms,
+                            candle_duration_ms, from, from_count, morph_t,
+                            slots - 1 - i);
+    };
+
+    // Straight segments by default, and below three points there's no interior
+    // vertex to round. Kept as its own pass so the common case emits exactly the
+    // path it always has.
+    if (!(tension > 0.f) || slots < 3) {
+        SkPathBuilder path;
+        for (std::size_t i = 0; i < slots; ++i) {
+            const SkPoint p = vertex(i);
+            if (i == 0) {
+                path.moveTo(p);
             } else {
-                x = tx;
-                y = ty;
+                path.lineTo(p);
             }
-        } else {
-            // A slot only the outgoing data had. Counts match in practice, so this
-            // just keeps gappy or short-history data from breaking the line.
-            x = frm->x * area_w;
-            y = vroom::y_at_fraction(lay, frm->close);
         }
+        return path.detach();
+    }
 
-        if (pen_down) {
-            path.lineTo(x, y);
-        } else {
-            path.moveTo(x, y);
-            pen_down = true;
+    // A tangent needs a neighbor on both sides, so smoothing can't stay
+    // streaming. Reused across frames — rendering is single-threaded per chart
+    // and the buffer is only live for this call — so it stops allocating after
+    // the first frame at a given zoom.
+    static thread_local std::vector<SkPoint> pts;
+    pts.clear();
+    pts.reserve(slots);
+    for (std::size_t i = 0; i < slots; ++i) pts.push_back(vertex(i));
+
+    const auto secant_at = [&](std::size_t i) {
+        return vroom::curve::secant(pts[i].fX, pts[i].fY,
+                                    pts[i + 1].fX, pts[i + 1].fY);
+    };
+    // Endpoints have only one neighboring secant to lean on; interiors get the
+    // monotone-limited blend of both. Recomputing a secant or two beats carrying
+    // a second buffer.
+    const auto tangent_at = [&](std::size_t i) {
+        if (i == 0) return secant_at(0);
+        if (i + 1 == pts.size()) return secant_at(pts.size() - 2);
+        return vroom::curve::monotone_tangent(secant_at(i - 1), secant_at(i));
+    };
+
+    SkPathBuilder path;
+    path.moveTo(pts[0]);
+    for (std::size_t i = 0; i + 1 < pts.size(); ++i) {
+        // Flat or backwards spacing — duplicate timestamps, or the compressed x
+        // a morph can pass through — has no meaningful tangent, and curving
+        // through it would fold the line back on itself.
+        if (!(pts[i + 1].fX > pts[i].fX)) {
+            path.lineTo(pts[i + 1]);
+            continue;
         }
+        const vroom::curve::Controls c = vroom::curve::segment_controls(
+            pts[i].fX, pts[i].fY, pts[i + 1].fX, pts[i + 1].fY,
+            tangent_at(i), tangent_at(i + 1), tension);
+        path.cubicTo(c.c1x, c.c1y, c.c2x, c.c2y, pts[i + 1].fX, pts[i + 1].fY);
     }
     return path.detach();
 }
@@ -170,15 +246,17 @@ void draw_close_line(SkCanvas* canvas,
                      float opacity,
                      const CandleSnapshot* from,
                      std::size_t from_n,
-                     float morph_t) {
+                     float morph_t,
+                     float tension) {
     if (!canvas || candle_right <= 0.f || candle_area_h <= 0.f) return;
     opacity = std::clamp(opacity, 0.f, 1.f);
     if (opacity <= 0.f) return;
     morph_t = std::clamp(morph_t, 0.f, 1.f);
+    tension = std::clamp(tension, 0.f, 1.f);
 
     const SkPath path = build_close_path(lay, bounds, visible, n, window_ms,
                                         visible_start_ms, candle_duration_ms,
-                                        from, from_n, morph_t);
+                                        from, from_n, morph_t, tension);
     if (path.isEmpty()) return;
 
     stroke_path(canvas, path, candle_right, candle_area_h, color, width, opacity);
@@ -199,17 +277,19 @@ void draw_close_gradient(SkCanvas* canvas,
                          float opacity,
                          const CandleSnapshot* from,
                          std::size_t from_n,
-                         float morph_t) {
+                         float morph_t,
+                         float tension) {
     if (!canvas || candle_right <= 0.f || candle_area_h <= 0.f) return;
     gradient_opacity = std::clamp(gradient_opacity, 0.f, 1.f);
     opacity = std::clamp(opacity, 0.f, 1.f);
     const float alpha = gradient_opacity * opacity;
     if (alpha <= 0.f) return;
     morph_t = std::clamp(morph_t, 0.f, 1.f);
+    tension = std::clamp(tension, 0.f, 1.f);
 
     const SkPath line = build_close_path(lay, bounds, visible, n, window_ms,
                                         visible_start_ms, candle_duration_ms,
-                                        from, from_n, morph_t);
+                                        from, from_n, morph_t, tension);
     if (line.isEmpty()) return;
 
     // The polyline runs strictly left to right, so its bounds give the first and
@@ -240,6 +320,92 @@ void draw_close_gradient(SkCanvas* canvas,
     canvas->restore();
 }
 
+void draw_close_tip(SkCanvas* canvas,
+                    const Layout& lay,
+                    const PriceBounds& bounds,
+                    const ::VroomCandle* visible,
+                    std::size_t n,
+                    int64_t window_ms,
+                    int64_t visible_start_ms,
+                    int64_t candle_duration_ms,
+                    float candle_right,
+                    float candle_area_h,
+                    uint32_t line_color,
+                    uint32_t bg_color,
+                    float line_width,
+                    float opacity,
+                    bool pulse,
+                    float pulse_phase,
+                    const CandleSnapshot* from,
+                    std::size_t from_n,
+                    float morph_t) {
+    if (!canvas || candle_right <= 0.f || candle_area_h <= 0.f) return;
+    opacity = std::clamp(opacity, 0.f, 1.f);
+    if (opacity <= 0.f) return;
+    morph_t = std::clamp(morph_t, 0.f, 1.f);
+
+    const std::size_t from_count = vroom::morph_from_count(from, from_n, morph_t);
+    const std::size_t slots = std::max(n, from_count);
+    if (slots == 0) return;
+
+    const SkPoint tip =
+        close_vertex(lay, bounds, visible, n, window_ms, visible_start_ms,
+                     candle_duration_ms, from, from_count, morph_t, 0);
+    // Panned or scaled out of the pane: the line's end isn't on screen, so
+    // there's nothing to mark. The clip below would hide it anyway, but the ring
+    // is wide enough that a tip just off-pane would still bleed in.
+    if (tip.fY < 0.f || tip.fY > candle_area_h) return;
+    if (tip.fX < 0.f || tip.fX > candle_right) return;
+
+    // Scaling off the stroke keeps the marker proportionate at any line width;
+    // the floor stops a hairline chart from getting an invisible dot.
+    const float w = line_width > 0.f ? line_width : 1.5f;
+    const float dot_r = std::max(2.f, w * 1.5f);
+    const float border_r = dot_r + kTipBorderPx;
+
+    canvas->save();
+    canvas->clipRect(SkRect::MakeLTRB(0.f, 0.f, candle_right, candle_area_h));
+
+    // Ring first: the border paints over its inner edge, so it reads as
+    // expanding out from underneath the dot rather than around it.
+    if (pulse) {
+        const vroom::tip_pulse::Frame f = vroom::tip_pulse::at(pulse_phase);
+        const float r = border_r * f.radius_mul;
+        if (f.fill_alpha > 0.f) {
+            SkPaint fill;
+            fill.setAntiAlias(true);
+            fill.setColor(static_cast<SkColor>(line_color));
+            fill.setAlphaf(fill.getAlphaf() * f.fill_alpha * opacity);
+            canvas->drawCircle(tip.fX, tip.fY, r, fill);
+        }
+        if (f.stroke_alpha > 0.f) {
+            SkPaint edge;
+            edge.setAntiAlias(true);
+            edge.setColor(static_cast<SkColor>(line_color));
+            edge.setAlphaf(edge.getAlphaf() * f.stroke_alpha * opacity);
+            edge.setStyle(SkPaint::kStroke_Style);
+            edge.setStrokeWidth(1.f);
+            canvas->drawCircle(tip.fX, tip.fY, r, edge);
+        }
+    }
+
+    // Filled rather than stroked: an annulus stroked around the dot leaves an
+    // antialiased seam where the two meet, which shows up as a dark hairline.
+    SkPaint border;
+    border.setAntiAlias(true);
+    border.setColor(static_cast<SkColor>(bg_color));
+    border.setAlphaf(border.getAlphaf() * opacity);
+    canvas->drawCircle(tip.fX, tip.fY, border_r, border);
+
+    SkPaint dot;
+    dot.setAntiAlias(true);
+    dot.setColor(static_cast<SkColor>(line_color));
+    dot.setAlphaf(dot.getAlphaf() * opacity);
+    canvas->drawCircle(tip.fX, tip.fY, dot_r, dot);
+
+    canvas->restore();
+}
+
 void fill_between(SkCanvas* canvas,
                   const Layout& lay,
                   const PriceBounds& bounds,

package/cpp/_core_src/ma_overlay.h

@@ -48,6 +48,9 @@ void draw(SkCanvas* canvas,
 // had before the timeframe switch to its new one. `morph_t == 1` (the default)
 // draws `visible` alone.
 //
+// `tension` (0..1) rounds the corners, monotone-limited so the curve can't
+// overshoot into a price that never traded (see curve.h). 0 is straight segments.
+//
 // Separate from draw() because the capture holds candle closes — it can't stand
 // in for an indicator's values.
 void draw_close_line(SkCanvas* canvas,
@@ -65,12 +68,14 @@ void draw_close_line(SkCanvas* canvas,
                      float opacity = 1.f,
                      const CandleSnapshot* from = nullptr,
                      std::size_t from_n = 0,
-                     float morph_t = 1.f);
+                     float morph_t = 1.f,
+                     float tension = 0.f);
 
 // The area beneath the close-price polyline, filled with `color` ramping from
 // `gradient_opacity` at the line's peak to fully transparent at the pane bottom.
-// Takes the same geometry and morph arguments as draw_close_line and builds the
-// identical polyline, so the fill tracks the line through a timeframe switch.
+// Takes the same geometry, morph and tension arguments as draw_close_line and
+// builds the identical path, so the fill tracks the line through a timeframe
+// switch and follows the same rounded corners.
 //
 // `opacity` multiplies the ramp, which is what fades the fill in alongside the
 // line during the candle→line morph. Draws nothing when either opacity is 0.
@@ -91,7 +96,39 @@ void draw_close_gradient(SkCanvas* canvas,
                          float opacity = 1.f,
                          const CandleSnapshot* from = nullptr,
                          std::size_t from_n = 0,
-                         float morph_t = 1.f);
+                         float morph_t = 1.f,
+                         float tension = 0.f);
+
+// The marker at the line's newest end: a dot in `line_color` sized off
+// `line_width`, ringed by a 2px disc of `bg_color` that separates it from the
+// line's stroke cap, and optionally a pulse expanding out from behind it.
+//
+// Takes the same geometry and morph arguments as draw_close_line and reads the
+// same vertex, so the dot stays on the line's end pixel through a timeframe
+// switch. `opacity` scales everything, fading the marker in with the line during
+// the candle→line morph.
+//
+// `pulse_phase` is in cycles and wraps, so the caller can hand over elapsed time
+// divided by tip_pulse::kPeriodSeconds. Ignored unless `pulse`.
+void draw_close_tip(SkCanvas* canvas,
+                    const Layout& lay,
+                    const PriceBounds& bounds,
+                    const ::VroomCandle* visible,
+                    std::size_t n,
+                    int64_t window_ms,
+                    int64_t visible_start_ms,
+                    int64_t candle_duration_ms,
+                    float candle_right,
+                    float candle_area_h,
+                    uint32_t line_color,
+                    uint32_t bg_color,
+                    float line_width,
+                    float opacity = 1.f,
+                    bool pulse = false,
+                    float pulse_phase = 0.f,
+                    const CandleSnapshot* from = nullptr,
+                    std::size_t from_n = 0,
+                    float morph_t = 1.f);
 
 // Fills the closed region between two aligned series (NaN where undefined)
 // with `color` at its alpha × `opacity` — used for the Bollinger Band fill.

package/cpp/_core_src/theme.cpp

@@ -39,6 +39,9 @@ constexpr float kDefaultFloats[VROOM_FLOAT_COUNT_] = {
     0.f,    // VOLUME_RADIUS_PX — square by default
     1.5f,   // LINE_WIDTH_PX — line-chart polyline stroke width
     0.28f,  // LINE_GRADIENT_OPACITY — fill under the line, ramped to 0 at the pane bottom
+    0.f,    // LINE_TENSION — straight segments by default
+    1.f,    // LINE_TIP_DOT — the line's leading end is marked by default
+    0.f,    // LINE_TIP_PULSE — the ring is opt-in; it never lets the chart idle
 };
 
 }  // namespace