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Twelve tags under "carousel.", declared in TooltipTag alongside every other area. No "ide." prefix despite the ticket's wording: the lookup is by tag AND category, the category column already carries "ide", and none of the 530 existing ide-category rows are prefixed -- a prefixed tag would have made the carousel the sole exception. The three charts do not use setOnLongClickListener, and that is the whole subtlety of this change. MPAndroidChart's BarLineChartBase.onTouchEvent hands the event to its own touch listener and never calls super, so the framework's long-press detection never runs: a view listener would have been installed, looked wired in review, and never fired -- the same shape as the sampling-rate tap that was bound to the wrong edge of the chart. The charts answer through onChartLongPressed instead, which the renderer already implemented as a no-op. That callback also decides between two tags by where the press landed: below the plot is the time axis, which is what the sampling rate belongs to, and inside the plot is the metric itself. The decision is split out into helpTagAt so it can be tested -- TooltipManager reads the docs database from device storage in its static initialiser and cannot be loaded off-device, so a test can assert which tag is chosen but not that a tooltip appears. The rate chooser is a dialog with no free surface to long-press, so help is a neutral button there. It deliberately does not dismiss: the point is to read it and then pick a rate. Everything else is wired once, in MetricsCarouselController.bind(), which runs for the docked strip and the floating window alike -- the window's own chrome already carries the window-* tags. unbind() clears the listeners and also resets isLongClickable, which setOnLongClickListener(null) leaves set: the view would otherwise still claim a long press it no longer answers. Tier 1 and Tier 2 copy for all twelve tags is written; Tier 3 has nothing to link to, as there is no i/ help page for the carousel yet. Verified on a Pixel 6 Pro with the authored database pushed to /sdcard/Download/documentation.db, which the debug path prefers when it is newer: the arrows, title, camera and both chart regions each resolve their own tag and render the real copy, and the dialog's Help button resolves carousel.rate over the open dialog. Known gap: an arrow dimmed at the end of the carousel gives no help. A disabled view that is long-clickable consumes the touch and never fires the long press, so it does not fall through to the panel either. Fixing it means the arrows stop being disabled, which is an accessibility trade-off worth deciding explicitly rather than in passing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
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WalkthroughThe metrics carousel now defines tooltip tags, wires long-press help for controls, adds sampling-rate help, and displays chart or axis tooltips based on press location. Tests cover binding, cleanup, accessibility state, tag values, arrow dimming, and chart-region resolution. ChangesMetrics carousel help
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change adds long-press help across the metrics carousel, including chart-region and sampling-rate guidance. No current merge-blocking product risk remains. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant MetricsCarouselController
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User->>MetricsCarouselController: long-press carousel control
MetricsCarouselController->>TooltipService: show control tooltip
User->>MetricsChartRenderer: long-press chart
MetricsChartRenderer->>MetricsChartRenderer: resolve chart or axis tag
MetricsChartRenderer->>TooltipService: show chart tooltip
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In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/ui/MetricsCarouselController.kt`:
- Around line 220-221: Update MetricsCarouselController around updateArrows()
and displayTooltipOnLongPress() so each disabled boundary arrow has an enabled
help wrapper that exposes its tooltip while leaving arrow navigation disabled.
Ensure unbind() clears both wrapper listeners, and add regression coverage
verifying both boundary tooltips and navigation behavior.
- Line 197: Record validation for the changed carousel at font scales 1.0 and
2.0 by adding the corresponding screenshots or a PR statement, while retaining
the existing Pixel 6 Pro validation record.
In `@app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/ui/NetworkUsageChartRenderer.kt`:
- Line 70: Reorder the declarations in the NetworkUsageChartRenderer so the KDoc
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…arousel-help # Conflicts: # app/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/ui/MetricsChartRenderer.kt
…A-5510) Adding `override val helpTag` above `rebuild()` left each renderer's rebuild KDoc documenting the property instead of the function. The property is already documented on the base class, so the fix is to put it above the comment rather than to write a second one. ktlint did not catch it: a KDoc before a property is legal, and only the identical mistake in MetricsAnnotationStore -- where the doc ended up inside a class body with nothing to attach to -- tripped the linter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ist drifting (ADFA-5510) The "In a floating window" message could never show its tooltip, and the fault was mine twice over. It is only visible while the carousel is undocked -- and undocking calls unbind(), whose listener-clearing block I added for a different reason took that view's long-press listener with it. Docked, the view is gone. So the tag was unreachable in both states, which is the whole of what it was for. The controls are now one list, helpTargets(binding), driving the wiring, the unwiring and the test. There were three hand-maintained copies, which is precisely how a control added later gets help on binding and keeps a stale listener capturing a dead binding after unbinding -- the hazard MetricsCarouselLayout.setUndocked already carries a comment about. Unbinding clears every target except the undocked message, for the reason above. The test that claimed to check the tags asserted the TooltipTag constants against their own string literals, so it would have passed with two controls' tags swapped and never read the wiring at all. It now asserts which view each tag reaches, and that no two controls share one. Left as it is: carousel.panel. Its children tile the strip, so a long press almost always lands on a child that answers for itself, and the base of the strip is the pager, whose chart consumes its own touches. It is a genuine catch-all for the gaps rather than a control, and wiring it costs nothing -- but it will rarely be what answers, and the PR should not claim otherwise. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The undocked carousel was the one floating window whose chrome answered no long press. ADFA-5510 wired help to everything inside the carousel and missed the frame around it -- including the dock control, which is the only way back and so the one that most needs explaining. It now installs the same ChromeControlTooltips.handler the editor and plugin tabs do. helpTag is abstract. A page with no help is a page nobody wrote copy for, which should be a compile error rather than a silently unhelpful long press; every page already overrides it. One predicate decides what is on the axis band. The tap that opens the sampling-rate chooser and the long press that explains it have to agree on where that band is; written twice, they could drift apart and the tooltip would then describe a control the tap no longer reaches. clearLongPressHelp() is now one call, because setOnLongClickListener(null) leaves isLongClickable set and the view goes on claiming long presses for help it no longer offers. EditorBottomSheet had the same bug at six teardown sites and is swept too. Tests: four classes had grown their own measure/layout/draw helper, with the comment explaining why the draw matters in three of them and the draw itself missing from one. One layOutAndDraw() now, shared. The help test also built a controller per test case and never released any of them -- each one installs itself as the listener on three watchers -- so it ran against a growing pile of live carousels; they are tracked and unbound. Checked on device rather than by argument: the sampling-rate dialog's Help and Cancel buttons stay separate and legible at font scales 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0 (Help ends at x=479, Cancel starts at x=873 at 2.0), and the nine rate entries still fit without scrolling. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
…ir state A disabled View still consumes a touch and then drops it without calling any listener, so a long press on the arrow at either end of the carousel showed no tooltip -- and that is the arrow whose greying-out a user is likeliest to ask about. Same shape as the isLongClickable bug: the listener was installed, looked wired, and never fired. isClickable is the narrower statement and the true one. The arrow does not answer a tap; it does answer a long press. step() clamps anyway, so a tap on a dimmed arrow was already a no-op, and isEnabled was buying nothing but the swallowed help. Dropping isEnabled outright would have cost more than it gained, though: it is what a screen reader reads to announce a control as unavailable, and alpha is invisible to accessibility services, so the state would have disappeared for exactly the users who cannot see the dimming. An AccessibilityDelegateCompat reports the node as disabled and non-clickable instead, reading View.isClickable rather than holding its own copy of the state. Tested both halves: what a touch sees, and what createAccessibilityNodeInfo hands a screen reader. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
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Long-pressing the X on a floating window answered "Opens the file in a separate window" -- the opposite action, and the wrong noun when the window holds the metrics carousel. The close control had no tag, so it borrowed WINDOW_UNDOCK, which is not spare: two editor controls use it for a real undock, where that copy is correct. So this was a mismap rather than bad copy, and the fix is a tag of its own. Found from a screenshot of the undocked carousel, and reachable from the carousel at all because ADFA-5510 wired its chrome to the shared handler. It was equally wrong on editor and plugin windows before that. Verified on device: the X now reads "Closes the floating window.", and its See More gives the detail. Checked the dock control alongside it, so the two neighbouring controls no longer describe the same action. Also pins in the rebind test that dimming an end arrow changes its alpha and not its tint. The two are orthogonal -- the tint is the colour the glyph is drawn in, the dimming is alpha over it -- which is why asserting the arrows share a tint does not contradict their looking different at the ends of the carousel. A later change that dimmed through a state-aware ColorStateList would break that, and now it would be caught. The copy lives in documentation.db, which this repository cannot edit; it has been written into the local database for testing, and the four window-* tags need it in the content release. Recorded on ADFA-5513. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
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52-52: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRestore the rationale for
laidOutChart.
chart.layOutAndDraw()performs two required setup steps. The new KDoc only states that the chart is laid out and drawn. It no longer explains why the draw pass must remain. Keep the contract and rationale here, or referenceChartLayout.layOutAndDraw.Based on learnings, Kotlin test KDoc should document the test contract and rationale, not only restate the helper behavior.
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In `@app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/ui/MemoryUsageChartRendererTest.kt`:
- Line 52: Update the KDoc for the chart helper around laidOutChart to explain
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…arousel-help # Conflicts: # app/src/test/java/com/itsaky/androidide/ui/MetricsChartAxisTapTest.kt
TooltipMaterialCheckBox clears its tooltip listener the same way everything else did before this ticket: setOnLongClickListener(null) without unsetting isLongClickable, so it goes on consuming long presses for a tooltip it no longer offers. Missed by my own sweep, and for a dull reason: I grepped *.kt, and this one is Java in the resources module. It cannot use the Kotlin extension from there, so it does both halves inline. Also records why the chart's long-press help takes the default haptic feedback while every view-based site passes false. Those rely on View.performLongClick buzzing for them; BarLineChartBase.onTouchEvent never calls super, so the framework's long press never runs on a chart and the manual feedback is the only thing there is. The two look inconsistent and are not. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QeW3M24yD6HNhEnbuNW7Hz
The band was everything below the plot, and MPAndroidChart aligns the legend to the bottom by default -- under the axis labels, inside the band. So tapping the legend, the one part of a chart a reader expects to be tappable, opened the sampling-rate chooser; choosing a rate there clears every buffer, so a mis-tap costs the history being looked at. The band now stops at the legend's top edge, taken from what the chart reserves for it, and is never narrower than one axis label -- otherwise a legend that measured larger than expected could squeeze the rate chooser out of reach entirely. Verified by probe before fixing: a laid-out chart reports legendVerticalAlignment=BOTTOM and legendEnabled=true, with the legend below contentBottom(). Two tests, one per side of the bound; the legend one fails against the unbounded band. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017CCQUU7tBzZL61EmQhJP8j
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Long-press help for every control in the editor's metrics carousel. Twelve tags under
carousel., declared inTooltipTagalongside every other area.Stacked on #1790 (ADFA-5499). Review that first; this PR's diff is the last commit only.
The subtlety: the charts cannot use
setOnLongClickListenerBarLineChartBase.onTouchEventhands the event to MPAndroidChart's own touch listener and never callssuper, so the framework's long-press detection never runs. A view listener would have been installed, looked wired in review, and never fired — the same shape as the sampling-rate tap that was bound to the wrong edge of the chart. The charts answer throughonChartLongPressed, which the renderer already implemented as a no-op.That callback also picks between two tags by where the press landed: below the plot is the time axis, which is what the sampling rate belongs to; inside the plot is the metric itself. The decision is split into
helpTagAtso it can be tested —TooltipManagerreads the docs database from device storage in its static initialiser and cannot load off-device, so a test can assert which tag is chosen but not that a tooltip appears.Tags
carousel.panelcarousel.titlemetricsTitlecarousel.previousmetricsPreviouscarousel.nextmetricsNextcarousel.snapshotmetricsSnapshotcarousel.chart.memoryonChartLongPressedcarousel.chart.networkonChartLongPressedcarousel.chart.poweronChartLongPressedcarousel.batterymetricsBatterycarousel.axis.timecarousel.ratecarousel.undockedmetricsUndockedMessageNo
ide.prefix despite the ticket's wording: the lookup is by tag and category, the category column already carrieside, and none of the 530 existingide-category rows are prefixed. A prefixed tag would have made the carousel the sole exception. Recorded on the ticket.Other decisions
MetricsCarouselController.bind(), which runs for the docked strip and the floating window alike — the window's own chrome already carrieswindow-dock/window-undock/window-min/window-max.unbind()clears the listeners and resetsisLongClickable, whichsetOnLongClickListener(null)leaves set; the view would otherwise still claim a long press it no longer answers.Verification
On a Pixel 6 Pro, with the authored database pushed to
/sdcard/Download/documentation.db(the debug path prefers it when newer), each of these resolved its own tag and rendered the real copy:carousel.nextcarousel.previouscarousel.titlecarousel.snapshotcarousel.chart.memorycarousel.axis.timecarousel.rateTier 1 and Tier 2 copy for all twelve tags is authored. Tier 3 has nothing to link to — there is no
i/help page for the carousel yet, so noTooltipButtonsrows were added.Known gap, needs a decision
An arrow dimmed at the end of the carousel gives no help.
updateArrowsdisables it, and a disabled view that is long-clickable consumes the touch and never fires the long press — so it does not fall through to the panel tag either. That is exactly when a user is most likely to ask why the arrow does nothing. Fixing it means the arrows stop beingisEnabled = falseand are dimmed by alpha alone, which trades a small accessibility regression (TalkBack would announce an arrow that does nothing as actionable) for help being available. Worth deciding explicitly rather than in passing.Steps to QA
Review fix: the legend was inside the axis tap band
isOnAxisBandwasy >= contentBottom(), unbounded below, and MPAndroidChart aligns the legend to the bottom by default — under the axis labels, inside that band. So tapping the legend, which is the one part of a chart a reader expects to be tappable, opened the sampling-rate chooser; choosing a rate there clears every buffer, so a mis-tap costs the history being looked at.Verified by probe before changing anything: a laid-out chart reports
legendVerticalAlignment=BOTTOM,legendEnabled=true, and the legend belowcontentBottom().The band now stops at the legend's top edge, taken from what the chart reserves for it, and is never narrower than one axis label — otherwise a legend that measured larger than expected could squeeze the rate chooser out of reach entirely. Two tests, one per side of the bound; the legend one fails against the unbounded band.
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