Unify tab-bar draw loop's split-group/single-group duplication (GTK + TUI)

[JDonaghy]

Summary

Follow-up from #547. While fixing the breadcrumb-bar regression, the same shape of duplication was found in the tab-bar draw loops of both backends — the fix used there (a shared render::breadcrumb_draw_targets() helper) applies cleanly here too, but was deliberately left out of #547 to keep that PR scoped to the reported regression.

Where the duplication lives

Both backends branch on if let Some(split) = screen.editor_group_split { ... } else { /* single group */ ... } and, in each arm, independently:

• skip drawing when the group's tab bar is hidden (engine.is_tab_bar_hidden(group_id))
• compute the tab bar's Rect from gtb.bounds / screen.tab_bar_primitive
• push Surface::TabBar and draw
• recover hit-test geometry from the draw call and cache it

Concretely:

• src/gtk/mod.rs — ShellApp::render_content, the if let Some(ref split) = screen.editor_group_split { ... } else if !engine.is_tab_bar_hidden(...) { ... } block (currently just below the Draw tab bar(s) comment).
• src/tui_main/render_impl.rs — draw_frame, the equivalent split/single-group tab-bar blocks.

Proposed fix

Add a render::tab_bar_draw_targets() (or similar) shared helper, analogous to render::breadcrumb_draw_targets() added in #547, that:

• computes the list of (Rect, &TabBar, group_id) targets to draw this frame, filtering hidden tab bars
• takes the same origin_offset parameter breadcrumb_draw_targets does, since GTK's window rects are absolute and TUI's are content-area-relative (see GTK regressions from #515: editor breadcrumbs broken + explorer treeview icons don't use Nerd Fonts (converge on quadraui; fix quadraui gaps first) #547 and the coordinate-convention issue below)

Each backend keeps its own draw call + hit-test-geometry recovery (that part isn't shareable — GTK caches pixel hit-tests into Rc<RefCell<...>> maps, TUI doesn't need to), but the skip-condition + rect math collapses into one function, same as breadcrumbs.

Why this wasn't done in #547

#515 (immediately prior work on this branch) just rewrote tab-bar hit-test pixel geometry in both backends. Touching the tab-bar draw loop again right after that risks colliding with or subtly undoing that work, and it wasn't what #547 reported as broken. Low risk, but better as its own reviewable change.

Acceptance criteria

• render::tab_bar_draw_targets() (or equivalent) added to src/render.rs, covering the skip-condition + rect-math duplication described above.
• Both src/gtk/mod.rs::render_content and src/tui_main/render_impl.rs::draw_frame use it for both split-group and single-group tab bar drawing.
• No behavior change — existing tab-bar rendering/hit-testing tests (both backends) continue to pass unmodified.

Parent context: Platform-Neutral milestone (#7), same as #515/#547.

[JDonaghy]

Coordinator: Assignment Complete

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Status: done
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Summary

Implemented #549: added render::tab_bar_draw_targets() (mirrors #547's breadcrumb_draw_targets), unified GTK render_content + TUI draw_frame split/single-group tab-bar draw loops onto it, added a direct unit test, and closed a latent GTK zero-width-bounds filter gap that TUI already had. Full cargo build/clippy -D warnings/test suite (2130+ tests) all pass clean. Pushed to issue-549-unify-tab-bar-draw-loop-s-split-group-si, no PR opened.

[JDonaghy]

Coordinator: Assignment Complete

Machine: elitebook
Status: done
Exit code: 0
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Summary

Smoke test passed: GTK+TUI tab bars render correctly in both single-group and split-group layouts, no errors/panics

[JDonaghy]

Coordinator: Assignment Complete

Machine: dellserver
Status: done
Exit code: 0
Duration: —

Summary

Clean unification of tab-bar draw-loop duplication into shared render::tab_bar_draw_targets(), matches #547 precedent, includes direct unit test; no blocking issues found

Verdict: approve

Review findings

Review: #549 — Unify tab-bar draw loop's split/single-group duplication

Diffed origin/develop...origin/issue-549-unify-tab-bar-draw-loop-s-split-group-si (1 commit, 61f56b9). Did not run cargo build/cargo test per reviewer constraints (static review only); reasoned through the logic/type-checking manually instead.

Scope vs. issue

Matches the issue exactly: render::tab_bar_draw_targets() added to src/render.rs, mirroring the breadcrumb_draw_targets() pattern from #547 (same origin_offset convention, same zero-width-bounds filter, same doc-comment style). Both src/gtk/mod.rs::render_content and src/tui_main/render_impl.rs::draw_frame now call the shared helper for both split- and single-group tab-bar targets. No unrelated files touched (the src/core/engine/panels.rs/tests.rs modifications visible in git status are pre-existing local changes on the reviewer's machine, not part of this PR's diff — confirmed via git diff --stat against the branch).

Correctness walkthrough

• GTK (src/gtk/mod.rs): tab_bar_draw_targets(&engine, screen, tab_row_h, tab_bar_h, (0.0, 0.0), (x, y, w)) replaces the two separate branches. Traced through:
  • hover computation changed from self.tab_close_hover.map(|(_, i)| i) (single-group, ignored stored gid) to the split-style and_then(|(gid, i)| (gid == target.group_id.0).then_some(i)) for both modes now. Verified this is behavior-preserving: tab_close_hover is only ever populated from tab_close_hit_test(&close_abs_map, ..), and in single-group mode close_abs_map has exactly one key (active_group.0), so a Some hit's gid can only ever equal active_group.0. No observable difference.
  • bar_top/abs_close_record inputs: previously fed raw f64 group bounds directly; now routed through tb_rect: quadraui::Rect (f32 fields) and re-widened to f64. This introduces a f64→f32→f64 round-trip for pixel hit-test coordinates that didn't exist before. For realistic window pixel magnitudes this is well within f32's exact-integer range (up to 2^24) and shouldn't cause any visible/functional difference — flagging only as a minor precision-purity nitpick, not a bug.
  • Single-group (x, y, w) passed as single_group_rect are the same main_content_bounds-derived locals the old single-group branch used directly — confirmed unchanged.
• TUI (src/tui_main/render_impl.rs): tab_bar_targets computed once above the if let Some(split) = ... branch and reused in both arms (relies on tab_bar_draw_targets internally branching on screen.editor_group_split, so the same call correctly yields split-mode or single-mode targets). Rect math (bounds.y - reserved_h + origin_offset, then cast to u16) is equivalent to the old (gtb.bounds.y as u16).saturating_sub(tui_tbh) for all realistic values (group bounds.y is always ≥ the reserved tab-bar height by construction, so no underflow case is actually reachable in either version).
• Behavior change worth noting explicitly: the new split-mode path also filters gtb.bounds.width > 0.0 (via the shared helper), which the old GTK split loop did not do (TUI's old loop already had this guard via if tab_w > 0). This is called out directly in the tab_bar_draw_targets doc comment as intentional — it only fires on the pre-existing min_x == f64::MAX fallback path (a transient/degenerate layout state), and removes a footgun (drawing/hit-testing a garbage zero-width bar) rather than changing any steady-state behavior. Acceptance criteria say "no behavior change" — this is a very narrow, disclosed exception limited to an edge case that shouldn't be observable in normal use. Not a blocker, just flagging so it's a known, deliberate delta rather than a silent one.

Types / compile sanity

Manually checked (no cargo build per constraints):

• GroupId, ScreenLayout, Engine already imported in render.rs; no new imports needed.
• engine: &Engine param — GTK passes &engine where engine: Ref<Engine> (from self.engine.borrow()); TUI passes engine: &Engine directly. Both coerce/match fine, same idiom as pre-existing calls in the same functions.
• screen: &'a ScreenLayout — GTK's screen local is already &ScreenLayout (via screen_ref.as_ref().unwrap()); TUI's draw_frame takes screen: &render::ScreenLayout as a parameter. Both match directly.
• GroupTabBar.bar: quadraui::TabBar field name (gtb.bar) matches the struct definition.

Tests

New unit test test_tab_bar_draw_targets_single_and_split added directly under render.rs's existing test module, covering: single-group rect pass-through, single-group hidden-tab-bar suppression, split-group reserved_h subtraction + zero and non-zero origin_offset, and the zero-width-bounds filter in split mode. This is a solid direct test of the new pure function, in the same style as the #547 breadcrumb_draw_targets test that precedes it. No existing tests were modified, consistent with the acceptance criteria ("existing tab-bar rendering/hit-testing tests continue to pass unmodified").

Platform-neutrality check

No per-backend logic was added to fix a shared problem — the opposite happened: shared skip-condition/rect-math logic that existed independently in both backends was consolidated into render.rs, and each backend keeps only its legitimately backend-specific parts (GTK's Rc<RefCell<...>> pixel hit-test caches, TUI's tab_visible_counts_out/draw-ordering). This is exactly the pattern the project's Platform-Neutrality Rule asks for.

Minor / non-blocking observations

1. f64→f32→f64 round-trip for GTK hit-test coordinates (noted above) — cosmetic precision nitpick only.
2. No PROJECT_STATE.md/PLAN.md update in this diff — likely fine for a small, self-contained follow-up PR, but worth a nudge per the project's "prompt user to update PROJECT_STATE.md after significant tasks" convention if the user wants that habit reinforced.

Verdict

Clean, well-scoped, well-documented refactor that does exactly what the issue asked, follows the established breadcrumb_draw_targets precedent closely, and adds direct unit test coverage for the new shared function. No correctness bugs found. Approving.

[JDonaghy]

Coordinator: Assignment Failed

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Error

Interactive review session exited without producing a verdict (session may have failed to start). Re-dispatch a fresh review via 'Start review'.

[JDonaghy]

Coordinator: Assignment Complete

Machine: dellserver
Status: done
Exit code: 0
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Summary

Verdict: approve

[JDonaghy]

Coordinator: Assignment Complete

Machine: elitebook
Status: done
Exit code: 0
Duration: —

Summary

Branch already sat directly atop origin/develop (merge-base == develop HEAD), so no rebase was needed. Ran full build (clean, no warnings, exit 0) and cargo test --no-default-features (2011+2130+... all suites 0 failed). coord verify-merge confirmed develop-ahead=0, no foreign commits, merge-ready. coord merge --repo vimcode --only a22265d48115 opened PR #561 and merged it, closing issue #549.