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feat(editor): show the cursor size as a percentage - #1443
The cursor Size slider shows no value, so there is no way to tell or repeat a size. It now shows one as a percentage, for example 360% at the default, in steps of 5%.
The stored value stays the same scale, so existing projects and presets are unaffected: cursorSize 3.6 is shown as 360%. The issue suggested px and said % could work too. I used %, because the value is a scale and cannot be labelled px directly. A correct output-pixel figure is possible, but it would have to be computed from the scene and layout. This keeps the existing range, default and step.
The inspector's Size row shows the value next to the label. No other visual change.
Testing
Windows 11, built app, a test video with a cursor sidecar, real mouse and keyboard input:
The slider read 150 to 600 in steps of 5.
Dragging it and pressing the right arrow took it to 545%, and the cursor in the preview grew.
The reset button returned it to 360% and then disappeared.
Unit tests cover the slider's range, the displayed value and the scale stored after a change (CursorPane.levels.test.tsx, SliderCell.test.tsx: 18 passed). CI on commit fa908de passed, including the full suite (5131 passed, 7 skipped), both typechecks, Lint, Build and the Windows and macOS diagnostic bundles. The full suite was not run locally. The automated reviewers did not produce a review, which is neither a pass nor a finding.
Not covered:
Export was not re-run. The compositor receives the same scale as before.
macOS and Linux.
Text contrast of the new value. It was read from the DOM because a screenshot was too faint to read.
For review: 100% is the compositor's base scale of 1, not the default size, and it sits below the slider's existing 150% minimum. So the default reads 360%. Making the default read 100% would give a range of about 42–167% with a step of about 1.39, or would change the adjustment step.
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The cursor-size slider now displays and accepts values as percentages, making the selected size easier to read and adjust. The percentage reflects the existing size range. Changing the slider continues to apply the corresponding cursor size in the editor and preview, while the underlying size settings and range remain unchanged.
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The cursor-size slider now displays and accepts percentage values. It converts slider changes to the existing stored scale before updating editor settings and the native compositor. Tests cover percentage display, stored values, and the compositor update.
The slider value, bounds, and default use percentage units. Changes convert back to the stored scale. Tests check the displayed percentage, stored value, and native compositor parameter.
[Feature]: Cursor size px unit — the request accepts percentage as an alternative, and this change displays cursor size as a percentage.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 0238b
The percentage display preserves existing cursor-size behavior and stored values. No merge-blocking issue was identified; merge after normal checks pass.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: displaying cursor size as a percentage in the editor.
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The description includes the required sections, explains the percentage conversion and compatibility impact, identifies the related issue, classifies the change, documents platform impact, describes v…
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Issue #1436 requests a unit for cursor size and lists % as an acceptable alternative to px. The cursor-size slider now displays percentages from 150% to 600% in 5% steps. The implementation converts t…
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The whole-PR changes are limited to the cursor-size slider in RightPanes.tsx and related tests in CursorPane.levels.test.tsx. These changes directly implement and verify issue #1436. No unrelated …
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Issue #1436 requests a unit for cursor size and lists % as an acceptable alternative to px. The cursor-size slider now displays percentages from 150% to 600% in 5% steps. The implementation converts the displayed percentage back to the existing scale before updating settings and the native compositor. Tests cover the displayed value, stored scale, range, and native preview value.
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Cover the native cursorSize push in the Size slider test.
The test checks only legacyEditor.cursorSize. The slider onChange also calls setNativeParam("cursorSize", v / 100), but only when a native view is active. This test never activates one, so that call does not run. A change that sent the raw slider value would still pass.
Add a case that:
activates a native view with setCurrentNativeViewId from @/native/nativeCompositorStore,
mocks setCompositorParam from @/native/compositorViewClient,
sets the slider to 345, and
asserts that setCompositorParam receives the view ID, "cursorSize", and 3.45.
Reset the view with setCurrentNativeViewId(null) after the test. The current code sends the correct scale. This is a regression-coverage gap, not a present defect.
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Review comment at @src/components/ai-edition/CursorPane.levels.test.tsx around
lines 199 - 202:
Extend the Size slider test to cover the native cursor-size update: activate a
native view with setCurrentNativeViewId from nativeCompositorStore, mock
setCompositorParam from compositorViewClient, change the slider to 345, and
assert the mock receives the view ID, "cursorSize", and 3.45. Reset the active
view to null after the test.
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- Line 222: In the test for cursorSize updates, add a negative assertion that
compositor.setCompositorParam was not called with 345, so the test fails if a
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Summary
The cursor Size slider shows no value, so there is no way to tell or repeat a size. It now shows one as a percentage, for example
360%at the default, in steps of 5%.The stored value stays the same scale, so existing projects and presets are unaffected:
cursorSize3.6 is shown as 360%. The issue suggested px and said % could work too. I used %, because the value is a scale and cannot be labelled px directly. A correct output-pixel figure is possible, but it would have to be computed from the scene and layout. This keeps the existing range, default and step.Related issue
Closes #1436.
Type of change
Release impact
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Screenshots / video
The inspector's Size row shows the value next to the label. No other visual change.
Testing
Windows 11, built app, a test video with a cursor sidecar, real mouse and keyboard input:
Unit tests cover the slider's range, the displayed value and the scale stored after a change (
CursorPane.levels.test.tsx,SliderCell.test.tsx: 18 passed). CI on commit fa908de passed, including the full suite (5131 passed, 7 skipped), both typechecks, Lint, Build and the Windows and macOS diagnostic bundles. The full suite was not run locally. The automated reviewers did not produce a review, which is neither a pass nor a finding.Not covered:
For review: 100% is the compositor's base scale of 1, not the default size, and it sits below the slider's existing 150% minimum. So the default reads 360%. Making the default read 100% would give a range of about 42–167% with a step of about 1.39, or would change the adjustment step.
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