Live undo/redo: add/delete component and link, move, property edits

Undo and redo now work against a connected device; each step is sent
there through Sox. Deleting a component first reads its whole subtree
back (config, unloaded children, links, place among siblings) so undo
can recreate it; recreated components take new device ids, which the
DOM elements pick up so later steps still reach them. Binary Buf
config (a user's cred) is read with read_prop, since the cache decodes
every Buf as a Str. Moves, tidy layout, and Properties / page editor /
user edits record only what the device accepted.

A step that does not fully reach the device warns and clears the
history. History is also cleared on every view change in live mode,
as opening a sheet rebuilds the DOM from the device.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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2026-10-06 20:03:26 +03:00
co-authored by Claude Opus 5.5
parent fd22eb314d
commit b98fe828da
9 changed files with 534 additions and 67 deletions
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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ import binascii
from tkinter import messagebox
import app_state
from sox import BUF_ID, type_id_for_slot
from sox import BUF_ID, CONFIG, STR_ID, type_id_for_slot
# Why the last live_* call failed, in words the user can act on. Every failing call sets
@@ -41,8 +41,8 @@ def _session():
def warn_failure(title, what, detail=None):
"""Tells the user, in a dialog and the status bar, that `what` did not reach the device.
`detail` defaults to last_error. Live mode has no undo, so the dialog is the only
record the user gets that the editor and the device may now disagree.
`detail` defaults to last_error. Nothing retries a write that failed, so the dialog
is the only record the user gets that the editor and the device may now disagree.
"""
reason = detail if detail is not None else last_error
app_state.set_status(f"{what}: {reason}", warn=True)
@@ -230,6 +230,190 @@ def live_invoke(element, slot_name, arg=None):
return False
# ── Undo: read a subtree back, put it back ──────────────────────
def read_subtree(element):
"""Everything it takes to put `element` and all it holds back on the device.
Read from the device, not the DOM: the DOM only holds what has been opened, and a
placeholder child carries neither config nor children of its own. Requests go one
component at a time, at the pace the device sets (see used_kit_names).
Returns {"tree", "links", "siblings"}, or None with last_error set. A node is
{"id", "kit_id", "type_id", "type_name", "name", "values", "element", "children"},
where "element" is the DOM element showing it, if any, so a new id can reach it.
A link end, and each of "siblings" (the parent's children, in order), is ("node",
node), ("elem", element) or ("id", comp_id): a component outside the subtree is
followed by its element when it has one, because its id changes if it is itself
deleted and put back.
"""
ds = _session()
if ds is None:
return None
comp_id = _comp_id(element)
if comp_id is None:
return _fail(f"'{element.get('name', '?')}' has no component id.")
client = ds.sox_client
root = app_state.xml_root_element
elements_by_id = {}
if root is not None:
for elem in root.iter("comp"):
if elem.get("id") is not None:
elements_by_id.setdefault(elem.get("id"), elem)
nodes_by_id = {}
def read(comp):
if comp.type_name not in app_state.final_components_registry:
raise _SnapshotError(f"No kit manifest describes {comp.type_name}, so "
f"'{comp.name}' could not be put back as it was.")
children = ds.load_children(comp.id)
if len(children) != len(comp.children):
raise _SnapshotError(f"Not every child of '{comp.name}' could be read.")
client.update([comp], CONFIG)
values = dict(comp.values)
# The cache reads every Buf as a Str, which loses bytes of a binary one (a
# user's cred); those are read again as what they are.
for slot in app_state.final_components_registry[comp.type_name]:
if ("c" in slot["flags"] and slot["type"] != "void"
and _wire_type(slot["type"], slot["facets"].get("asStr") is True) == BUF_ID):
values[slot["name"]] = client.read_prop(comp.id, slot["slot_id"], BUF_ID)
node = {
"id": comp.id,
"kit_id": comp.kit_id,
"type_id": comp.type_id,
"type_name": comp.type_name,
"name": comp.name,
"values": values,
"element": elements_by_id.get(str(comp.id)),
"children": [],
}
nodes_by_id[comp.id] = node
node["children"] = [read(child) for child in children]
return node
try:
top = client.load(comp_id)
if top is None:
return _fail(f"'{element.get('name', '?')}' could not be read from the device.")
tree = read(top)
links = []
seen = set()
for cid in list(nodes_by_id):
for lnk in client.read_links(cid):
key = (lnk.from_comp_id, lnk.from_slot_id, lnk.to_comp_id, lnk.to_slot_id)
if key in seen:
continue
seen.add(key)
links.append((_link_end(lnk.from_comp_id, nodes_by_id, elements_by_id),
lnk.from_slot_id,
_link_end(lnk.to_comp_id, nodes_by_id, elements_by_id),
lnk.to_slot_id))
except _SnapshotError as e:
return _fail(str(e))
except Exception as e:
return _fail(f"'{element.get('name', '?')}' could not be read from the device: {e}")
parent = client.cache_get(top.parent)
siblings = [_link_end(cid, nodes_by_id, elements_by_id)
for cid in (parent.children if parent is not None else [])]
return {"tree": tree, "links": links, "siblings": siblings}
class _SnapshotError(Exception):
pass
def _link_end(comp_id, nodes_by_id, elements_by_id):
if comp_id in nodes_by_id:
return ("node", nodes_by_id[comp_id])
elem = elements_by_id.get(str(comp_id))
if elem is not None:
return ("elem", elem)
return ("id", comp_id)
def _link_end_id(end):
kind, ref = end
if kind == "node":
return ref["id"]
if kind == "elem":
return _comp_id(ref)
return ref
def recreate_subtree(parent_element, snapshot, build_config):
"""Adds a subtree from read_subtree back under `parent_element`, with its links.
The device hands out new ids. Each node, and the DOM element showing it, takes its
new id, so whatever refers to them later still finds them. The component goes back
to its old place among its siblings.
`build_config(type_name, device_values=...)` makes an add command's config values.
Returns (top_created, complete); when not complete, last_error says what is missing.
"""
ds = _session()
if ds is None:
return False, False
parent_id = _comp_id(parent_element)
if parent_id is None:
_fail(f"The parent '{parent_element.get('name', '?')}' has no component id.")
return False, False
client = ds.sox_client
tree = snapshot["tree"]
def create(node, under_id):
config = build_config(node["type_name"], device_values=node["values"])
comp = client.add(under_id, node["kit_id"], node["type_id"], node["name"], config)
node["id"] = comp.id
if node["element"] is not None:
node["element"].set("id", str(comp.id))
def create_children(node):
for child in node["children"]:
create(child, node["id"])
create_children(child)
try:
create(tree, parent_id)
except Exception as e:
_fail(f"The device rejected the add of '{tree['name']}': {e}")
return False, False
try:
create_children(tree)
for from_end, from_slot, to_end, to_slot in snapshot["links"]:
client.link(_link_end_id(from_end), from_slot, _link_end_id(to_end), to_slot)
# The add put it last; the device's order is the order execution runs in.
parent = client.cache_get(parent_id)
wanted = [_link_end_id(end) for end in snapshot["siblings"]]
if (parent is not None and set(wanted) == set(parent.children)
and wanted != parent.children):
client.reorder(parent_id, wanted)
complete = True
except Exception as e:
_fail(f"'{tree['name']}' is back on the device, but not all of it: {e}")
complete = False
ds.after_add(tree["id"])
return True, complete
def wire_value(type_id, raw):
"""A value as the device sent it, in the form encode_value wants for `type_id`."""
if type_id == BUF_ID:
return bytes(raw) if isinstance(raw, (bytes, bytearray)) else str(raw).encode("utf-8")
if type_id == STR_ID:
if isinstance(raw, (bytes, bytearray)):
return bytes(raw).decode("utf-8", errors="replace").rstrip("\0")
return str(raw)
return _coerce_value(type_id, str(raw))
# ── Helpers ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
def _comp_id(element):