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Allow hiding top panel via blueprint #6409

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  • rrb.TopPanel is now exposed, works similarly to rrb.TimePanel
  • TimePanel hidden state now fully hides the time panel

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@jprochazk jprochazk added 🐍 Python API Python logging API ui concerns graphical user interface 🟦 blueprint The data that defines our UI include in changelog labels May 22, 2024
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doesn't actually work ;)

Bunch of things we need to do:

  • process the incoming TopPanel
  • extend docs:
    • what does collapsed vs hidden mean on each of the panels
    • what does collapse_all thingy bool actually do now
    • ... stuff?

How I tested:
pixi run python ./docs/snippets/all/views/spatial2d.py
pixi run ipython
then

import rerun.blueprint as rrb
rrb.Blueprint(rrb.TopPanel(state="collapsed")).connect("rerun_example_spatial_2d")

@@ -884,7 +884,7 @@ impl App {

crate::ui::mobile_warning_ui(&self.re_ui, ui);

if app_blueprint.top_panel_state != PanelState::Hidden {
if app_blueprint.top_panel_state == PanelState::Expanded {
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this is to align with behavior in #6419

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On native mac the hidden top panel doesn't work out, I think we have to do a per-platform thing here

when selected:
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when unselected:
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I figure on Windows and Linux this is fine because we don't mange the close buttons there. Also, for web this is obviously a good feature to have (maybe actually worth pointing out in the doc that this is useful for web mostly).
I'd propose to disable this on Mac (needs to be documented) and makes sure this looks alright on Windows & Linux.

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jprochazk commented May 27, 2024

I'd propose to disable this on Mac (needs to be documented) and makes sure this looks alright on Windows & Linux.

Instead of disabling it, I made the top panel toggle hide its content instead of the full thing on mac. Currently making sure it looks alright everywhere:

  • Windows
  • Mac
  • Linux

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Wumpf commented May 27, 2024

good idea! Confirmed on my side this looks alright on Mac

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At first I thought "fully hides the panel" isn't quite right on Mac now, but arguably it still is as we only have the bare minimum title bar that the OS needs essentially (we could shrink it a bit down with only having the mac buttons in there but whatever, can do that later if we really want to optimize this), so let's keep things simple just as your PR suggests

Great stuff and thanks for all the followups!

@jprochazk jprochazk merged commit 30ec825 into main May 27, 2024
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