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LR-CROP-RECT: a moved crop slides along a straightened photo's tilted edges (#2299) - #2306
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Issue [#2299] requires a locked maximum-size crop to reach the far-left area after straightening. In crates/geom/src/crop_drag.rs, drag_crop uses nearest_move for non-zero angles and preserves t… |
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#2299] requires a locked maximum-size crop to reach the far-left area after straightening. Incrates/geom/src/crop_drag.rs,drag_cropusesnearest_movefor non-zero angles and preserves the crop size while selecting the nearest valid translation. The fallback retains the previous path. Regression tests cover largest locked frames, pointer-following, containment, reverse movement, and tolerance-edge cases.
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E2E with main, before and after the drag: the frame doesn't move. 
This branch, before and after the drag: the frame slides along the tilt to the photo's left side. 
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I read the whole diff (crates/geom/src/crop_drag.rs and the parity rows) and recomputed the behaviours it describes. I haven't built or run it (no cargo here), and no hosted test CI ran on this head, so the code is by my reading. I'm leaving this as a comment, not an approval: I found no defect, but the Rust geometry has no hosted job, and one result is a deliberate change of existing behaviour that a maintainer should accept.
Recomputed independently of nearest_move (a 600 × 400 photo, with feasibility taken straight from is_within_image: every corner turned back by -angle inside 0..w × 0..h, tolerance 1e-6):
- The reported case. The largest centred 2:3 frame is 0.430 × 0.968 of the photo at 3° and 0.404 × 0.909 at −10°. Sliding it left along the tilted strip it fits in reaches
x0 = 0.017(a move of 0.268 of the width) at 3° andx0 = 0.053(0.245) at −10°, so the test'sx0 < start.x0 - 0.2holds with room for both angles, and the frame can't go further, as the test's second drag asserts. A grid search over translations can't find this (the feasible set is a line, a zero-width strip), which is why the1e-9slack in the planes matters; I used the line directly. - The behaviour change. A frame
(0.35, 0.35, 0.55, 0.65)at 6° pushed 0.2, 0.6 and 1.0 of the width to the left: at 0.2 it follows the pointer (x0 = 0.150, same height); at 0.6 it sits atx0 = 0.005and has moved down by 3.9 % of the height; at 1.0 atx0 = 0.000, down 10.6 %. The description says 4 % and 10 %, and the last test asserts the ordering (b.y0 > a.y0 + 0.01,a.y0 > start.y0).
What I checked in the code.
- The polygon. Each of the four corners of the moved frame, turned back into the photo, contributes four half-planes (16), built as
n · v <= bwithbnever below 0 plus the slack, so zero is always inside and a click returnswantunchanged (theall(...)shortcut). Whenwantis outside, the polygon is clipped from a box of4 × max(w, h)and the nearest point is taken over its edges. The result is used only iffeasibleaccepts it; otherwise the old across-then-down path runs, as does an unstraightened photo, so nothing changes at 0°. - Numerical safety. The slack (
1e-9 · w, about6e-7px here) is far belowis_within_image's1e-6 · w, so a frame moved to a polygon vertex passesfeasible; non-finite candidates are filtered;wantis already clamped to ±2× the image by the caller. - Size and aspect. The move is a translation, so the size and the locked aspect are untouched; the tests assert it.
The change of behaviour (for a maintainer). Pushing a frame that doesn't fill the photo sideways past a tilted edge used to stop it on the edge; now it stays on the edge and slides along it, further the further the pointer goes. The description says so and the last test pins it, and it matches the drag_crop doc ("stops at the image edge … and slides along it"), but it is visible to anyone who drags past a tilted edge, so I'd like someone who owns the crop feel to say that they want it. #2322 is stacked on this PR and carries its two commits.
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cargo fmt --all -- --check;cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --locked -- -D warnings;cargo test -p lightcraft-geom --locked;cargo xtask parity;cargo xtask layers; in the app: straighten by 6°, lock 3:2, switch to portrait, drag the frame to the left; then a smaller frame past the tilted edge - expected: all pass, 0 ignored; the full-height frame slides to the photo's left side, a smaller one follows the pointer and slides along the edge
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🟡 Minor · Use the same tolerance in nearest_move as in is_within_image. · crop_drag.rs:214-229
crates/geom/src/crop_drag.rs:214-229
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse the same tolerance in
nearest_moveas inis_within_image.
nearest_movecurrently clamps each bound withb.max(0.0) + 1e-9 * size, butfeasibleaccepts corners up to1e-6 * sizeoutside the image. An initially tolerated crop can therefore produce a nearest translation thatfeasiblerejects. The code then uses sequential horizontal-then-vertical sliding, which can place a diagonal drag farther from the pointer than a feasible translation along the tilted edge.Use the existing tolerance directly. This keeps a zero-displacement click feasible for tolerated crops.
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- let (sx, sy) = (1e-9 * w, 1e-9 * h); + let (sx, sy) = (1e-6 * w, 1e-6 * h); ... - planes.push((n, b.max(0.0) + s)); + planes.push((n, b + s));🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 214-229: Update the tolerance in nearest_move to match the 1e-6 *
size tolerance used by is_within_image, and add that slack directly to each
plane bound without clamping the bound to zero. Preserve zero-displacement
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@coderabbitai Thanks, the tolerance gap was real. It shows up in a plain flow: on a straightened photo, enlarge a locked crop with a handle until it stops, then move it. The handle drag stops right at I didn't take the suggested The fix is in two commits:
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rg -n -C 18 'half|tolerance|1e-6|1e-9|nearest|given_a_frame_enlarged_to_a_tilted_edge_by_a_handle_when_moved_then_it_still_slides' crates/geom/src/crop_drag.rs
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I checked The new regression test covers the bottom-right enlargement followed by movement at 3°, 6°, −10°, and 12°. It checks leftward movement, containment, and size preservation. This addresses the tolerance concern. I inspected the code but did not run the tests. ✏️ Learnings added
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E2E after the review fixes ( Enlarged until it stops (same on both) 
main: the frame doesn't move (x0 0.285 → 0.285). 
This branch: it slides along the tilt to the photo's left side (x0 0.285 → 0.017). 
At 6° and 12° the frame moves too (x0 0.291 → 0.033, 0.301 → 0.063), and main stays put. The original #2299 case (6°, 3:2 turned to portrait, dragged with the pointer) still moves: x0 0.291 → 0.033. |
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The regression test covers both enlargement cases at 3°, 6°, −10°, and 12°. It checks leftward movement, containment, and relative size changes below This addresses the tolerance concern in the inspected code. I did not run the tests. ✏️ Learnings added
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… edges (storytold#2299) On a straightened photo, a crop that fills the photo's height could not be moved sideways: the move went across and then down, and no straight sideways step stays inside the turned photo. The frame now goes to the place nearest the pointer's that keeps it inside, so it slides along the tilted edges to the photo's side. Unstraightened, that place is the old across-then-down clamp.
… leaves it be (storytold#2299) A handle drag can leave the frame up to is_within_image's tolerance past a tilted edge. The move's bounds were tighter than that, so such a frame was stuck again, and a click inside it moved it. The bounds are now never tighter than where the frame is. A test pins how a smaller frame pushed past a tilted edge slides along it, and the parity checklist's revision history notes the fix.
…torytold#2299) A handle drag stops where is_within_image's 1e-6 tolerance ends, so a corner can sit right at it. The move solve then let that corner go 1e-9 further, the result failed the check, and the across-then-down fallback left the frame stuck. Solve first with every corner kept within half the tolerance, and only then where it is.
…oves (storytold#2299) The E2E showed the previous fix missed the common case: enlarging a locked crop until it stops leaves a frame that fills the photo's height, with its top and bottom both at the edge of is_within_image's 1e-6 tolerance. No translation keeps both there with room to spare, so the move stayed stuck. When the frame can't move as it is, solve again with it shrunk about its centre by the least that puts it strictly inside (at most 1e-5 of its size, aspect unchanged). This also covers a frame at the edge on one side, so the half-tolerance first pass is dropped and a click moves nothing again.
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Fixes #2299.
On a straightened photo, a crop that fills the photo's height could not be moved sideways: dragging it left did nothing, and only a smaller crop could reach the left side. A move went across first and then down (
drag_crop,CropHandle::Move), each step stopping where the frame would leave the photo. On a tilted photo such a frame fits only along a tilted line, so no straight sideways step stays inside and the frame stayed where it was.Fix (
crates/geom/src/crop_drag.rs): on a straightened photo the frame goes to the place nearest the pointer's that keeps it inside, so it slides along the tilted edges to the photo's side. The places that keep a frame inside are a convex polygon of translations (each corner of the moved frame, turned back into the photo, within the photo: 16 half-planes);nearest_movebuilds it and takes the point nearest the wanted move. A move that fits goes exactly where the pointer says. The frame where it is always counts as inside, since a handle drag can leave it withinis_within_image's tolerance past a tilted edge, so such a frame still moves and a click inside it changes nothing. Unstraightened, the old across-then-down clamp runs as before, and if the polygon comes out empty the old path is the fallback. Like every drag, the result still lies inside the photo and keeps the frame's size.Tests (
crates/geom/src/crop_drag.rs):given_largest_locked_frame_on_a_straightened_photo_when_moved_sideways_then_it_slides_along_the_tilt: the largest 2:3 frame at 3° and −10° moves left to the photo's side (a further drag moves it no more), keeps its size and stays inside, and moves back right. Without the fix it fails: the frame doesn't move.given_straightened_photo_when_a_small_frame_is_moved_inside_then_it_follows_the_pointer: a move that fits follows the pointer exactly.given_a_frame_just_past_a_tilted_edge_when_moved_then_it_still_slides_and_a_click_changes_nothing: the largest frame grown 5e-7 of the height past the top and bottom edges (as a handle drag can leave it) still slides left, and a zero move leaves it where it is. Without the second commit it fails: the frame doesn't move.given_a_small_frame_pushed_past_a_tilted_edge_then_it_stops_on_the_edge_and_slides_along_it: pins the behaviour change below.Behaviour change: pushing a frame that doesn't fill the photo sideways past a tilted edge used to stop it on the edge. Now it stays on the edge and slides along it, further the further the pointer goes (at 6°, a frame dragged 0.6 and 1.0 of the width past the edge moves 4 % and 10 % of the height). That is the place nearest the pointer, and the contract
drag_cropalready states ("stops at the image edge instead of pushing the frame around, and slides along it"). Short of the edge, and on an unstraightened photo, nothing changes.E2E: the same
lightcraft-cli snapshot --demoscript onmainand on this branch straightens a landscape photo by 6°, locks the crop to 3:2, turns it to portrait (X) and drags the frame to the left. Onmainthe frame stays where it was; on this branch it slides to the photo's left side. Screenshots in the comment below.docs/parity-checklist.md: the LR-CROP-RECT row notes the slide, with a line in the revision history.cargo xtask ci: fmt, clippy, heif, test, parity, layers and assets pass. The wasm step did not run here (this machine's Homebrew Rust has nowasm32-unknown-unknowntarget); the change is plainf64geometry inlightcraft-geom, with no new dependency.Summary by CodeRabbit