The toolbar's theme-cycling button ("Theme: Auto") and the Settings
panel's Auto/Hell/Dunkel segmented control now use icons -- a sun, a
moon, and a half-filled circle for "follows system" -- drawn in this
project's existing hand-drawn SVG icon set (ToolbarIcon.vue) rather than
a new icon system or emoji. Tooltips/aria-labels keep the full text for
accessibility; the toolbar button's click-to-cycle behavior is
unchanged.
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New Settings checkbox: while a table isn't the selected canvas object,
its title bar, column letters and row numbers disappear entirely -- not
just visually, their reserved space collapses too, so the table shrinks
to just its cell grid. Clicking back into it (e.g. any cell) reselects
it and brings everything back.
TableObject.hideChromeUnfocused (store/types.ts) + setTableHideChromeUnfocused
(document.ts) + io/json.ts normalization, following the existing
per-object appearance-setting pattern. CanvasObject.vue gates its title
bar on a new showChrome computed and passes its existing `selected` prop
down to TableGrid.vue (previously only took tableId) so it can make the
same call for its own headers.
TableGrid.vue's HEAD_W (a plain constant) becomes a `headW` computed,
and the existing `headerH` computed now returns 0 for both whenever
hidden -- sufficient on its own since rowTop()/colLeft() already sum
those two values as their base offset and are the single source every
other position calculation in the file (sticky-frozen offsets, the
in-cell editor overlay, clip/fill marquees, scroll-into-view, row
virtualization) already goes through.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sheet.gridSize (4-200px, default 24, configurable in Settings -> Blatt)
now doubles as both the visible dot-grid's spacing and the snap
increment while dragging to move any canvas object, or free/viewport-
resizing a chart/text/button/fixed-viewport table. An "Automatisch"
table's resize is left unsnapped on top of this -- it already
discretizes to row/col boundaries by construction.
Also fixes the visible grid not actually lining up with real snap
positions once zoomed: the dot pattern's background-size now scales
with zoom like the objects themselves already did, instead of staying a
fixed screen-pixel size regardless of zoom level.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Zweiter von zwei Commits (Fundament in e670f13). Neues, frei platzierbares
Button-Objekt auf der Fläche, das per Klick ein zugewiesenes Makro
ausführt (Zuweisung im Inspektor oder per Rechtsklick direkt am Button).
Neues "▶ Makros"-Panel (Liste + Formular, dritter "▶ Ausführen"-Button pro
Zeile) für Anlegen/Bearbeiten/Löschen/Testlauf ohne Canvas-Button.
Beim Live-Testen gefunden und behoben: ADDTABLE/ADDSHEET navigieren als
Nebeneffekt zur eingefügten Tabelle/zum eingefügten Blatt (richtig für
einen Symbolleisten-Klick, überraschend für einen Makro-Lauf im
Hintergrund) — runMacro() sichert und stellt jetzt aktives Blatt/Objekt/
Auswahl nach dem Lauf wieder her. Nebenbei zwei bestehende
"impliziter-Else"-Fehler behoben, die mit einer vierten Objektart zu
echten Fehlerquellen geworden wären (io/json.ts normaliseObject,
CanvasObject.vue Render-Dispatch).
Vollständig live per Playwright End-zu-Ende verifiziert: Makro über das
echte Formular angelegt, per Listen-Button und per Button-Objekt
ausgeführt, Rechtsklick-Zuweisung geprüft, ein absichtlich fehlerhaftes
Makro zeigt einen Fehler-Toast statt abzustürzen — keine Konsolenfehler.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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