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fix(dictation-pad): keep Test Dictation results and move pad routing to Settings (#1005)
* fix(dictation-pad): keep Test Dictation results and move pad routing to Settings Keep late recognition callbacks on the test path. Move Dictation Pad routing to Settings. Fixes #983 Fixes #986 * fix(recognition): ignore stop sentinels in pending transcription Ignore stop signals when checking queued transcription work. Add regression coverage for a real stop path leaving a sentinel behind. Fixes #983 * fix(recognition): don't count orphaned queued audio as pending transcription * fix(recognition): count superseded workers as pending transcription * test(auto-pause): give the bare manager its worker-tracking state |
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fix(dictation-pad): keep pad window out of the compositor ghost state (#912)
* fix(dictation-pad): keep pad window out of the compositor ghost state On GNOME Wayland an idle, fully covered toplevel gets shelved by the compositor: it stays in the window list but renders nothing and takes no input. Keep the pad floating above other windows and pinned to all workspaces so it cannot be shelved, track iconify/obscure state events, deiconify on show, and repaint when visibility returns. Fixes #896 * test(dictation-pad): scope Window return_value patch in shelving test * fix(dictation-pad): detect Wayland shelving and recreate dead surface set_keep_above is a stub in GTK3's Wayland backend, so a covered idle pad still gets shelved by the compositor on GNOME/Wayland: it stays in the window list but draws nothing and takes no input, and present() cannot revive it. Add a frame-callback watchdog: each tick callback stamps the clock and a GLib timeout flags a mapped window whose frames went cold as shelved. A shelved pad is then recreated (hide + show_all) in show_pad, the same path the user's manual Close + tray reopen takes. Keep keep_above/stick for X11 where they are honored, plus the iconify and visibility-event handling from the previous commit. --------- Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@gmail.com> |
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feat(ui): in-app Dictation Pad for Wayland-safe dictation (#887)
* feat(ui): add in-app Dictation Pad for Wayland-safe dictation Dictated text can now be routed into a text box inside Vocalinux's own window instead of being injected into other applications — an explicit fallback for desktops where cross-app injection is unreliable or blocked (notably Wayland). The pad opens from the tray menu, captures dictation when enabled via Settings or its own checkbox, and lets the user copy text out by hand. 'delete that' removes the last segment in-pad. Closes #726. * fix(ui): consult live config for pad auto-reveal and Copy All The reveal gate used the controller's enabled flag, which only syncs on pad show or its own checkbox — enabling capture via the Settings switch while the pad was closed silently buffered dictation with no reveal. _apply_append now reads dictate_to_pad from the shared config. Also: Copy All copies the widget text (dictation plus in-pad edits), and re-showing the pad no longer does a wholesale set_text — the view stays incrementally in sync, so manual edits survive hide/reopen. * fix(ui): keep dictation pad capture and commands inside the pad Address all Greptile findings on PR #887: - Read the capture toggle from the shared ConfigManager instead of re-parsing config.json per segment, so a torn mid-write read can no longer fail-open and send dictation to the focused app - Sync edits made directly in the pad widget back into the controller, keeping delete semantics consistent with the visible text - Stamp queued widget operations with a generation tag so a Clear drops appends still sitting in the GTK idle queue - Route undo/redo, select all/line/word/paragraph and cut/copy/paste to pad-local implementations while capturing, so their shortcuts never reach whichever application holds focus - Track where the last segment was delivered so "delete that" follows the text rather than the current capture toggle - Annotate every new signature and add callback-level tests that pin the routing, queue, and undo behavior * fix(ui): keep pad controller, queued ops, and delete target in sync Manual edits could overwrite queued dictation in the controller because GTK input events outrank idle callbacks; the changed handler now replays pending widget ops before syncing the view. The controller also tracks dictated segments across undo snapshots, so a pad undo pops the "delete that" target instead of leaving a stale length. Catches in the pad are narrowed to the GTK/config error set per repo style, and missing type annotations are added. * fix(ui): close flush races in pad idle queue and delete retarget Flushed idle ops stayed scheduled with GLib and ran a second time, duplicating appends; each queued op now only acts while its entry is still pending. A queued full-view refresh could also erase a manual edit that landed first, so the changed-handler flush now drops stale set-text ops instead of replaying them. And clearing the pad destination on undo-to-empty kept a redo from restoring the "delete that" target; the destination flag is preserved so redo re-arms it. * fix(ui): replay pad idle ops before edits land, not after Flushing in the changed handler still let queued appends leapfrog the keystroke that fired it, and a stale dispatch could cancel a later queued op with identical text. Pending entries now match by identity, and the replay moved to insert-text/delete-range — signals that fire before the edit is applied — so queued dictation and deletes keep true chronological order against manual edits. * fix(history): target late segments to their own snippet by id A straggler from a just-ended session could merge into whichever snippet was newest when it arrived, and audio captured before a session opened was attributed to that session while decoding on its worker. - TranscriptionHistory.add returns the snippet id and the new extend_entry() extends a specific entry, replacing the positional extend_latest target in the late-segment path - session_started_floor stamps when a session opens; in-session attribution also requires the capture to postdate it - test_capture_ceiling closes the mic-test window at callback restore so test speech still decoding can no longer leak into history * fix(settings): keep deferred edits from overwriting a newer choice The deferred-persist filter treated "config still equals the baseline" as untouched, so a reopened dialog that applied a key back to its baseline value could still lose it to the closed dialog worker. - Record the generation of the apply that last wrote each advanced key; a pending edit now survives only when no newer apply wrote that key - A worker apply whose snapshot a newer apply predates now skips its reconfigure and save entirely, so collection order — not lock order — decides which snapshot wins * fix(settings): skip stale applies before stopping dictation The superseded-apply check ran after stop_recognition, so a stale worker still interrupted a live dictation session. Recognition now stops inside the apply lock, after the generation check. * fix(shortcuts): keep language edits from breaking dictation Two per-language shortcut fixes (#805): - A binding edit landing while a session is live no longer stops recognition. The dialog's per-keystroke persist still saves the new binding, but the tray defers the listener rebuild to the next IDLE transition, so a held push-to-talk keeps its release callback and a toggle session is never cut off mid-utterance. - A row edited onto a key another row holds can no longer displace that row's binding. Each row's remembered shortcut is reserved for its own row before claims run in row order, so the stealing edit is rejected and the held binding survives. - Persists that resolve to the already-saved bindings (mid-edit keystrokes, rejected duplicates, reverted fields) skip the save and the listener rebuild entirely. --------- Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@gmail.com> |