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When a frame is undecorated and has no custom titlebar, the left, right, and top 5-pixel edge zones are no longer native resize regions. Those pixels are buffer text, so a left press now reaches the buffer instead of calling drag_resize_window first.
The bottom edge remains available so an undecorated frame can still be resized by mouse.
A positive custom-titlebar height still restores every edge.
Tests that exercise top/side edges now set an explicit positive titlebar height.
New resize_edge_sides_require_custom_titlebar covers the zero-height side columns and pins the remaining bottom-edge behavior at the center and both bottom corners.
Dead chrome controls
Two controls that had runtime support but no working Lisp surface are now wired:
neomacs-set-scroll-indicators is a real Rust subr. neomacs-scroll-indicator-mode now toggles ConfigCommand::SetScrollIndicators instead of signaling void-function.
neomacs-set-extra-spacing is a real Rust subr. The neomacs-extra-line-spacing and neomacs-extra-letter-spacing setters now push ConfigCommand::SetExtraSpacing.
Three dead surfaces with no runtime consumer were removed instead of pretending to work:
neomacs-set-toolbar-config, neomacs-toolbar-icon-size, and neomacs-toolbar-padding. The working neomacs-toolbar-icon-theme and neomacs-toolbar-icon-directory options remain; icon size and padding are derived from the toolbar band height by the layout engine.
neomacs-set-ligatures-enabled, neomacs-ligatures-enabled, and the no-op ConfigCommand::SetLigaturesEnabled.
neomacs-set-font-backend and neomacs-font-backend.
The two new subrs are added to the GNU subr surface manifests.
Validation
cargo nextest run -p neomacs-display-runtime --lib -E 'test(resize_edge) or test(titlebar)' — 32 passed
cargo nextest run -p neovm-core --lib -E 'test(chrome_subrs) or test(extra_spacing_rejects) or test(neo_win_source_requires_easy_mmode)' — 4 passed
cargo nextest run -p neovm-core --lib -E 'test(every_subr_gnus_c_has_no_defun_for_is_accounted_for) or test(port_namespace_rows_really_are_in_the_ports_namespace)' — 2 passed
the_gui_terminal_layer_does_not_load_easy_mmode was not usable as evidence in this worktree: the source bootstrap compiles Lisp and leaves easy-mmode loaded before the test's evaluation, so its pre-eval (t nil t) assertion fails independently of this change. The source-preload anchor test passes.
The change adds Lisp controls for scroll indicators and extra spacing, with forwarding through the display host to render configuration commands. It removes toolbar customizations and a ligature configuration command. Side resize detection now requires a positive custom titlebar height.
Changes: Resize edge detection
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Resize edge rules and tests crates/neomacs-display-runtime/src/render_thread/input.rs, crates/neomacs-display-runtime/src/render_thread/input/tests/input_test.rs
Left and right resize zones now require a positive custom titlebar height. Tests cover top, side, and bottom edges with and without a custom titlebar.
Chrome controls
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Display host methods and render forwarding crates/neovm-core/src/emacs_core/display/display_host/mod.rs, crates/neomacs/src/main.rs, crates/neomacs/src/tests/main_test.rs
The display host adds methods for scroll indicators and extra spacing. The primary window host sends the matching render configuration commands, and a test checks command order and values.
Lisp commands and registration crates/neovm-core/src/emacs_core/display/neo/chrome/*, crates/neovm-core/src/emacs_core/display/neo/mod.rs, crates/neovm-core/src/emacs_core/lisp/native/builtins/subrs/mod.rs, crates/neovm-core/src/emacs_core/tests/gnu_surface/subr_test.rs, crates/neovm-oracle-tests/src/subr_surface_build_differences.rs
The new Lisp subroutines validate arguments and call the display host when present. Native registration, tests, and primitive ledgers include both controls.
Lisp option setters and mode references lisp/term/neo-win.el, crates/neovm-core/src/emacs_core/display/window_cmds/tests/window_system_preload_test.rs
Spacing setters call the new subroutine directly. Toolbar configuration declarations and customizations are removed. Preload-test comments identify the scroll-indicator mode.
eval-exec/neomacs#630: Restricts the top resize edge based on custom titlebar height; this PR applies the condition to the side edges.
eval-exec/neomacs#629: Changes the default custom titlebar height to zero, which relates to the resize-zone conditions changed here.
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An unusually large spacing value can disrupt text rendering. The remaining risk is narrow and does not otherwise block merging.
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Reject spacing that overflows f32.
If Lisp supplies a finite value such as 1e40, this cast produces infinity after the finite-value check. neomacs-set-extra-spacing then sends infinity to the renderer, which applies the spacing to glyphs and cursors. Check that the converted f32 is finite before calling the display host. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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A maintainer's confirmation is needed on the intended UX and breaking tradeoffs of removing resize edges and user-facing defcustoms, which exceeds automated judgment.
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What changed in this PR
This PR fixes two unrelated GUI defects in the Neomacs port. First, it stops an undecorated frame (with no custom titlebar) from treating its left/right/top 5px edges as native resize zones, so left-clicks in those columns reach the buffer instead of being stolen by drag_resize_window; the bottom edge stays resizable. Second, it wires two chrome controls (neomacs-set-scroll-indicators, neomacs-set-extra-spacing) that had render-thread support but no Lisp surface, and deletes three dead surfaces (toolbar config/size/padding, font ligatures, font backend) that had no runtime consumer.
Changes:
Gate undecorated left/right/top resize edges on a positive custom-titlebar height in detect_resize_edge_for_chrome, keeping the bottom edge available.
Add a new neo::chrome subr module (neomacs-set-scroll-indicators, neomacs-set-extra-spacing), two DisplayHost trait methods, and their GUI forwarding to existing ConfigCommands; register the subrs and update both GNU subr-surface manifests.
Remove the no-op ConfigCommand::SetLigaturesEnabled and the dead neomacs-* toolbar/ligatures/font-backend Lisp customizations, and un-guard the extra-spacing setters.
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What changed
Borderless edge input
When a frame is undecorated and has no custom titlebar, the left, right, and top 5-pixel edge zones are no longer native resize regions. Those pixels are buffer text, so a left press now reaches the buffer instead of calling
drag_resize_windowfirst.resize_edge_sides_require_custom_titlebarcovers the zero-height side columns and pins the remaining bottom-edge behavior at the center and both bottom corners.Dead chrome controls
Two controls that had runtime support but no working Lisp surface are now wired:
neomacs-set-scroll-indicatorsis a real Rust subr.neomacs-scroll-indicator-modenow togglesConfigCommand::SetScrollIndicatorsinstead of signalingvoid-function.neomacs-set-extra-spacingis a real Rust subr. Theneomacs-extra-line-spacingandneomacs-extra-letter-spacingsetters now pushConfigCommand::SetExtraSpacing.Three dead surfaces with no runtime consumer were removed instead of pretending to work:
neomacs-set-toolbar-config,neomacs-toolbar-icon-size, andneomacs-toolbar-padding. The workingneomacs-toolbar-icon-themeandneomacs-toolbar-icon-directoryoptions remain; icon size and padding are derived from the toolbar band height by the layout engine.neomacs-set-ligatures-enabled,neomacs-ligatures-enabled, and the no-opConfigCommand::SetLigaturesEnabled.neomacs-set-font-backendandneomacs-font-backend.The two new subrs are added to the GNU subr surface manifests.
Validation
cargo nextest run -p neomacs-display-runtime --lib -E 'test(resize_edge) or test(titlebar)'— 32 passedcargo nextest run -p neovm-core --lib -E 'test(chrome_subrs) or test(extra_spacing_rejects) or test(neo_win_source_requires_easy_mmode)'— 4 passedcargo nextest run -p neovm-core --lib -E 'test(every_subr_gnus_c_has_no_defun_for_is_accounted_for) or test(port_namespace_rows_really_are_in_the_ports_namespace)'— 2 passedcargo nextest run -p neomacs --lib -E 'test(primary_window_display_host_forwards_chrome_controls_to_renderer)'— 1 passedcargo fmt --all -- --checkgit diff --checkthe_gui_terminal_layer_does_not_load_easy_mmodewas not usable as evidence in this worktree: the source bootstrap compiles Lisp and leaveseasy-mmodeloaded before the test's evaluation, so its pre-eval(t nil t)assertion fails independently of this change. The source-preload anchor test passes.