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Add graphics layers and drawing tools - #26
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Insert › Graphics draws points, lines, curves, freehand lines, polygons, lassos, rectangles, circles and ellipses in graphics layers, whose features keep their own fill, outline, width and text size. Text and dynamic text (map name, scale, date, time, coordinate system, layer count, centre) are drawn by the label engine; pictures stretch a PNG or JPEG over a dragged rectangle. Keep Tool leaves the drawing tool active.
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Graphics layers work, but pictures can show the wrong image, and an oversized image in a project can use excessive memory while rendering. Pictures can also cover shapes drawn after them in the same layer. These picture-rendering problems should be fixed before merging. Pre-merge checks |
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I’m a rabbit with a map to draw,
I place a point, then sketch a paw.
A curve, a label, pictures bright,
Each finds a layer, snug and right.
I hop back to Explore at night.
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Code reviewI read the new graphics command, map, render and map-view code. I did not build the branch or run the tests. The design follows the project rules: no Bugs
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- Key the decoded-picture cache by the picture's length and ends instead of hashing all of its base64 each frame, skip off-screen pictures, and evict the oldest picture instead of clearing the cache. - Draw pictures before the selection highlight so a selected picture still shows its outline. - Read picture files through a size-capped reader, and validate pictures from their header without decoding them. - Keep the drawing tool when a graphic fails (a click without a drag). - graphics.style refuses a call with nothing to change, and sets text only on text graphics.
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Review comments at @crates/render/src/lib.rs:
- Line 597: Update the graphics text rendering path around
rustgis_map::graphics::text_color to skip labels when the layer opacity is fully
transparent and apply the layer’s opacity to the text color otherwise. Preserve
the existing text rendering behavior for non-transparent graphics layers.
- Line 564: Update the graphics rendering flow around the `layer.graphics` check
so pictures are drawn in graphics-row order alongside feature geometries, not in
a separate pass after all shapes. Preserve each row’s relative draw order so a
later shape can cover an earlier picture.
Review comments at @crates/render/src/picture.rs:
- Around line 33-35: Update the picture cache key logic using the hash in the
`bytes` processing path so it distinguishes pictures with identical lengths and
matching first and last 512 bytes but different middle content. Use a
full-content fingerprint computed when picture data changes, or verify the
complete content on cache hits.
- Around line 48-49: Update the image-loading flow around
image::load_from_memory to inspect and validate the picture dimensions against
MAX_SIDE before fully decoding it, and apply the image crate’s supported decode
allocation limit. Preserve the existing behavior of returning None for invalid
images and scaling accepted oversized images to MAX_SIDE.
Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/dialogs.rs:
- Around line 115-139: Add a translatable “Add Text” title for the graphicText
dialog in the title match inside show, preventing it from using the “Rename
Layer” fallback. Add the new translation key to every UI i18n catalog.
Review comments at @crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs:
- Around line 260-270: Update add_picture to reset the tool to Explore only when
graphics.add succeeds and keep_tool is false; preserve the current tool when the
operation returns an error.
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- The picture cache keeps each picture's base64 and compares it on a hit, so pictures whose cheap keys collide never swap. - Pictures are size-checked from their header before decoding, refused above 20,000 px per side, and decoded under a memory limit. - Pictures draw in their row's turn, keeping graphics in order. - Graphics text follows the layer's transparency. - Dynamic text expands in one pass (a value holding a token stays as is). - Freehand and lasso sketches stop growing at 20,000 points. - The text graphic dialog is titled "Add Text". - A failed picture keeps the drawing tool active.
Code reviewI read the new graphics module, the engine commands, the renderer changes, the picture decoder and the UI wiring. The code is generally careful: it avoids Bugs
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- Move open_bytes' doc comment back above open_bytes. - Cap the decoded-picture cache at 256 MiB of pixels as well as 32 pictures, evicting the oldest first.
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| if cache.images.get(&key).is_none_or(|(src, _)| src.as_str() != b64.as_str()) { |
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Performance concern (medium confidence): on every cache hit this does a full src == b64 string comparison. Pictures can be up to ~21 MB of base64 (MAX_PICTURE), and the map redraws every frame, so each frame costs a multi-megabyte memcmp per picture. The cache also stores a second full copy of each base64 string (b64.clone()), so memory use roughly doubles. The comment says the check is there so colliding cheap keys never swap pictures. A stronger key would avoid both costs: hash the whole string once and cache that hash, or have the dataset store an Arc<str> and compare pointers. Weakening the comparison to length plus the head and tail bytes would only repeat the collision risk the full compare is guarding against.
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Keeping this as is. The map renders only when something changes (pan, zoom, edits), not every frame, and a memcmp of a few MB costs well under a millisecond, which is small next to drawing the map. The full compare is what makes the cache correct. A content hash or an Arc<str> in the dataset would avoid the second copy, but Value::Text would then need to change for every layer type, a bigger change than this PR. Leaving this open for a maintainer to weigh.
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Minor (low-medium confidence): the circle radius is computed in Web Mercator metres, and the box corners c ± r are converted back with merc_to_lonlat. A circle near the poles, or with a large radius, can therefore extend past ±85° latitude or ±180° longitude. The points in points() are clamped on input, but the generated ring is not. Consider clamping the ring's coordinates, or at least noting that this is intended. Separately, a circle drawn near the antimeridian won't wrap.
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This is intended: circles are drawn round on the flat (Web Mercator) map, as the user sees them while dragging. A ring that reaches past ±85° is clipped at draw time like any other geometry, and a circle across the antimeridian behaves like other features there. Leaving this open in case a maintainer wants the ring clamped.
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Summary
Adds 14 ribbon features (coverage 94 → 108 of 316): graphics layers and the drawing tools in Insert › Graphics and Insert › Graphics and Text.
kind,text,fill,outline,width,size,font_size,image), so every graphic can look different and be edited in the attribute table.{map},{scale},{date},{time},{crs},{layers}and{center}update whenever the map draws. Graphics text always draws, and other labels keep clear of it.graphics.newLayer,graphics.add,graphics.style,graphics.keepTool, andtool.setcodesgraphicPoint…graphicPicture. A user guide section explains them.labels.scaleRange'sclearalso clears the distance limits (a review note on Add clipboard, pop-up modes and label display options #25).Testing
cargo xtask cipasses; the wasm build passes.us_cities.geojson, throughrustgis-cli, I drew a rectangle, circle, ellipse, curve, text and dynamic text, plus a picture from a real PNG in the data folder (calculate_utm_zone_choropleth.png), then exported the map and checked the image.Summary by CodeRabbit