The device table sized handshake/RTT and packet columns from fixed samples.
Its own header exceeded the handshake sample, and six-digit counters wrapped
at the slash, making device and total rows taller and misaligning the plots.
Measure actual headers, displayed values and totals before drawing, retain
the widest values across frames, and disable wrapping inside table cells.
When a column grows, request a second egui layout pass so the grid's cached
positions settle before larger text is painted over the next column.
Keep the plot as the stretch column and horizontal scrolling for narrow
windows. This changes only tray presentation.
A headless rendering regression checks the actual text shapes for the
header, handshake age/control RTT, per-device packet counts and totals as
counts grow past five digits, reach billions, shrink again, and the table
gets a narrower container. It checks one-line text and non-overlap with the
next column; it failed on the original wrapped header. Existing resize and
long-relay tests remain in place.
Checks on Linux in nix develop:
- cargo fmt --all -- --check
- cargo clippy --locked --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings
- cargo test --locked --workspace --all-targets, with inherited
TSUNAGI_CONTROL_SOCKET unset so tests use their temporary sockets
- git diff --cached --check
The suite's root/internet-dependent tests remain ignored. No native GUI
session or checks on macOS/Windows were run; rendering was checked through
egui's headless output. No installed tray binary was replaced.
Aleksandr Bogomiakov
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