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A scene that makes a parent, nests two collections in it by drag and by the menu, files frames into a child and opens the parent to see it count both; stills of the tree and of the menu. The collections recording is re-made now that the bitmap under the cursor is the photograph. drive.py grows a multi-leg drag: a diagonal with much vertical in it is taken by the grid's Flickable as a scroll before the DragArea can claim it, so a drag to the sidebar goes sideways first.
tools/manual — the pictures in docs/manual
record.sh <library> drives the desktop build on a private X server and
records every scene in scenes.py into docs/manual/media/. drive.py is
the puppeteer underneath — launch, click, drag, type, screenshot, record —
and is usable on its own to look at a panel after changing it:
DR_HOME=/var/tmp/x tools/manual/drive.py launch /some/folder
tools/manual/drive.py click 1543 22 # Settings
tools/manual/drive.py shot /tmp/settings.png
tools/manual/drive.py stop
The demo library is the author's: seventy frames with no people in them,
the fixtures/pano set among them. The scenes' cell coordinates are for
that grid, at 1600×1100; the panel coordinates hold for any library.
Two things the scripts know that are not obvious: a Slint TouchArea wants
a held press, not xdotool's click; and the app is driven on Xvfb rather
than the desktop because under XWayland at scale 2 a pointer warp lands at
twice the coordinate asked for.