Campaign FA slice FA3 dual-lens review fix round.
Blast MUST-FIX 1: SocialFriendsPageController/SocialSquelchPageController
never wired their ListBox's own sibling scrollbar (Friends
0x10000517->0x10000518, Squelch 0x1000053E->0x10000543) — the two lists
had NO scroll driver at all (no wheel fallback exists on
UiScrollablePanel), making any roster past the visible extent completely
unreachable, not just awkward to scroll. Both controllers now wire
`scrollbar.Model = listBox.Scroll` scoped to their own page root, exactly
like the four existing UiTemplateListBox consumers
(Character/Chat/Config/KeyboardConfig). New tests prove the wiring AND
that a >panel-height roster is actually reachable through it.
Blast SHOULD-FIX 2/3: the Friends/Squelch resolver re-ran
LayoutImporter.ImportInfos (a full DAT tree walk) under the shared DAT
lock on EVERY row, every revision, even while the panel was closed —
RetailUiRuntime.MountSocialPanel's TemplateResolver now caches each row
template's ElementInfo the first time it is resolved and never
re-Imports for that template id again. SocialPanelController additionally
gates the Friends/Squelch Tick-driven rebuild on the panel's own
visibility via the (previously unused) IRetainedPanelController
OnShown/OnHidden hooks, so no DAT-locked rebuild work runs at all while
the panel is closed. SocialFriendsPageController/SocialSquelchPageController
also now only advance _lastRevision after every row resolves — a
transient resolver miss no longer latches an empty roster until the next
server-side change; it retries on the next Tick instead.
Mechanism SHOULD-FIX 8: SocialPanelController.Tick() now returns early
once disposed, matching every other J-slice teardown discipline (it was
being ticked unconditionally forever since RetailUiRuntime never nulls
the field).
Mechanism SHOULD-FIX 1: IsShowingAllegiance's doc claimed the F3/F4
close-on-second-press semantics were "retail's Toggle-action semantics" —
re-derived and confirmed NO retail OnAction consumer exists for either
action anywhere in the binary. Relabeled as acdream's own
OpenSpellbook-precedent convention; no register row added, following the
same no-row precedent OpenSpellbook and every other non-toolbar Toggle
panel already sets. Unknown filed as U11 in the panel-structure research
doc's §8 table.
Tests: 5 new (2 scrollbar-wiring pins, 2 long-roster-reachable-via-
scrollbar, 1 hidden-panel-does-not-rebuild/shown-panel-catches-up); 2
existing tests updated for the new visibility gate.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- RetailLayoutFixtureGenerator dumps LayoutDesc 0x2100006E slot
0x1000018F to the committed social_panel_2100006E_1000018F.json
fixture, closing lane-A unknowns U3/U4/U6/U7/U10 with real DAT data
(geometry/media/fonts/base refs, the fellowship empty/full frame
containment, the panel/page P0x57 properties, the row-template arrays).
- SocialPanelLiveMountProbeTests exercises the PRODUCTION mount path
against the live DATs (ACDREAM_PROBE_LIVE_MOUNT=1): the tab host
resolves as UiTabPanel with its 4-entry table, all four pages resolve,
the fellowship frame pair and allegiance signature elements resolve,
0x10000492 is confirmed authored twice under the allegiance page, and
every tab button caption is non-empty (the #375 resolver class).
- SocialPanelControllerTests pins the fixture-driven conformance: the
real (coordinator-addendum-correcting) tab table and default entry,
the Fellowship/Allegiance empty-state gates, Friends/Squelch row
population and revision-driven rebuilds, and the D1 INERT-button
contract (AD-79) via
FriendsAndSquelchActionButtons_AreClickable_ButHaveNoHandler.
- RetailPanelCatalogTests gains the SocialPanel id/window-name/
Mounted-not-Toolbar pins (lane A §6.1: no toolbar button).
Note: the ACDREAM_REGENERATE_UI_FIXTURES=1 run used to produce the new
fixture also touched keyboard_config_21000009.json and
options_2100002B.json on this machine (unrelated installed-DAT drift,
likely from local DAT-editing tooling) -- both were reverted to HEAD
before this commit; only the new social panel fixture is included.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
