cadran

Once Aurore has started (Application::init): the console's theme and language kept, the strings loaded in the preferences' language. The app sets ui::hooks and calls ui::use_prefs before.

Once the window is there (Application::createWindow): the preferences' font and theme, the palettes, the text size, and the views and screens that take Cadran's look from then on: the footer's hints, the header's version badge and settings, every screen's header and list, and the main screen (an AppletFrame holding a TabFrame) with its rail.

The boards' two palettes on Aurore's two variants (dark: navy; light: cool white), the rail's metrics and the display font: before any view.

A frame's header after the boards: the mark for the app icon, the title at 24, a pill at the right (icon and text; filled teal, else a bordered one) and, when asked, the date.

From then on, every screen but the main one gets the header after the boards (the mark, the title) and its list in cards (cadran::List), the first time it takes the focus.

A TabFrame's sidebar as the boards' rail: an icon before each label, the active tab on a teal pill; open, on its icons, or folding by itself as ui::prefs() says (ui::RAILS).

ui::prefs().rail changed (an app's Preferences › Sidebar): the main screen's rail after it, at once.

Both, for the main screen.

Whether frame is a main screen: it holds a TabFrame (or a view with the id "main_tabs"). install_screens() styles it with style_frame() the first time it takes the focus, unless the app did already.

Whether frame is a screen of its own, not a step from the one under it (a child's screen): no "Console ›" crumb before its title, no version badge after it. The app says so with ui::hooks' standalone_screen, or by a view with the id "cadran/standalone" in the screen.

The pill again after a mode changed (ui::hooks' pill, read-only).

The soft glow of the boards, an absolute full-screen view to add first in a frame: a radial gradient of color_key centred on (cx, cy), radius wide. Nothing with the lighter effects (cadran/ui/effects), without the glow (ui::prefs) or with AURORE_CADRAN_NOGLOW=1 (ui::env_flag).

"Sécurité" -> "SÉCURITÉ": ASCII, Latin-1, œ and Cyrillic (the catalogs' scripts with a case); anything else is kept.

A paragraph of the app's that dialog_body() draws as a note, with icon (in amber with warn): one whose text starts as the text of the i18n key key does, up to its first "{}". The note kinds are the app's: added once at start-up.

A dialog's text laid out as the boards do (ui::dialog), left-aligned: its question as a title, a paragraph made with cadran_text::table as a table (its mark says so, not its words), the notes the app adds (add_note) at the bottom, small, each with its icon; any other paragraph as text.

A dialog's title as dialog_body sets it (the display face, 23 px).

A round badge before a title: icon in color_key on soft_key.

dialog as a card, its buttons as pills. Once: a dressed dialog is left as it is (every screen that takes the focus comes through here, see install_screens). Call it after the dialog's last addButton. DANGER and FAILURE also put a coral warning before a dialog_body's title.

The desktop's text field (aurore::EditTextDialog) as a dialog's card, its title in it over the text. Once, as style_dialog (install_screens).

A button of a dialog's own, not of its row (one that must act before the dialog closes): a pill as style_dialog draws them, plain unless PRIMARY or DANGER.

A dialog's body while something is under way: a spinner, and what is being done under it, centred.

A toast's icon: a check for something done, a warning for something not done.

The main screen's header pill: its text, or hidden when empty (each screen says what it has to: "Library up to date", "Play timer on"…), its icon, and its tone: amber for a state that needs the user, coral for something off that should be on. While the app writes nothing (ui::hooks' read_only), the pill says so instead, whatever the screen.

Under a dressed dialog's content: its button row (a 56 px pill and 24 px below), and what the card keeps from the screen's top and bottom.

A picker's card: the radius of its corners.

kit::RADIUS_MODAL