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feat(layout): a legend in up to three columns, and publication layouts use them for long legends (#1379) - #1494
Follow-up to #1392, on #1379. A legend with many classes is the case the placement search can't solve: on a map of Minas Gerais' geology by period (25 classes, IBGE BDiA), an A4 landscape layout cut the legend's last 8 classes and warned about it. Laid in two columns, every class fits.
A legend's "columns", 1 to 3.layout.addElement and layout.update take it, and the element's Format pane has a Columns field. The rows go under the title as evenly as they can, by the height they take (fix(layout): draw a legend's points as the map does #1442's tall rows count as they are). Each column is as wide as its widest row and has its own column of symbols. A layer's name stays with the row under it.
layout.publication picks them from the room the map leaves. It finds the largest rectangle with nothing drawn in the frame, and the legend takes the fewest columns that fit it. When none fits, a long legend (over a quarter of the frame's height) or one that is cut is tried in more, as before: more columns win when they show more of the legend, or as much while covering at least a quarter less of what the map draws. The answer gains "legendColumns".
Polygons with no fill and no labels don't count as what the map draws. Neighbouring borders cross the whole frame, so with them no rectangle is free and every corner looks equally full. This holds for every surround's placement, not only the legend's. A layer with No Fill counts as having no fill; one with a stacked fill such as a hatch, a fill by expression, diagrams or extrusion doesn't. If nothing else is shown, they count.
A cut legend now costs an arrangement.best adds ten times the area a legend loses to its neighbours, so an arrangement that keeps its rows beats one that only moves less.
A legend that fits the free rectangle in one column stays in one. A legend with one column saves and draws as before.
Changes
rustgis-map, layout.rs: ElementKind::Legend { columns }, default 1, left out of the saved file at 1; MAX_LEGEND_COLUMNS.
rustgis-render, layout.rs:
flow and balanced lay the rows into columns; legend draws them through legend_column (the old row loop).
legend_size_mm becomes legend_sizes_mm, one size per column count, so a complete source is read once;
frame_coverage sets aside layers that only outline their polygons (only_outlines), and shows them again after.
rustgis-engine, cmd/layout.rs:
the columns parameter, refused outside 1 to 3 and on other elements;
lay_out takes the legend's box; publication takes the columns that fit largest_free_cells, and otherwise compares the column counts with more_columns_win.
rustgis-ui-egui, layoutview.rs: the Columns field.
docs/user-guide/layouts.md and the print-layout skill.
Kind of change
Under Maintaining RustGIS, the additions are the kind any maintainer can approve: an optional command parameter ("columns"), a field in a command's output ("legendColumns"), and an optional field in the project file. An older RustGIS opens a file with "columns", draws the legend in one column, and drops the field if it saves the file: that costs the setting, not data. No format version changes. One thing changes what an existing command does: layout.publication can place its surrounds differently on maps with outline-only polygons, and picks columns for long legends. This wasn't proposed on #1379 beforehand, so a maintainer may want to weigh that part.
Choices in this PR
The largest free rectangle, not a number of rows. A fixed number of rows wouldn't know the map: 25 classes fit one column beside a narrow state and not above a wide one. On A4 portrait, the largest rectangle is the band above the state, so the legend takes three columns there.
Column counts are compared after laying out when no shape fits the rectangle. A first version took the fewest columns that fit the frame. On a half-page figure of the same map, two fit but covered the north of the state, and three covered much less.
Outline-only polygons are set aside in the drawing, not thinned out of the grid. Eroding the grid would also lose small labels and point symbols, which a surround must stay off.
A quarter less, before a column more. Otherwise a small gain would split a legend that reads fine. Boxes of equal content have about the same area, so only a shape that suits the map wins.
Each column is as wide as its widest row, not all equally wide: the legend is narrower, and so covers less.
In a box too narrow the columns close up, rather than a column being left out unseen. Long labels run into the next column, and those of the last run past the box, as a long label in one column does today.
"columns" out of range is refused, unlike ticks and divisions, which clamp: nothing here is approximate, and a script is told. A value out of range in a file edited by hand draws as the nearest.
The project format gains one optional field. A file without it opens with one column; a file with one column doesn't carry it.
Limits
A legend in a side column (panel, editorial, modular) stays in one: that column is about as wide as its rows.
Fonts stay at their fixed sizes. In a one-column figure (90 mm), the 25 classes in two columns still come out wider than the box: they close up, labels touch, the longest label of the last column runs past the box's background, and the answer warns.
A legend whose classes aren't known yet (a layer still reading, a legend picture still loading) keeps its fixed size in one column.
A hand-made legend keeps its box: raising "columns" doesn't widen it. layout.update and layout.addElement warn when "columns" is given and the box loses rows or closes the columns up, and layout.update warns too when a legend in columns has its box, title or listed layers changed; if the check can't run, because the frame has no map or a source can't be read, it says so. Adding layers to the map says nothing until one of those is done, and a legend in one column with no "columns" in the command stays as silent as it was before this PR. WMS and WMTS legend pictures still loading aren't counted. Dropping a resized legend in columns runs the check once, which reads a complete source through as drawing the page does. In layout.publication the answer warns.
A surround can now sit on a polygon with no fill and no labels. When such a polygon is the map's main subject beside other layers, it isn't protected; a map showing only such layers still is.
A filled context layer still counts as data, so it can leave no free rectangle. Then the earlier comparison decides.
Any drawn cell breaks the rectangle, so scattered points or labels make it small, and the earlier comparison decides.
The rectangle is measured before the surrounds are placed, so the locator or the north arrow can take part of it.
With fonts at their fixed sizes, a small figure can have no room for the legend in any shape. The half-page figure below shows it: every class is listed, but the legend covers the north of the state, and the answer doesn't warn.
The Columns field was checked in a headless screenshot (ui_shot), not in a real window.
Testing
a_legends_rows_go_into_columns: heights and widths per column count, a layer's name kept with its row, a box too short and one too narrow, values out of range.
a_publication_legend_too_long_goes_into_columns: 3, 60, 100 and 200 layers give 1, 3, 3 and 3 columns (the last with its warning), long labels warn, data under a long legend gives two columns, and one column isn't saved.
a_publication_legend_takes_the_columns_that_fit_the_free_rectangle: data along the bottom of the page gives two columns, also with an outline-only layer across the free band, which is shown again after.
a_legends_columns_hold_large_point_symbols: columns balanced by the rows' real height, and a column of small symbols staying narrow beside one of large ones.
Local run on Windows, on main db9a5de: fmt, clippy (whole workspace) and cargo xtask layers pass; 4,195 tests pass. Four tests that hang or fail in a full run on this PC, also on a clean main, were left out (record_tests::an_anonymous_download…, record_tests::whitespace_downloads…, a_landed_download_says_how_it_went_in_the_dialog, mapgpu::tests::parity_vector_tile_meshes). One engine test failed, untouched here: service_logins::an_oversized_ogc_items_binding_is_refused_before_native_fetch, intermittent since #1223. cargo xtask ci wasn't run whole, because it stops at the first failure.
UI evidence
Every map here is in an Albers equal-area conic centred on the state, placed by layout.publication with nothing moved by hand; only the graticule step was set to 2° on the sheets.
Same map, A4 landscape. Before (main, 17 of 25 classes) and after:
A4 portrait, where the largest free rectangle is the band above the state, so the legend takes three columns:
Half-page figure (two columns, covering the north of the state, as Limits says) and the Format pane:
Related issue
Part of #1379; follow-up to #1392. The issue's other points stay open.
…s use them for long legends (opengeos#1379)
A legend's "columns" goes from 1 to 3, in layout.addElement, layout.update
and the Format pane. layout.publication finds the largest rectangle the map
leaves free and takes the fewest columns that fit it; when none fits, a long
or cut legend is tried in more. Polygons with no fill and no labels don't
count as what the map draws, unless nothing else is shown.
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… more than an outline
No Fill counts as having no fill whatever the renderer; a transparent symbol
under stacked fills doesn't.
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Publication layouts evaluate legend sizes across one to three columns. Legend elements support configurable columns, and rendering balances rows within the legend box. Layout commands validate the setting and return the selected column count.
Legend elements gain a columns setting that defaults to 1 and is omitted from serialization at that default. Add and update commands validate values from 1 through 3 and reject the setting on non-legend elements. The Format pane adds a bounded Columns control.
Multi-column legend rendering and sizing crates/render/src/layout.rs, crates/render/src/stream_tests.rs, crates/render/src/svg.rs
Legend rows are balanced across the requested columns, with layer headings kept with following rows. Rendering fits columns to the box width and truncates rows to the available height. The sizing API returns dimensions for each supported column count. Frame coverage excludes outline-only polygon layers when other content is shown.
Publication legend fit and coverage crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs, docs/user-guide/layouts.md
Publication layout evaluates legend sizes against available map space and may select additional columns based on displayed content and map coverage. It stores and returns legendColumns. Fit checks report warnings for clipped content.
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant PublicationLayout
participant LegendSizing
participant FrameCoverage
Client->>PublicationLayout: Request publication layout
PublicationLayout->>LegendSizing: Get sizes for supported column counts
PublicationLayout->>FrameCoverage: Assess visible map content
PublicationLayout->>PublicationLayout: Select legend size and arrangement
PublicationLayout-->>Client: Return layout and legendColumns
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Possibly related issues
opengeos/RustGIS#1379 — Publication layout uses free space and map coverage when selecting a legend shape, but does not implement the full surround-placement proposal.
Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#698 — This PR extends publication legend selection and replaces the single-size sizing API introduced there.
opengeos/RustGIS#1168 — Both changes modify sizing and arrangement of WMS and WMTS legend rows.
opengeos/RustGIS#706 — Both changes account for locator-limited space when sizing publication legends.
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A rabbit draws three columns neat, With legend rows in balanced beat. The headings stay beside their class, While map space guides them as they pass. A clipped row waits beyond the frame, The bunny hops and signs its name.
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I read the full diff, the base-branch AGENTS.md, and the surrounding code. I checked largest_free_cells by hand against every unit-test grid and all of them come out as asserted. The stack loop is sound because heights has a trailing zero sentinel. frame_coverage has no early return between hiding the outline layers and building Aside, so they are always restored. I could not compile or run the tests here, so the build and test status is unverified.
Bugs
legendColumns can report more than one column when no legend is placed (moderate confidence, ~70%). When the locator leaves the legend no room in every arrangement, the column search still runs and can accept columns with zero shown. Inline comment posted with a suggested fix.
Security
None found. The new parameter goes through legend_columns_param, which refuses non-integers and out-of-range values, and the hostile_params path stays covered.
Performance
Nothing significant. legend_sizes_mm measures row text three times, once per column count, and the extra arranged calls are cheap. Low concern.
Quality
layout.update with columns on a missing element id returns "only legends have columns" instead of no element N (high confidence). Inline comment posted.
legend() clamps out-of-range columns from a hand-edited file to the nearest value without a notice (low confidence). The PR states this choice explicitly. AGENTS.md's "never silent" rule covers data, and a column count is a setting, so I'd treat this as a judgement call for the maintainer rather than a defect.
A narrow frame would pass a negative wide to legend_room via w.min(wide), and legend_room doesn't floor w. I could not find a shipped profile where this happens, so this is low confidence and not posted.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. The new UI label is wrapped in tl!, the new saved field is optional with a default, the warnings go through the existing notice path, and no vendor code appears in the diff. The saved-field change follows the optional-field rule in docs/maintaining.md, which explicitly allows it without a format version bump.
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Assert the rendered classes in each column.
The rendering checks measure only the furthest ink coordinates. They can pass if an interior class is omitted while later rows stay in place. Check that each expected class appears once, including the expected visible classes in a short box.
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Review comment at @crates/render/src/layout.rs around lines 2476 - 2479:
The layout assertions check only furthest ink coordinates and can miss omitted
interior classes. Update the relevant rendering test to verify that each
expected class appears exactly once in each column, including the expected
visible classes in the short box, while retaining the existing coordinate
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:
- Around line 1952-1955: Update the `fits` selection before the `fits.filter`
fallback so it tries the full one-column size first whenever that size fits the
free rectangle, before comparing additional-column sizes. Preserve the existing
fallback behavior when the one-column size does not fit.
Review comments at @crates/map/src/layout.rs:
- Around line 926-929: Update Layout::clamp to cap each legend’s columns at
MAX_LEGEND_COLUMNS when loading or normalizing layouts, while preserving the
existing minimum of one column. Ensure the clamped value is used when layouts
are saved.
Review comments at @crates/render/src/layout.rs:
- Around line 1740-1743: Update the outline exclusion logic near the `outlines`
collection to consider only layers drawn at the renderer’s frame scale, using
`frame_render_scale` and `map.draws_at` rather than `map.shows`; add a
regression test for an out-of-scale layer causing outline-only polygons in the
in-scale layer to be omitted from coverage.
- Around line 1538-1539: Update the legend column layout around `legend_column`
to check whether the first class fits before drawing its layer heading; when it
does not fit, defer both heading and class together to the next column.
- Around line 1690-1692: Update the `hollow` classification used by
`only_outlines` to account for visible class-specific fill stacks when
`NoFill::Symbols` is set. Treat the layer as filled when any class has a visible
fill stack, so filled polygons remain in frame coverage; preserve the existing
outline-only behavior when no visible class fill stack exists.
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Review comments at @crates/render/src/layout.rs:
- Around line 2476-2479: The layout assertions check only furthest ink
coordinates and can miss omitted interior classes. Update the relevant rendering
test to verify that each expected class appears exactly once in each column,
including the expected visible classes in the short box, while retaining the
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- A legend left out reports one column: a longer layout that also leaves
it out no longer replaces the search's best.
- A legend that one column shows whole in the free rectangle stays in one,
past the 45% and 60% a legend's box starts with.
- A saved layout's legend columns are clamped to 1 to 3.
- A layer's name isn't drawn alone at the foot of a column.
- A class's stacked fill is more than an outline in frame coverage.
- Frame coverage decides what else draws at the frame's scale, not whatever
is ticked on: outlines beside a layer out of scale are what the map shows.
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No new bugs found that I'd rate above low confidence. The column search in publication (crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs ~1939–1972) only accepts a candidate when a legend is placed (more.1.0.is_some()), so the earlier thread about legendColumns with no legend placed no longer applies. I didn't repost it.
Security
None found. The new code has no unsafe, unwrap, or panic paths in non-test code. Indexing into sizes[…] is bounded by a fixed three-element array.
Performance
publication now runs arranged(...) up to four times for a long legend, and legend_sizes_mm plus legend recompute row heights through balanced/flow about 24 times per call. Caching the heights once per call would remove most of that. Low confidence (~30%) that it matters for typical legends.
Quality
The 0.6·fh cap is applied in the column loop (crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs ~1967) but not in the free-rectangle branch (~1956). Each branch measures shown against its own size, so a legend that fits the free rectangle can be taller than the cap the other branch enforces. Low confidence (~35%). Possibly intended, but the difference should be stated or made consistent.
AGENTS.md
Never silent (inline comment posted at crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:3232, ~65%): layout.update and layout.addElement with columns can drop rows or close columns on a hand-made legend with no notice. Only layout.publication warns.
Saved files (~40%, for maintainers): an older RustGIS draws one column and drops columns on save. docs/maintaining.md allows that for optional fields only when the loss is "a setting rather than data or a different result". Here the printed result differs. The PR flags this, so the decision is for maintainers.
Clamping (~30%): Layout::clamp silently turns 0 and 999 into 1 and 3. The PR says that matches ticks and divisions, but AGENTS.md asks that approximations be reported.
Quality gates: the PR body says cargo xtask ci was not run in full, layers did not run, two rustgis-engine tests fail in a full run, and four rustgis-ui-egui tests were left out. AGENTS.md asks for cargo xtask ci before every commit.
Screenshots: the PR body has only <!-- attach: … --> placeholders and no image links. AGENTS.md requires screenshots in the PR for visible changes, so the Columns UI and the publication results are unverified.
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Left alone, 7 threads in total:
cmd/layout.rs:1939 (legend columns with no legend placed): addressed by the more.1.0.is_some() guards, not reposted.
cmd/layout.rs:3163 (unknown element id gets the wrong error): still open at lines 3163–3167. Not reposted, since it was already raised.
render/layout.rs:1699 (class fill stacks in outline detection): addressed. has_fills includes has_class_fills(), so NoFill::Symbols with class fills is not treated as an outline.
render/layout.rs:1743 (outdated): addressed by using frame_render_scale.
The other three (map/layout.rs:929, render/layout.rs:1539, cmd/layout.rs:1955) are resolved.
New concerns I posted: 1 inline comment.
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…#1379)
layout.update and layout.addElement left a hand-made legend's lost rows or
closed-up columns unsaid, against AGENTS.md's Never silent. Given "columns",
they now warn with the check and words layout.publication uses.
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AGENTS.md / policy question (about 35% confidence, for maintainers): a new saved field without a format version change.
docs/maintaining.md says a format's version goes up when a file uses something an older reader would lose. A legend with "columns" is that case: an older RustGIS reads the legend in one column and drops the field on its next save. The PR body acknowledges this and says no version changes. The exclude field added the same way is the precedent, so this may be deliberate. Worth a maintainer's confirmation before merge.
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No change here: this is for a maintainer, as you say. The field follows exclude (#518) and the text font family (#675), which were added as optional fields with no version change. By the letter of the rule it is a loss: an older RustGIS draws the legend in one column and drops the setting if it saves the file. No map data is lost. The PR text says this too. If a maintainer wants a version change here, I'll make it. Leaving this open for that view.
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- Around line 2603-2605: Update the layout-update fit check around
say_legend_fit so it also runs when box dimensions or legend content change on
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I reviewed the full diff against the base and the repository guidelines in AGENTS.md. The column search, the outline-only exclusion, the serialization and the UI field all read as correct. The findings below are the ones I'd raise. I did not run the test suite.
Bugs
None confirmed.
Security
None found. Inputs are validated (columns is refused outside 1 to 3), and the new code has no unwrap or unsafe.
Performance
layout.publication now lays out the arrangements up to about four times. I didn't find a hot spot, so this is a note, not a finding.
Quality
One-column legends draw differently, despite the PR saying they don't (about 70%). The new heading check in legend_column applies to every column count. A layer's name at the foot of a one-column legend is now dropped when the class under it doesn't fit. The PR body says one-column legends "draw as before". Inline comment posted at crates/render/src/layout.rs:1576.
Minor nit, not posted:legend_fit_warnings (crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:2328) guards too_wide with h > 0.0 but leaves too_tall unguarded in the multi-column branch. An empty legend whose box is shorter than its title would get a "lists more than fits" warning. Rare, about 40% confidence.
Minor nit, not posted: the fixed-size cap for a long legend is h.min(fh * 0.6) in the loop but not in the fits branch. That may be intentional, since a legend that fits the free rectangle doesn't cover data.
AGENTS.md
Never silent (about 45%):say_legend_fit returns with no notice when legend_sizes_mm gives None or the frame's map isn't found by name. The fit check is then skipped silently. This follows the earlier layout.update thread, which the fix addressed, but the new code still has a silent path. Inline comment posted at crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:2355.
Format version (about 35%, for maintainers): a new columns field is saved without a version change. docs/maintaining.md says the version goes up when an older reader would lose something. The exclude field was added the same way, so this may be deliberate. Inline comment posted at crates/map/src/layout.rs:929.
Prior reviews: there are 8 threads, all resolved. I did not re-raise any of them. The layout.update silent-change thread is related to the new silent path above, which is new code, so I raised it as a new point.
Change size
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…e of what its box loses (opengeos#1379)
- A layer's name waits for room for its class only in columns: a legend
in one column draws it alone at its foot, as it does on main.
- A legend in columns is checked again when its box, title or listed
layers change, not only when "columns" is given; a move isn't checked.
- A fit check that can't run says so: a frame with no map of this project,
or a source that can't be read through.
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Never silent (AGENTS.md, about 45% confidence): an out-of-range columns in a saved file is clamped with no notice.
The PR text says a value out of range in a hand-edited file "draws as the nearest". Layout::clamp runs on every layout at load (crates/engine/src/project.rs:800), so "columns": 999 becomes 3 and 0 becomes 1 with nothing said. AGENTS.md says a reader that approximates data must say what, how much and where, and that existing silent losses are bugs.
The other clamps in Layout::clamp are silent too, so this follows an existing pattern. Fixing it would mean Layout::clamp returning what it changed, and the project load passing that to Session::notify. That is larger than a one-line change, so I'm raising it as a question for maintainers rather than suggesting a fix.
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No change here: as you say, this is a question for maintainers. Every clamp in Layout::clamp is silent, so columns follows that pattern, and saying what a load changed would mean Layout::clamp returning it and the project load passing it to Session::notify, for all of them. That's better as its own change than as part of this PR. I'm leaving this open for a maintainer's view.
I read the full diff, the prior review threads, and the source the new code depends on. The search for free rectangles, the columns, the fit checks and the outline-only coverage all hold up on reading. I did not run the tests; I checked the logic by reading.
Bugs
A titled legend with no listed rows, given "columns": 2 and a box shorter than its title, gets "lists more than fits its box: its last rows are left out" though nothing is listed. too_tall in legend_fit_warnings isn't guarded by h > 0.0, unlike the other flags. Low severity, about 60% confidence. Inline comment posted with a suggested one-line fix.
Security
None found.
Performance
say_legend_fit reads complete sources on each layout.update that resizes a legend in columns. The PR body already states this trade-off, so I'm not raising it.
Quality
Nits, not posted inline:
The doc comment about publication legends in columns sits above the_largest_free_rectangle_of_a_grid in crates/engine/src/tests.rs, and a_publication_legend_too_long_goes_into_columns has none.
at_most_one in publication is the legend's starting box, so the name is misleading.
The Legend { … } struct literal is repeated at the call sites.
AGENTS.md
Never silent, about 45% confidence: an out-of-range columns in a saved file is clamped by Layout::clamp at load with no notice. This follows the existing silent clamps, so I'm raising it as a question for maintainers. Inline comment posted.
Checked and fine: the wasm-facing code uses no std::time, the new params have no unwrap, and every ElementKind::Legend site is covered by the diff or uses ...
Prior threads
I left 12 earlier threads alone. One is open: the format-version question on columns, a maintainer policy call that I did not repeat. Two are outdated but fixed in the current code: the one-column name drop and the silent legend_sizes_mm failure. Nine are resolved.
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…engeos#1379)
A titled legend in columns with nothing listed, in a box shorter than its
title, was told its last rows are left out.
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No new bugs found in the changed code. I checked the largest_free_cells stack algorithm, the bounds in flow, balanced, column_parts and legend, and frame_coverage's set-aside and restore. Visibility is checked through draws_at. The Aside restore has no early return between setting and restoring. Nothing I found panics. I did not run the tests: this environment has no shell, so the claimed test results are unverified.
Security
None found. The new columns parameter is parsed by legend_columns_param, which refuses non-integers and anything outside 1 to 3.
Performance
say_legend_fit reads complete sources on every layout.update that changes a legend's box or content while it has columns. The PR body discloses this. The cost is bounded, so I'm not raising it.
Quality
Inline comment posted at crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:1956 (confidence about 35%). The fits branch lays out a one-column legend at its full height, while the column loop and the baseline surround cap it at 60% of the frame height. It may be intended, but nothing says so.
AGENTS.md
No violations found in the changed code. Everything the never silent rule touches is reported through Session::warn or the publication warnings. The new UI label is wrapped in tl!. The docs and skill text are updated.
Process, not code: the PR body says cargo xtask ci was not run as a whole. It also reports one engine test failing (service_logins::an_oversized_ogc_items_binding_is_refused_before_native_fetch, intermittent) and four tests left out. CI should confirm these pass before merge.
The screenshots appear in the body only as <!-- attach --> comments. I could not verify that the images are attached.
Already raised, left alone (11 earlier concerns): the saved-field format-version question, the silent Layout::clamp of columns, the legendColumns result with no legend, the update 999 error message, the one-column name regression, the zero-height "lists more than fits" warning, the silent fit check on layout.update and addElement, the fits-branch and out-of-scale coverage issues, the missing cargo xtask ci run, and the outline-only coverage with class fill stacks.
Change size
Compared with main (merge base db9a5de to PR head 7874bd9), the whole PR.
Keeps both sides of the parameter text of `layout.addElement` and
`layout.update`: `columns` from this branch and the colours each element
kind accepts from opengeos#1459.
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Test gap (AGENTS.md "Test both ways", about 50% confidence). This is a new notice for lossy input, the case where a complete source can't be read through so the fit isn't checked. The PR's own tests cover the missing-map notice (a_legends_columns_say_when_its_box_is_too_small) but not this one, and the PR text says so. AGENTS.md asks for a test that gives the notice here and one that gives none for clean input. A short test with an unreadable complete source in a legend with "columns" would cover it.
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Not added here. legend_sizes_mm returns None only when a layer read in pages (chunk_source) fails its complete read, and the engine tests have no fixture for a paged vector source that fails partway. The same notice in layout.publication (layout.rs line 1776, on main since #698) is untested for the same reason. Here the notice is one s.warn on that None, with no other path to it. A fixture for a failing paged source would serve both, so it fits better as its own change. The PR text says this notice is untested. I'm leaving this open in case a maintainer wants the fixture in this PR.
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AGENTS.md "says what, how much and where" (about 45% confidence). The new messages here, "its last rows are left out" and "they close up", say what is lost but not how much, and they don't name the layout or element. The repo already has the convention for counts, for example "1 rows couldn't be read" in the export notices. Giving the number of rows left out, or the width short, and the element id would meet the rule. Also, the notices aren't counted per kind across the rows, so a box that loses many rows gets the same single sentence.
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Not changed here. These notices answer the layout.addElement or layout.update call that just set the legend, so they're about the element in that command. The check compares the laid-out size with the box, and it doesn't lay each row against the box, so it has no count of rows left out to give. Counting them would mean laying the rows out a second time for every check. Each kind is said once per check, as the doc comment of legend_fit_warnings says, because a box that loses many rows needs the same fix as one that loses a few. I'm leaving this open for a maintainer, in case counts are wanted.
No confirmed bugs. I traced largest_free_cells (the stack-based maximal rectangle), flow/balanced/legend() (sizing and drawing agree), the column-count search in publication, and the frame_coverage outline handling. All checked out. (confidence: high)
Low: wide = fw - left - right - 2.0 - aw (crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:1944) is not clamped. In a very narrow frame it goes negative, and w.min(wide) then passes a negative or zero legend width into arranged. A zero-width candidate could still win on the over comparison, so a clamp alone isn't enough. Needs a guard that skips the column search when wide is too small. Not verified by a test. (confidence: low, ~25%)
Security
None found. The changes are numeric layout code and command parameters, with no I/O or secrets.
Performance
say_legend_fit (layout.rs:2347) reads each complete source through synchronously. It runs on every layout.update that changes w/h/title/allClasses/hideOther/exclude for a legend in columns, which includes the Layout view's resize-end. On large PostGIS or GeoPackage sources that is a full read per edit. The PR discloses this, so this is a note, not a defect. (confidence: medium)
Quality
The legend_column name-with-class break and flow's Head+Class unit agree, so no row is dropped in a non-last column. Confirmed by reading.
Left alone: the open thread on layout.rs:1956 (fits branch uses uncapped height, the loop uses fh * 0.6). It is still unresolved and the code it points at has not changed.
AGENTS.md
Inline: the new unreadable-source notice (layout.rs:2365) has no test, which breaks "Test both ways" (~50%).
Inline: the new fit messages (layout.rs:2327) say what is lost but not how much or where, which breaks "says what, how much and where" (~45%).
Not raised again, already covered by open threads: the columns field in a saved file without a format version change (map/src/layout.rs:929), and the silent clamp in Layout::clamp (map/src/layout.rs:1340). Both threads show the author and reviewers deferring these to maintainers.
Prior threads: 14 threads on this PR were read. I left 12 alone because they were already raised, answered, or resolved. Only the 2 new AGENTS.md concerns above were posted as inline comments.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 009b80f to PR head 3022127).
Keeps the legend's "columns" in layout.addElement's and layout.update's help and takes main's
.roles(&[]) on both (opengeos#1521).
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Performance (about 35% confidence): every resize or title change of a legend in columns reads its chunked sources through in full, on the command's thread.
say_legend_fit calls legend_sizes_mm, which calls complete_shown_legends (crates/render/src/layout.rs:1180). For a streamed source that reads all features before the check returns. layout.update runs it for each w/h/title/allClasses/hideOther/exclude change on a legend in columns, and the Layout view sends one update per drag end. On a large GeoPackage or Parquet layer that is a full scan per resize, where the rest of the command is cheap.
The PR text says this is deliberate ("reads a complete source through as drawing the page does"), so this may be an accepted cost. If it is, a short comment saying so next to this call would help. Otherwise, the check could skip when the box is unchanged, or reuse the sizes from the last publication or export.
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Not changed here, since it isn't measured. The check runs only for a legend in more than one column, and only when a command changes its box, its title or what it lists. A move doesn't trigger it. A full read happens only when a layer is read in pages. In that case the same complete_shown_legends read already runs when the layout exports (render/src/layout.rs line 184) and in layout.publication (line 1771), so this check costs what an export of the same layout costs. Caching the sizes between commands would need a key for every input to the read (the map's layers, the scale, exclude), and I'd add that only once a slow case is measured. I'm leaving this open in case a maintainer prefers it now.
I read the full diff (about 1,640 lines), the staged metadata, and the 27 prior review threads. I checked every ElementKind::Legend constructor and every caller of the changed render functions, and found no build breaks. I did not compile or run the tests, so the logic findings below are from reading the code.
I left 19 prior concerns alone because they were already raised and are still open or answered: the format-version question, the silent clamp in Layout::clamp, the 60% height cap versus the uncapped fit branch, the missing unreadable-source test, the "how much" wording of the notices, and the resolved threads. None of the code they point at has changed in a way that alters them.
Bugs
None new that I could confirm. The stack-based largest_free_cells, the flow/balanced column packing, and the more_columns_win comparison all check out against the PR's own test expectations. I traced the grid cases by hand, and the test values match.
Security
None. No new input paths skip validation. columns is refused outside 1–3, and the new indexing is bounded by construction (sizes[legend_cols - 1] with legend_cols in 1–3; starts always has at least one entry).
Performance
Inline comment posted at crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs:3410 (about 35% confidence). say_legend_fit runs complete_shown_legends on every resize or title change of a legend in columns, and that reads chunked sources in full on the command's thread. The PR documents this as intentional, so it may be an accepted cost.
Quality (grouped nits, for the release quality pass under AGENTS.md)
publication has grown by roughly 150 lines in one function, with several closures that capture each other. Splitting out the column search would help.
flow pairs a layer name with the next row whatever that row is, while legend_column only keeps a name with a following class. The mismatch is harmless because flow is the more conservative of the two. Worth aligning when the function is next touched.
legend() silently stops drawing the remaining columns if Rect::from_ltrb returns None. I could not construct a case where it does, so this is low confidence.
AGENTS.md
Nothing new beyond the open threads: the format-version question and the silent clamp are still for maintainers.
No unwrap/expect in non-test code. The new unwrap calls are all in tests.
The new UI label uses tl!, and the new engine notices go through Session::warn.
No findings to post as "nothing found": the new warnings are tested both ways, and the drawing and measurement paths agree on their arithmetic. The open items are the performance note above and the deferred quality points.
Change size
Compared with main (merge base b269d21 to PR head 6cc7330).
Keeps the legend's "columns" in layout.addElement's and layout.update's
help and takes main's .inputs(...) and .effects(...) on both (opengeos#1461).
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I read the full diff and checked the paths most likely to hide defects: the free-rectangle search (largest_free_cells), the column layout (flow, balanced, legend()), the title height that say_legend_fit subtracts, outline-layer restoration in frame_coverage, the order of the new columns guard in layout.update, and map-name lookup. I found no defect in any of them.
Bugs
None found.
Security
None found. columns is parsed as a bounded integer, and nothing new reads files or takes paths.
Performance
Nothing new. The resize-time full source read is already raised in an open thread.
Quality
Low (about 40%): The one-column publication warning now says "fits its box" where main said "fits its corner" (crates/engine/src/cmd/layout.rs, legend_fit_warnings). The PR text says one-column output is unchanged and doesn't mention this wording change.
Nits, for the release quality pass:legend_column aliases let dark = LEGEND_TEXT;. legend_title_mm repeats the LEGEND_ROW * 1.3 factor that legend() uses. publication now nests the arrangement closure, the score and the column loop in one function, which is hard to follow.
AGENTS.md
About 50%: The PR body's screenshots appear only as <!-- attach: … --> HTML comments, so the rendered description shows no before/after or new-UI images. AGENTS.md asks for them on visible changes. Check that they were uploaded to rustgis-assets and linked.
Quality gate, already raised: The PR says cargo xtask ci was not run in full, one engine test failed, and four tests were left out. This is still outstanding.
Earlier review threads: 18 reviewed, none re-raised. Still-open concerns I left alone: the format-version question for the new columns field, the silent clamp in Layout::clamp, the missing test for an unreadable source, the notice counts, and the resize-time full read.
Change size
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…hen veil what lies outside the extent (#1379) (#1725)
* feat(layout): when no shape of the legend fits, move the map aside, then veil what lies outside the extent (#1379)
A follow-up to #1494. These run only when no shape of the legend fits
the largest rectangle the map leaves free; a map where one fits comes
out as before.
- The map moves within the frame's slack, the asked extent still inside,
so the room on both its sides joins (`mapShift` in the answer).
- A polygon layer in one colour with no labels, beside a layer drawn by
classes or a raster, is context, as layers that only outline are.
- On a continuous map with a long legend, what is outside the extent gets
a white veil and counts as free; the surrounds group in its widest band
(`veiled`, `arrangement: "veil"`, and a warning). A sheet may go to up
to half the scale for it, which is warned; figures keep theirs.
- `"veil": false` keeps the map unveiled and at its scale.
- A legend cut short of its neighbours costs more than any move.
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* test(layout): assert! for a bool, as clippy asks
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* fix(layout): one drawing per scale in the map's search, the legend's sizes kept, a study area counted (#1379)
Review round 1 of #1725:
- Each scale the search tries is drawn once, wide enough for every move,
and each move's coverage cut from it (`crop_cells`): at most four more
drawings, not 24. On a 14 MB geology map, 2.5 s became 0.7 s.
- The legend is measured once per scale tried, and the chosen sizes are
the ones laid out, so the veil's final grouping finds the group the
search found.
- The grouping places the legend when the corners left it out, and the
"left out" warning looks at what was placed.
- A one-colour layer is context only when it runs on past the frame;
one inside it, such as a study area, is what the map shows.
- The docs paragraph rewrapped.
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* fix(layout): a map moved in its frame is said, and a scale whose legend is still loading isn't tried (#1379)
Review round 2 of #1725:
- A move aside changes what the frame shows past the extent; it was only
in `mapShift`. A warning now gives its distance and side.
- At a smaller scale, a read still running or a legend picture still
loading left the legend measured short. That scale is now skipped and
the result says so, as the asked scale already did.
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* fix(layout): a move keeps the extent inside each side's own margin; publication says why it runs on the UI thread (#1379)
Review round 3 of #1725:
- A figure labels only its left and bottom edges, so its margins differ.
The move limit used their mean, which put the extent's edge about
3 to 4.5 mm into the labels' room. Each direction now has its own
limit; the wide drawing reaches the farther one.
- `fn publication`'s doc comment says it runs on the UI thread with no
Cancel, why, and that the search adds at most four drawings.
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* fix(layout): the veil stops at the graticule's labels; one-colour context judged on the frame asked for (#1379)
Review round 4 of #1725:
- The veil ran to the frame's edges, over the graticule's labels drawn in
the frame's picture, which came out washed at 60% white (reproduced in
the PNG and a test). It now stops at the label-free area; the strips
under the labels stay unveiled, which the warning and docs say. Bands
thinner than half a millimetre are left out.
- The search's wide drawing judged which one-colour layers run past the
frame on itself; `frame_coverage_judged_on` judges them on the frame
asked for, so every move's cut leaves out the same layers.
- `fn publication`'s doc gives the actual reason it runs on the UI thread.
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* fix(layout): "moved" names the surrounds in the veil's band; the search reads the wide view at the asked scale too (#1379)
- A veiled map left "moved" empty although its surrounds left their
corners for the veil's band; each one off its corner is named now.
- At the asked scale the search drew the wide view from the frame's own
read (half the frame past it, in degrees), which a stretched
projection outgrows: in Web Mercator at 60°N a streamed point at 17°N
inside the wide drawing wasn't read. Every scale tried reads its wide
view first; one still reading isn't tried, and the warning says so.
- Tests: the arrow kept inside the veil band and clear of the legend and
locator; a veiled figure without its outline fails, an unveiled one has
none, and both veiled figures are checked.
- Docs: the move comes first, the veil only when no move makes room,
and neither leaves the map centred and unveiled; the doc comment gives
the cost with streamed layers.
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* docs(layout): say when a map counts as continuous for the veil (#1379)
At the asked scale, 80% of the extent's part of the frame and 30% of the
rest drawn (context layers not counted), and a one-column legend taller
than a quarter of the frame; a sparser map stays unveiled.
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* fix(layout): a moved frame places the extent at its own centre's ground scale (#1379)
A frame is drawn at its centre's ground scale, which a move up or down
changes where the projection stretches. The search placed the extent
with the asked centre's scale, so in Web Mercator at 57-61°N the veil's
hole and outline sat 12 mm off the extent drawn, and at 23-19°S the
extent ran past the frame's bottom edge, though said to stay whole.
Each candidate now places the extent at the moved centre's scale; one
that leaves it out of its margins there isn't made; and one whose scale
would shift a corner of the frame more than half a millimetre has its
coverage drawn on its own instead of cut from the wide drawing (so the
Brazil Albers move is kept). Test: a map moved about 85 mm north and
south of the equator draws the extent whole and under its outline.
Docs: the veil follows the extent's bounding box in the map's projection,
so a curved extent keeps the box's corners outside it unveiled.
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* test(layout): moved frames read every streamed feature they draw; docs: the legend box and rounded scales (#1379)
- The latitude test adds a streamed column of points to both cases, which
move over 80 mm and so have their coverage drawn on their own: every
point the moved frame draws is read. Each case is asserted moved up or
down by over 40 mm and veiled, and a missing outline fails it.
- Docs: the height test takes the legend's box, its colorbar included;
the smaller scale is about half at most, each one rounded up to two
significant figures.
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* perf(layout): a moved frame is drawn on its own only past a cell's drift, and once (#1379)
Measured on the 14 MB Minas Gerais geology map in Web Mercator: two
moves whose scale drift barely passed 0.5 mm cost about 0.47 s in A4
landscape, and the veil pass drew the portrait's move a second time.
The threshold is now one cell of the coverage grid, which the cut is
exact to anyway, and each moved frame drawn on its own is kept by scale
and move. The Albers maps never take this branch.
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* fix(layout): a smaller scale whose legend can't be measured is said, not skipped silently (#1379)
legend_sizes_mm reads a chunked source whole for its legend; when that
fails at a smaller scale, the pass was dropped with no warning.
Reproduced with a Shapefile drawn by classes, shown only below the asked
scale, whose files are gone: the map stayed centred and unveiled with
no warning. That scale now sets unknown_at, and the warning names a
source that can't be read through.
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Summary
Follow-up to #1392, on #1379. A legend with many classes is the case the placement search can't solve: on a map of Minas Gerais' geology by period (25 classes, IBGE BDiA), an A4 landscape layout cut the legend's last 8 classes and warned about it. Laid in two columns, every class fits.
"columns", 1 to 3.layout.addElementandlayout.updatetake it, and the element's Format pane has a Columns field. The rows go under the title as evenly as they can, by the height they take (fix(layout): draw a legend's points as the map does #1442's tall rows count as they are). Each column is as wide as its widest row and has its own column of symbols. A layer's name stays with the row under it.layout.publicationpicks them from the room the map leaves. It finds the largest rectangle with nothing drawn in the frame, and the legend takes the fewest columns that fit it. When none fits, a long legend (over a quarter of the frame's height) or one that is cut is tried in more, as before: more columns win when they show more of the legend, or as much while covering at least a quarter less of what the map draws. The answer gains"legendColumns".bestadds ten times the area a legend loses to its neighbours, so an arrangement that keeps its rows beats one that only moves less.A legend that fits the free rectangle in one column stays in one. A legend with one column saves and draws as before.
Changes
rustgis-map,layout.rs:ElementKind::Legend { columns }, default 1, left out of the saved file at 1;MAX_LEGEND_COLUMNS.rustgis-render,layout.rs:flowandbalancedlay the rows into columns;legenddraws them throughlegend_column(the old row loop).legend_size_mmbecomeslegend_sizes_mm, one size per column count, so a complete source is read once;frame_coveragesets aside layers that only outline their polygons (only_outlines), and shows them again after.rustgis-engine,cmd/layout.rs:columnsparameter, refused outside 1 to 3 and on other elements;lay_outtakes the legend's box;publicationtakes the columns that fitlargest_free_cells, and otherwise compares the column counts withmore_columns_win.rustgis-ui-egui,layoutview.rs: the Columns field.docs/user-guide/layouts.mdand the print-layout skill.Kind of change
Under Maintaining RustGIS, the additions are the kind any maintainer can approve: an optional command parameter (
"columns"), a field in a command's output ("legendColumns"), and an optional field in the project file. An older RustGIS opens a file with"columns", draws the legend in one column, and drops the field if it saves the file: that costs the setting, not data. No format version changes. One thing changes what an existing command does:layout.publicationcan place its surrounds differently on maps with outline-only polygons, and picks columns for long legends. This wasn't proposed on #1379 beforehand, so a maintainer may want to weigh that part.Choices in this PR
"columns"out of range is refused, unliketicksanddivisions, which clamp: nothing here is approximate, and a script is told. A value out of range in a file edited by hand draws as the nearest.Limits
panel,editorial,modular) stays in one: that column is about as wide as its rows."columns"doesn't widen it.layout.updateandlayout.addElementwarn when"columns"is given and the box loses rows or closes the columns up, andlayout.updatewarns too when a legend in columns has its box, title or listed layers changed; if the check can't run, because the frame has no map or a source can't be read, it says so. Adding layers to the map says nothing until one of those is done, and a legend in one column with no"columns"in the command stays as silent as it was before this PR. WMS and WMTS legend pictures still loading aren't counted. Dropping a resized legend in columns runs the check once, which reads a complete source through as drawing the page does. Inlayout.publicationthe answer warns.ui_shot), not in a real window.Testing
a_legends_rows_go_into_columns: heights and widths per column count, a layer's name kept with its row, a box too short and one too narrow, values out of range.a_publication_legend_too_long_goes_into_columns: 3, 60, 100 and 200 layers give 1, 3, 3 and 3 columns (the last with its warning), long labels warn, data under a long legend gives two columns, and one column isn't saved.a_publication_legend_takes_the_columns_that_fit_the_free_rectangle: data along the bottom of the page gives two columns, also with an outline-only layer across the free band, which is shown again after.the_largest_free_rectangle_of_a_grid,frame_coverage_leaves_out_layers_that_only_outline.a_legends_columns_hold_large_point_symbols: columns balanced by the rows' real height, and a column of small symbols staying narrow beside one of large ones.a_publication_legend_that_fits_whole_stays_in_one_column,a_publication_legend_left_out_has_one_column.more_columns_win_by_showing_more_or_covering_less,a_legend_takes_columns_from_one_to_three,a_legends_columns_say_when_its_box_is_too_small,a_layers_name_stays_with_its_class_only_in_columns.Local run on Windows, on main db9a5de: fmt, clippy (whole workspace) and
cargo xtask layerspass; 4,195 tests pass. Four tests that hang or fail in a full run on this PC, also on a clean main, were left out (record_tests::an_anonymous_download…,record_tests::whitespace_downloads…,a_landed_download_says_how_it_went_in_the_dialog,mapgpu::tests::parity_vector_tile_meshes). One engine test failed, untouched here:service_logins::an_oversized_ogc_items_binding_is_refused_before_native_fetch, intermittent since #1223.cargo xtask ciwasn't run whole, because it stops at the first failure.UI evidence
Every map here is in an Albers equal-area conic centred on the state, placed by
layout.publicationwith nothing moved by hand; only the graticule step was set to 2° on the sheets.Same map, A4 landscape. Before (main, 17 of 25 classes) and after:
A4 portrait, where the largest free rectangle is the band above the state, so the legend takes three columns:
Half-page figure (two columns, covering the north of the state, as Limits says) and the Format pane:
Related issue
Part of #1379; follow-up to #1392. The issue's other points stay open.
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