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feat(qgis): annotation layers carry over as graphics layers (#882) - #1790
Piece 13 of #882, second part: QGIS annotation layers carry over onto RustGIS's graphics layers. Until now the importer said "RustGIS doesn't read QGIS's annotation layers" and noted the main annotation layer's items as skipped.
What carries over
Layers: each <maplayer type="annotation">, and the project's main annotation layer (on top, as "Annotations"), as a graphics layer with its visibility, opacity, blending and scale range. Items are taken from the layer's coordinate system (else the project's) to longitude/latitude, and added in their z order.
Markers, lines, polygons: points, lines and polygons (holes kept) in their symbol's fill, outline, width and size.
Text: point text, rectangle text and text along a line as text graphics, with font size (any unit), colour and opacity, weight, slant, letter spacing and alignment. HTML text is drawn as plain text.
Pictures: PNG and JPEG files (from the project's folder when relative, or base64:), fitted and centred in their box when the aspect is locked. Each file is read once; one import adds at most 64 MiB of pictures (past that, noted).
Boxes: a rectangle text's background and frame as one rectangle under it; a picture's background under it and its frame over it.
What QGIS draws, as measured on its renders (QGIS 4.2.3):
A point text's baseline sits on its point. The text starts there (left), is centred on it or ends there (right), and further lines go above.
A point text without an alignment attribute is read as left aligned.
Switched-off items aren't drawn.
A rectangle text wraps to its box.
A locked-aspect picture is fitted and centred in its box.
Noted
Drawn differently (approximated):
RustGIS centres a text graphic on its point, draws it level and with its own halo.
Text along a line is drawn level at the line's middle.
Rectangle text is drawn centred and unwrapped in its box, with no margins.
Fixed-size boxes are drawn without their box; fixed-size pictures fill their map box.
Symbols with dashes, offsets, patterns or several layers are drawn plain; marker shapes are drawn as circles.
Sizes at a reference scale, expressions in [% … %], font families, and texts or sizes past what a graphic takes.
Left out:
SVG pictures; pictures that don't read (their box is still drawn).
Callouts; items placed on the map frame; switched-off items; unknown item kinds; geometry that doesn't read (curves).
Text capitalisation, underlines, strikeouts, backgrounds, shadows and masks.
QGIS 3's older annotation balloons (<Annotations>) are now noted at project level; before, nothing was said about them.
Also fixed
QGIS 4 (Qt 6) writes font weights from 100 to 1000 (normal 400, bold 700), where QGIS 3 (Qt 5) wrote 0 to 99 (normal 50). The label reader took anything from 63 up as bold, so every normal-weight label from a QGIS 4 file came in bold. The weight is now read on its own scale (font_weights_read_on_both_scales). QGIS 3 files read as before.
Compatibility
Projects without annotation layers import as before.
An empty annotation layer now comes in as an empty graphics layer rather than a note.
Existing graphics layers and the graphics.* commands are unchanged. graphics::push and Graphic are new, for the import, and keep the ranges the commands keep.
Corpus
generate.py writes annotations-styled.qgs: styled marks, lines and a polygon with a hole; text aligned, turned, in millimetres, in HTML and with a buffer; rectangle text with a background and frame, plain, and of a fixed size; a picture file and an SVG; text along a line; one item switched off, one at a reference scale; z order; an item on the main annotation layer.
Its picture is data/picture.png (40 × 20, red, 117 bytes).
The project corpus grows from 21 to 22.
Compared with QGIS 4.2.3
QGIS (left) · RustGIS with this PR (right), annotations-styled.qgs in Web Mercator.
Two differences are artefacts of the comparison setup:
QGIS's offscreen render leaves out the main annotation layer (it isn't in the layer list it is given).
QGIS doesn't resolve the scrubbed relative picture path, so it draws "?" where RustGIS draws the picture.
The rest are the approximations noted above: text placement and halo, level turned and line text, no dashes, and circles for squares.
Tests
annotations_carry_over_as_graphics (map): the corpus project's kinds, z order, look, units, hole, box, picture path and aspect, main layer and notes.
annotation_defaults_and_limits (map): the left-aligned default, an empty picture path, a font past the limit.
font_weights_read_on_both_scales (map).
qgis_annotation_layers_import_as_graphics_layers (engine): layer order, lon/lat, bold, picture read and fitted, and a picture relative to an unknown folder.
The project-notes test covers the main layer's unplaceable items and the old balloons; every_corpus_file_reads now reads 22 projects.
Locally, cargo xtask ci passes except two render font tests that also fail on main on this machine (no italic font installed).
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New Features
QGIS imports now include annotation layers and project-level annotations as graphics, including supported shapes, text, and PNG/JPEG pictures. Ordinary layers appear beneath annotations, with the main annotation layer on top.
Imported graphics retain visibility and supported styling. Picture proportions are preserved when dimensions are available; fitting may use layer coordinates when canvas fitting is unavailable.
Bug Fixes
Import reports flag annotations that cannot be placed, pictures that cannot be read or exceed the import size limit, and text whose rendering order may differ from QGIS.
Documentation
Updated the workspace guide with annotation import details, rendering approximations, and unsupported content.
…#882)
QGIS annotation layers, and the project's main annotation layer, import as
graphics layers: markers, lines and polygons in their symbol's look; point,
rectangle and line text as text graphics; PNG and JPEG pictures fitted in
their box; backgrounds and frames as rectangles; in z order, taken to
longitude/latitude. What RustGIS draws differently or not at all is noted.
Also: QGIS 4's font weights (Qt 6's 100-1000 scale) no longer make every
normal-weight label bold.
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QGIS annotation items are parsed from layer and project elements and imported as graphics layers. The importer transforms annotation geometry, applies supported styling, and handles pictures with caching and a per-import byte limit. Tests and documentation cover import behavior and reported rendering differences.
Changes: QGIS Annotation Import
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Graphic values and dataset storage crates/map/src/graphics.rs
Adds a public graphic value type and dataset insertion logic. Insertion truncates text, clamps finite numeric values, and omits unset optional attributes.
Reads annotations from layer and main-project elements. Reports skipped or approximated content and adjusts font-weight interpretation. Tests and documentation cover annotation parsing and project data.
Graphics-layer import and validation crates/engine/src/cmd/qgis.rs, crates/engine/src/tests.rs
Imports parsed annotations as graphics layers, transforms coordinates, and applies supported styling. Picture reads are cached and placed pictures count toward a per-import byte limit. Tests cover import behavior, picture handling, and rendering-order reports.
opengeos/RustGIS#876: This change imports annotation layers as graphics layers instead of reporting them as unsupported.
opengeos/RustGIS#1691: The annotation import creates graphics layers that use the graphics-layer diagram-handling contract.
opengeos/RustGIS#825: This change extends the QGIS project reader and import command introduced there.
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Importing a QGIS project with a very large HTML annotation that has many ampersands and no semicolons can stall the import. Overflowing letter spacing is dropped without telling the user, and the documentation misstates what the 64 MiB picture limit counts. The first issue should be fixed before merge; the other two are small corrections.
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A rabbit reads the map at night And finds annotations drawn just right Lines and letters join the view Pictures fit their canvases too The layers stack in ordered cheer A happy hare hops home from here
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- Line 270: Update the picture import flow around pictures.read.entry to check
the remaining 64 MiB budget before reading a new picture, and avoid caching any
successful read whose size exceeds that remaining budget. Preserve reads and
caching for pictures that fit, and ensure rejected pictures are not retained.
- Line 285: Update the picture-budget accounting around to_lonlat so pictures
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- Line 279: Update the cached-picture handling in the branch matching
`Some(read)` to check the picture’s size against `left` while borrowing it, and
clone `read` only when it fits the remaining budget. Preserve the existing
behavior for pictures that do not fit, avoiding a full base64 copy before they
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transformed before reading its picture, or defer inserting the successful read
into pictures.read until placement succeeds. Ensure unplaceable annotations do
not retain picture data outside the pictures.bytes budget.
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detect lower-layer text that may render above shapes in upper annotation layers.
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Still open (re-raised from the earlier thread): the picture cache isn't bounded. The read is cached at this line before placement is known, so a picture whose graphic then fails to_lonlat stays in pictures.read, but its bytes are never charged to pictures.bytes. The budget only limits what is placed, so N distinct unplaceable pictures can each retain up to a full read (up to 16 MiB file, about 22 MB base64) and the import holds N × that in memory.
What's new since the earlier thread: the placement check now exists, so the fix can be local. Either charge cached bytes against a separate cache limit (pictures.cached ≤ MAX_PICTURE_BYTES, and don't insert past it, so the row uses its read without caching), or add the picture to the cache only once its first row is placed. A regression test would be a set of distinct unplaceable pictures followed by a valid one, asserting the cache stays within the limit.
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Fixed in 9323732. Each annotation is now placed in longitude/latitude before its picture is read, so an unplaceable one never reads or caches anything. In the one remaining case, where the box places but the aspect-fitted box inside it doesn't, a picture just read is removed from the cache again. The cache now only holds pictures that fitted the budget when read and belong to a placed graphic.
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Clone before the budget check (re-raised; the code around it changed, the copy didn't).Some(read) => read.clone() copies the whole base64 string for every row that uses a cached picture, and only then does the over check at the match read below discard it. Once the budget is short, every later row using that picture clones up to tens of MB just to drop it. Check the size by reference first:
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The z-order note misses texts under shapes in another layer (silent approximation). The count only looks within one annotation layer, but RustGIS collects text graphics from all graphics layers into fixed_labels and draws them in one pass after every layer (crates/render/src/lib.rs, around lines 4518 and 5061). So a lower annotation layer's text is drawn over an upper layer's shape, or over the main "Annotations" layer, and no note says so. The earlier thread was resolved on the per-layer note, but this case isn't covered.
Fix: count across the whole import (for example, pass a running "shapes seen above" flag from the import loop in qgis.rs into read) and report the total once with the existing wording. A test with a text in a lower layer and a marker in a higher one should expect the note.
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Fixed in 9323732. The import now works out, bottom to top, whether any layer above an annotation layer draws more than texts. If one does, it notes that layer's texts that are on top of its own shapes and pictures, since RustGIS draws all graphics layers' texts after all layers. Texts already under their own layer's shapes keep the per-layer note and aren't counted twice. qgis_annotation_texts_under_layers_above_are_noted covers a text layer under a marker layer, and a top layer with nothing above it.
Cross-layer z-order note is incomplete (silent approximation), medium-high confidence. The "texts drawn over shapes" note only counts within one annotation layer. The renderer draws all graphics text in one pass after every layer, so a lower layer's text can land over an upper layer's shape, including the main "Annotations" layer, and nothing is reported. Inline comment posted at crates/map/src/qgis/annotation.rs:79. This re-opens the resolved thread, because the code it points at changed and the gap remains.
Security
Low confidence:picture() reads any absolute path a project names, as long as it decodes as PNG or JPEG. The bytes are then embedded in the saved project. This follows the existing data-source behaviour, and the reads are capped (16 MiB per file), so I'd not block on it.
Performance
Clone before budget check, medium-high confidence. Cached picture reads are cloned in full before the over check discards them. Inline comment with a suggestion posted at crates/engine/src/cmd/qgis.rs:279. This re-raises an earlier thread whose code changed around it but whose problem persists.
Quality
Redundant guard:let Some(t) = transformer.as_ref() else { continue }; (qgis.rs:323) repeats the filter on line 71. Left for the release quality pass.
Unit mislabel: the "64 MiB of pictures" message and docs count base64 characters, not decoded bytes, so the real decoded limit is about 48 MiB. Left for the release quality pass.
Unused over update: an over-budget cached read is not added to pictures.over, so later rows keep re-checking it. Folded into the performance comment.
AGENTS.md
Never hold the window, low-medium confidence.project.importQgis is not on any background path and has no doc comment saying why it must stay on the UI thread. This PR adds up to 64 MiB of synchronous picture reads, with no progress and no Cancel check in the annotation loop. The existing import already calls layer.addData synchronously, so this matches current practice. I'd treat it as a follow-up, not a blocker.
Tests and notes: the new notes are reported through report, the lossy and clean cases both have tests, and the wasm and layering rules look respected. I did not build or run the tests; the engine budget test relies on cfg!(test) in engine/src/cmd/qgis.rs, which is correct.
Prior threads: I left alone 4 earlier concerns that were already answered or addressed (the unplaceable-picture budget charge, z-order acknowledgement, and the over-limit reads). I re-raised 2 (the unbounded cache, the clone before check). For the cache concern, the earlier author reply addressed only the over-budget case, not retention of unplaced reads.
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Silent text loss in plain() (Bug, confidence medium). When there is no > after a <, tail.find('>') is None, so end becomes tail.len() and the whole rest of the text is dropped. In HTML text, a literal a < b therefore comes in as a with no notice that anything was lost. A < followed by x> also eats everything up to that >. The import only notes "a text annotation in HTML, drawn as plain text", which doesn't say characters were cut.
Suggested fix: only treat < as a tag when the next character is an ASCII letter, / or !. Otherwise keep the < as text and advance one byte. Also add a test with text="a < b" and a raw a < b under allowHtml="1", and expect a < b back. Pair that with a note when a tag is removed without a closing >.
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Fixed in 11314e6. plain now treats < as a tag only when a letter, / or ! follows it and a > closes it. Any other < (a < b, 1 <2, or one never closed) is kept as text along with what follows. html_annotation_texts_keep_a_lone_less_than covers these.
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project.importQgis now does file and decode work on the UI thread (AGENTS.md "Never hold the window", confidence medium). The import runs synchronously through run_by_user (crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs around 3552 and 3738), and IN_BACKGROUND has no project import. This function can read up to 64 MiB of picture files (base64) per import, with each file up to 16 MiB, and decode each picture's dimensions. It also places up to 100k items per annotation layer. That is work that grows with files and items, and it has no Cancel and no progress.
Either route the annotation work through a background path with Cancel, or say in this doc comment why it must stay on the UI thread. It is also worth noting in the PR body. The doc comment currently says nothing about threading.
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Taking the doc option, in 11314e6. The import already adds all its layers on the thread it runs on, as opening a project does. Annotations are one of those layers, and their work is bounded: 64 MiB of pictures per import, each file within graphics::picture's limit, each read once, and at most MAX_ANNOTATIONS items per layer. add_annotations's doc comment now says this. Moving the project import as a whole off the window, with Cancel and progress, is a change to the import, not to this layer kind.
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Over-noting: hidden or failed layers count as "above" (Quality, confidence about 50%).above is set by every non-annotation layer in project.layers, whether or not it is visible or was actually added. A hidden vector layer, or one whose import failed, therefore makes the texts in the annotation layer beneath it get the "drawn over layers above" note, even though nothing is drawn above them. Only the note is wrong, not the drawing.
Suggested fix: count only layers that will be drawn. At minimum, gate the non-annotation case on layer.visible. Add a test with a hidden vector layer over a text layer, expecting no note.
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Fixed in 11314e6. Only a visible layer now counts as covering the ones below it. The cross-layer test now also hides the marker layer through the layer tree and expects no note.
plain() in crates/map/src/qgis/annotation.rs:547 silently drops text. An unclosed < in HTML text (a < b) cuts the rest of the string, and the note only says "drawn as plain text". Confidence: medium. Posted inline.
Reference-scale and callout counters are bumped before the item is known to draw (annotation.rs:275), so items that are then dropped still get those notes. Confidence: high, minor. Not posted.
Security
No issues found. Picture reads are validated as PNG or JPEG by graphics::picture. The approval plan already covers "the files a QGIS project names". The project.importQgis path is still on the approval flow.
Performance
picture_size base64-decodes the whole picture on every placed row. That work is bounded by the 64 MiB budget, so I consider it acceptable. Not posted.
Quality
Hidden and failed layers count as "above" when deciding the texts-under-layers note (crates/engine/src/cmd/qgis.rs:110). Only the note is wrong. Confidence: about 50%. Posted inline.
pub use annotation::{Annotation, MAX_ITEMS as MAX_ANNOTATIONS} in crates/map/src/qgis/mod.rs:31 is never used. Nit, not posted.
The corpus .qgs still contains the absolute path /usr/share/qgis/svg/arrows/Arrow_01.svg, although the README says scrubbing removes absolute paths. Nit, not posted.
docs/user-guide/workspace.md:3009 is a very long line. Nit.
AGENTS.md
"Never hold the window": project.importQgis is synchronous on the UI thread (crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs around 3552 and 3738). The new annotation path reads up to 64 MiB of pictures and places up to 100k items per layer, with no Cancel and no progress, and the doc comment doesn't say why it stays on the UI thread. Confidence: medium. Posted inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/qgis.rs:268.
Assets: picture.png has a row in ATTRIBUTION.md. No unwrap, expect or unsafe in new non-test code.
Prior reviews: I left 9 earlier threads alone. The picture cache bound, the clone-before-check, the budget charge after placement, and the texts-under-shapes z-order note are all addressed in the current code, and I checked each one against the code.
Not verified: I could not build or run the tests (no shell access here), so the compile and test status is unchecked.
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Silent clamp: a letter spacing outside ±5/50 pt, or a negative width or size, is cut to the limit without a note (Bug, AGENTS "Never silent", confidence about 85%).
push clamps letter_spacing to [MIN_LETTER_SPACING, MAX_LETTER_SPACING] and width/size to >= 0, but cut only checks the upper bounds of width and size. So an import that sets, say, a 20 mm letter spacing (about 57 pt, clamped to 50), or a negative outline width, is recorded as drawn without any "cut to it" note. The clamped count in annotation.rs is driven only by cut.
The fix is to have cut cover the same bounds push enforces, and to make the note wording match (it currently says "a font, mark or line larger, than a graphic takes", which no longer describes everything it covers). A test should give a letter spacing past the limit and a negative width, and expect the note; clean input should give none.
Suggested change
pubfn cut(g:&Graphic) -> bool{
pubfn cut(g:&Graphic) -> bool{
let past = |v:Option<f32>,max:f64| v.is_some_and(|v| f64::from(v) > max);
let below = |v:Option<f32>,min:f64| v.is_some_and(|v| f64::from(v) < min);
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Fixed in 72f40cd. cut now covers everything push clamps: a negative width or size, and letter spacing outside its range (added in 2590200). So the import's "cut to it" note counts them, and its wording now names letter spacing. graphics_cut_counts_every_clamp checks each case.
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Quadratic scan in plain(): a hostile HTML text can hold the UI thread for a long time (Performance, confidence about 80% on the cost, medium on how much it matters).
tail.find('>') runs before .filter(|_| opens), so it is evaluated for every <, including < that opens no tag (a < b) and <x with no > after it. When no > follows, each < scans to the end of the text. A text of many < characters with no > costs about n²/2 byte scans. This is on the import's UI thread with no Cancel, and it is reachable from a .qgs file that is only read, not run. The text isn't length-limited before plain (the MAX_TEXT clamp comes later, in push), so the cost grows with the text in the project file.
Suggested fix, keeping the function linear: search for > only where a tag opens, and remember once a search finds none, because no later < can close a tag either.
// before the loopletmut closable = true;// in the loop, replacing the `let Some(end) = …` linelet close = if opens && closable { tail.find('>')}else{None};if opens && close.is_none(){
closable = false;}letSome(end) = close.map(|e| e + 1)else{
A successful search consumes the tag, so each search moves forward and the total work is linear. The existing html_annotation_texts_keep_a_lone_less_than test still applies; adding a case with many < and no > would show the change is covered.
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Fixed in 72f40cd. plain now checks whether a < opens a tag before looking for a >. Once no > is left in the text it stops looking, so every later < is kept as text in linear time. Comments skip to their --> the same way. A test reads a text of 200,000 lone < within a time bound.
crates/map/src/graphics.rs:187 (cut): a letter spacing outside −5…50 pt, or a negative width or size, is clamped by push with no "cut to it" note, so the import is silent about it. The note wording also needs updating. Confidence ~85%. Inline comment with a suggestion posted.
Security
None raised.
Performance
crates/map/src/qgis/annotation.rs:550 (plain): find('>') runs before the opens filter, so a hostile HTML text with many < and no > costs quadratic time, on the UI thread with no Cancel. Confidence ~80% on the cost; medium on how much it matters. Inline comment with a linear fix posted.
Quality (not posted; AGENTS.md leaves these for the release quality pass)
The add_annotations doc comment says each picture is read once, but the fit-failure path removes a fresh cache entry, so the file can be read again. Confidence ~60%.
AGENTS.md
The rest of the diff checked out against the rules. The import has no tests for the new lossy paths listed above. The project.importQgis UI-thread choice stays as the earlier thread left it.
Already raised, left alone (9 threads): the UI-thread import (answered with a doc comment), the cross-layer text note, the picture-cache bound, the clone before the budget check, the unplaceable-picture budget charge, the locked-aspect note, the plain lone-< fix, and the hidden-layer over-noting fix. The last one is only partly answered: layers that are visible but not imported still count as covering. That is over-noting only and sits at quality level, so I did not re-raise it.
Checked and found fine: the z-order and cross-layer notes, the picture budget accounting (cache entries are always charged or removed), the graphics::picture and run_part signatures, SHAPES containing every new kind, the ProjectLayer/Project struct literals, the attribution row covering picture.png, and no unwrap/expect/indexing in non-test code.
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**An unclosed `` follows, tail.find("-->") is `None`, `unwrap_or_default()` sets `rest` to empty, and the loop ends. So `"a <!-- b"` comes in as `a `, and nothing says text was lost. The earlier lone-`<` fix covers `<` that opens no tag, but not this path, and the existing note ("a text annotation in HTML, drawn as plain text") only says the text was converted, not that a part was cut.
Options: treat an unclosed <!-- as a lone < (keep it and the text after it), as the lone-< rule does, and add a comment-open flag like closes so that later <!-- aren't searched again (keeps it linear). Or keep the HTML reading and report it. Either way, a test with "a <!-- b" should check the outcome, and a test with a closed comment should check that it is dropped with no note.
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A picture path from the project file is opened as is, on the UI thread (Security, low, confidence about 35%).
graphics::picture opens whatever path the project names, with no check on the file type before reading. Two consequences. A .qgs can name any local PNG or JPEG, and it gets embedded in the imported project. A FIFO named as a picture makes File::open block the UI thread with no Cancel. The data-source paths in the same import already read files this way, so this may be the accepted trust model. If it is, a note in the doc comment would help. Otherwise, check the path is a regular file before opening it.
I checked the diff, the staged metadata and the prior threads, then read the changed sources. The 19 earlier threads are either fixed or answered, so I re-raised none. The author's answer on the UI-thread concern (the import runs on the window thread, with no Cancel) still does not fit the "Never hold the window" rule. I left it alone because it was already raised and answered, and that answer needs no new evidence.
Bugs
Unclosed <!-- in HTML annotation text silently drops everything after it, with no note (crates/map/src/qgis/annotation.rs:602). Confidence about 85%. Posted inline.
Security
A picture path from the project is opened as is, so the file is embedded and a FIFO can block the UI thread (crates/engine/src/cmd/qgis.rs:379). Confidence about 35%, low severity. Posted inline.
Performance
Nothing new that matters. The 64 MiB budget bounds the per-row work (picture_size decode, clones and the cache), and the fixed plain() and entities() scans are linear.
Quality (left for the release quality pass, per AGENTS.md)
The cross-layer note wording ("an annotation text a layer above draws over in QGIS is drawn over that layer") reads awkwardly.
add_annotations is about 230 lines and would read better with the picture reading in its own helper.
A non-image file larger than the remaining budget is reported as "past the budget" rather than "doesn't read", because its size is checked before it is read.
An aspect-fit failure removes a cached picture, so later rows with that picture read the file again. This is rare and only costs speed.
AGENTS.md
No unwrap, expect, panic or unsafe in non-test code in the diff. The new strings are English, as with the existing import notes, and the catalogs are not touched, which matches the rule.
Test coverage is broad and includes the clean-input case.
hostile_params_never_panic and the cancel test are not touched. project.importQgis is not a background command, so the cancel list is not affected.
I could not compile or run the tests here, so the findings above rest on reading the code.
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Piece 13 of #882, second part: QGIS annotation layers carry over onto RustGIS's graphics layers. Until now the importer said "RustGIS doesn't read QGIS's annotation layers" and noted the main annotation layer's items as skipped.
What carries over
<maplayer type="annotation">, and the project's main annotation layer (on top, as "Annotations"), as a graphics layer with its visibility, opacity, blending and scale range. Items are taken from the layer's coordinate system (else the project's) to longitude/latitude, and added in their z order.base64:), fitted and centred in their box when the aspect is locked. Each file is read once; one import adds at most 64 MiB of pictures (past that, noted).alignmentattribute is read as left aligned.Noted
[% … %], font families, and texts or sizes past what a graphic takes.<Annotations>) are now noted at project level; before, nothing was said about them.Also fixed
QGIS 4 (Qt 6) writes font weights from 100 to 1000 (normal 400, bold 700), where QGIS 3 (Qt 5) wrote 0 to 99 (normal 50). The label reader took anything from 63 up as bold, so every normal-weight label from a QGIS 4 file came in bold. The weight is now read on its own scale (
font_weights_read_on_both_scales). QGIS 3 files read as before.Compatibility
graphics.*commands are unchanged.graphics::pushandGraphicare new, for the import, and keep the ranges the commands keep.Corpus
generate.pywritesannotations-styled.qgs: styled marks, lines and a polygon with a hole; text aligned, turned, in millimetres, in HTML and with a buffer; rectangle text with a background and frame, plain, and of a fixed size; a picture file and an SVG; text along a line; one item switched off, one at a reference scale; z order; an item on the main annotation layer.data/picture.png(40 × 20, red, 117 bytes).Compared with QGIS 4.2.3
QGIS (left) · RustGIS with this PR (right),
annotations-styled.qgsin Web Mercator.Two differences are artefacts of the comparison setup:
The rest are the approximations noted above: text placement and halo, level turned and line text, no dashes, and circles for squares.
Tests
annotations_carry_over_as_graphics(map): the corpus project's kinds, z order, look, units, hole, box, picture path and aspect, main layer and notes.annotation_defaults_and_limits(map): the left-aligned default, an empty picture path, a font past the limit.font_weights_read_on_both_scales(map).qgis_annotation_layers_import_as_graphics_layers(engine): layer order, lon/lat, bold, picture read and fitted, and a picture relative to an unknown folder.every_corpus_file_readsnow reads 22 projects.cargo xtask cipasses except two render font tests that also fail on main on this machine (no italic font installed).Summary by CodeRabbit