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quest: the capture listing places each window on its display - #8454
Adds window placement to A capture listing a picker can draw, a follow-up from moq-dev/moq#8422: every listed window says which listed display it is on and its rectangle there. The studio's privacy shield (a lock drawn where an excluded window was) and its camera that avoids the foreground window both need it, and capture::Window has no position today.
Score: 10/10, The change consistently documents the settled window-placement scope and updates its index entry without changing executable behavior; no actionable defects were found.
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Reviewed the complete planning patch at 6d52639 and the surrounding capture-list plan. No actionable findings.
Direction: placement is kept with the existing listing API plan, with display-relative pixel coordinates and move/resize notifications considered together. The index matches the expanded scope. Platform event mechanisms remain recommendations to validate during implementation, and the macOS permission-versus-polling decision remains explicitly unresolved.
Verification limits: GitHub-only document review. No capture implementation changes are present; no desktop, coordinate-conversion, or event-delivery tests run.
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ℹ️ Minor suggestions only.
Reviewed changes
Placement goal — capture-list.md:11-12 makes every listed window name the display it is on and its rectangle there, in that display's pixels.
Settled decision — capture-list.md:54-61 records the maintainer's /quest-complete follow-up of #8422: plan placement, reject a full-screen flag and sound exclusion, and name the studio's shield and avoid-the-foreground camera as the consumers.
Placement recommendation — capture-list.md:115-119 treats a move or resize as a change like a retitle, coalesced during a drag, with each desktop's event source.
m3 index — quest/m3/README.md:184 now describes the listing's windows as placed on their displays.
The claims line up with #8422's Follow-ups, with capture-exclude.md leaving the lock drawing to the studio, and with the code: macOS already reads window.frame() in the listing and drops only the origin, and X11 windows() reads geometry without translating to the root.
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A window can straddle two monitors, and the goal gives no rule for which display it then reports; "its rectangle there" likewise needs a stated answer for the part hanging over the second display. The shield this bullet exists for paints on one display, and the decision's full-screen test compares against "its display's", so both depend on that rule. Naming it here keeps the outcome checkable.
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-**Placement:** every listed window says which listed display it is on and
its rectangle there, in that display's pixels.
-**Placement:** every listed window says which listed display it is on — the
one it overlaps most — and its rectangle there, in that display's pixels,
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Placement gets a Goal bullet and this recommendation, but no test in the Tests section, while every other Goal capability has one; the Xvfb window changes cover open, retitle, and close only, so a move that never wakes the watch would ship unnoticed. The Changes Goal bullet (lines 19-21) also still lists what wakes the watch without moves or resizes, which now reads as contradicting "a change like a retitle" here.
Add a placement case to the Xvfb bullet (move and resize a window, assert the watch wakes with the new rectangle) and to the by-hand desktop lists, and include a move in the Changes list.
The quest overview and Plan now describe window placement on displays. The Goal specifies that each listed window identifies its display and gives its rectangle in that display’s pixels. The Plan states that full-screen status is derived from the window and display rectangles. It also documents movement and resize updates, coalescing during drags, and platform event mechanisms.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 6d526
This change only updates a design document, so nothing breaks at runtime. The placement requirement should be tightened before implementation to cover windows that span displays and to state compatible display units. Merging as-is is low risk, but the author should follow up on these two spec gaps.
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Review comments at @quest/m3/capture-list.md:
- Line 11: Update the Placement requirement so a window spanning multiple
displays provides its rectangle on every display it overlaps, or enough
display-topology information to calculate those rectangles; retain the existing
per-display pixel-coordinate requirement.
- Line 12: Clarify the display-dimension guidance around Display.width and
Display.height: require dimensions and the captured rectangle to use matching
units, or explicitly convert between points and display pixels before comparing
them. Preserve correct full-screen comparisons on 2× Retina displays.
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When a window spans displays, the specified single association can leave the privacy shield and camera without its position on the other display. Require a rectangle for each overlapping display, or enough display topology to calculate it.
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--- "a/quest/m3/capture-list.md"+++ "b/quest/m3/capture-list.md"@@ -8,8 +8,9 @@
- **Apps:** every listed window names its app by an identity that is the same
after the app restarts, and apps are listed with that identity, a name, and
their icon as pixels.
- **Placement:** every listed window says which listed display it is on and
- its rectangle there, in that display's pixels.+ its rectangle there, in that display's pixels. If a window overlaps more+ than one display, it also gives its rectangle on each other display it overlaps.
- **Cameras:** each says what kind of device it is (built in, webcam, capture
card, phone, virtual) where the system says, and says nothing where it does
not.
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Review comment at @quest/m3/capture-list.md at line 11:
Update the Placement requirement so a window spanning multiple displays provides
its rectangle on every display it overlaps, or enough display-topology
information to calculate those rectangles; retain the existing per-display
pixel-coordinate requirement.
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On macOS, Display.width and Display.height currently use points. If the implementation keeps those dimensions without conversion, a full-screen comparison can fail on a 2× Retina display. Require matching units or an explicit conversion.
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Review comment at @quest/m3/capture-list.md at line 12:
Clarify the display-dimension guidance around Display.width and Display.height:
require dimensions and the captured rectangle to use matching units, or
explicitly convert between points and display pixels before comparing them.
Preserve correct full-screen comparisons on 2× Retina displays.
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Summary
Adds window placement to A capture listing a picker can draw, a follow-up from moq-dev/moq#8422: every listed window says which listed display it is on and its rectangle there. The studio's privacy shield (a lock drawn where an excluded window was) and its camera that avoids the foreground window both need it, and
capture::Windowhas no position today.Decisions
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quest reviewafter each round.01a1c66b-3d11-7693-95c6-ba7d7f2c8c72, round 1The change consistently documents the settled window-placement scope and updates its index entry without changing executable behavior; no actionable defects were found.