MingaEditor.UI.Popup.Active (Minga v0.1.0)

Tracks the state of an open popup window.

When a popup rule fires and creates a managed split (or floating overlay), an Active struct is stored on the window to record the rule that created it and the previous active window id so focus can be restored when the popup is closed.

Lifecycle

A buffer name matches a Popup.Rule in the registry.
Popup.Lifecycle.open_popup/3 creates the popup split/float and attaches this struct to the new window's popup_meta field.
When the user dismisses the popup (quit key, auto-close, or explicit close), Popup.Lifecycle.close_popup/2 removes the popup's window from the current tree via WindowTree.close/2 (like delete-window in Emacs) and restores focus using previous_active.

This approach lets multiple popups coexist: closing one only removes its own window from the tree without affecting other popups.

Summary

Types

t()

Functions

new(rule, window_id, previous_active)

Creates a new active popup record.

Types

t()

@type t() :: %MingaEditor.UI.Popup.Active{
  previous_active: MingaEditor.Window.id(),
  rule: Minga.Popup.Rule.t(),
  window_id: MingaEditor.Window.id()
}

Functions

new(rule, window_id, previous_active)

@spec new(Minga.Popup.Rule.t(), MingaEditor.Window.id(), MingaEditor.Window.id()) ::
  t()

Creates a new active popup record.

Captures the rule that matched, the window id of the new popup window, and the previously active window id for focus restoration on close.