Protected Readonly_classProtected_closeClose button (clicked → hide(), surfaces the pill).
Protected Readonly_containerProtected_destroyedProtected_headerDrag handle inside the panel — usually the title row.
Protected Readonly_minProtected Readonly_minProtected Readonly_modalProtected_panelRoot panel element. Populated by subclass in _buildDom().
Protected_pillFloating "reopen" pill shown while the panel is hidden.
Protected Readonly_resizableProtected Readonly_storageProtected Readonly_tierReadonlyonFires while the user drags the panel (one notification per
pointermove during a drag) and once when the drag ends.
Drag changes the panel's CSS left / top but never its
size, so a ResizeObserver on any descendant element never
sees it. Subclasses or hosts that need to track the panel's
viewport position — for example a View
embedded in the body whose shared WebGL canvas must follow
the panel — should subscribe to this and re-read the
panel's bounding rect.
ReadonlyonReadonlyonFires when show() / hide() toggles the panel's visibility.
Readonlyplayertrue when the panel is mounted and visible (pill hidden).
Protected_bindWire the shared chrome behaviour onto the DOM the subclass built. Idempotent — calling twice is a no-op.
Protected_bindInject eight invisible drag handles (4 edges + 4 corners)
into _panel and wire pointer events. Each handle pins the
panel to absolute left / top on pointerdown (so subsequent
size + position writes take effect over any CSS that uses
right / bottom), then writes new width / height —
and, for north / west edges, new left / top — on
pointermove. onLayoutChanged fires per move and at drag-end;
the saved layout is updated on drag-end.
min-width / min-height enforced from _minWidth /
_minHeight; max-width / max-height are released by
setting them to "none" inline so user-driven size is not
clipped by CSS bounds like max-height: calc(100vh - 32px).
Protected_buildSubclass populates _panel, _pill, _header, _closeBtn
here, and appends _panel + _pill to _container. Called
exactly once, before _bindChrome.
Protected_clampProtected_restoreProtected_saveProtected_wireEngage the header drag from an external pointerdown / move
event so the panel begins following ev immediately. Used by
the drag-to-undock gesture on docked View cells — the cell's
own pointer listener detects motion-past-threshold, replaces
the cell with this freshly-created floating panel, and hands
the live pointer over via this method.
The panel is reflowed so the pointer sits inside its header at
(panelOffsetX, panelOffsetY) from the panel's top-left. Then
setPointerCapture routes all subsequent pointermove /
pointerup events for this pointerId to the panel's own
header, where _bindChrome's existing listeners drive
the drag — no parallel drag loop required.
OptionalpanelOffsetX: numberOptionalpanelOffsetY: numberTear down DOM + global listeners. Idempotent.
Hide the panel and surface the floating reopen pill.
Rebuild the gantt against the player's current schedule. Call
if the caller has mutated the schedule out from under the
player (rare — Schedule is immutable, so the more common
path is to construct a new player and a new panel).
Reveal the panel; hide the floating reopen pill.
Toggle visibility.
StaticgetReturns the live panel for player if one exists.
StaticiconTitle-bar glyph: a small Gantt chart silhouette.
StaticopenReveal (or lazily mount) a panel for the given player. Idempotent.
Draggable Gantt-style schedule visualisation, two-way bound to a SchedulePlayer.
tradeColor, with the task's display name baked into the bar.playbackSpeeddirectly.The panel subscribes to
player.onDateChanged / onPlay / onPauseso any other UI (an InfoPanel slider, programmaticsetDateMs, etc.) keeps the panel in sync.destroy()unsubscribes everything.