Struct BulkTagEditorState 

pub struct BulkTagEditorState {
    pub rows: Vec<BulkTagRow>,
    pub aliases: Vec<String>,
    pub skipped_included: Vec<String>,
    pub new_tag_input: Option<String>,
    pub new_tag_cursor: usize,
    pub initial_actions: Vec<BulkTagAction>,
}

Snapshot state for the bulk tag editor overlay.

Fields

rows: Vec<BulkTagRow>

aliases: Vec<String>

Aliases being edited, snapshot at open time so selection changes during the flow do not affect the in-progress edit.

skipped_included: Vec<String>

Aliases that live in an Include file and cannot be edited in place. Surfaced in the header so the user sees the blast radius.

new_tag_input: Option<String>

Draft name for a brand-new tag being typed by the user. None when the input bar is inactive. Newly entered tags are appended to rows with action = AddToAll.

new_tag_cursor: usize

initial_actions: Vec<BulkTagAction>

Snapshot of rows[i].action at editor open time. Used by is_dirty to detect pending changes on Esc and prompt the user before discarding. Captured by the opener (e.g. App::open_bulk_tag_editor) after rows is populated.

Length-mismatch semantics: any extra row beyond the baseline length (i.e. a newly added tag via +) counts as dirty if its action is non-Leave. This matches the user’s intuition that “I typed a new tag, closing now should warn me”.

Implementations

impl BulkTagEditorState

pub fn is_dirty(&self) -> bool

Returns true if any row’s action differs from the open-time baseline, or if rows have been added since open.

Single source of truth for the dirty check. The handler consults this on Esc to decide between immediate exit and discard confirmation. Every editable surface gets a dirty-check so Esc never drops unsaved work.

Invariant: rows is append-only after open_bulk_tag_editor captures the baseline. The + new tag flow only appends to rows; no code path removes rows during the editor session. If a future change introduces row removal, the length-mismatch branch below will silently treat the missing baseline rows as clean (because zip stops at the shorter slice). At that point this method needs an explicit shrink branch; the assertion below guards the assumption.

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for BulkTagEditorState

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Default for BulkTagEditorState

fn default() -> BulkTagEditorState

Returns the “default value” for a type.