Struct FilterModal 

pub struct FilterModal { /* private fields */ }

The Tab-navigated structured-filter editor (T012).

WP05 adds one thing to it: the active saved view (T024). The modal holds the marker — the stable id and the normalized plan that was applied — plus the already-rendered indicator/feedback the app derived (T026). It is deliberately not live filter state: clear() empties the criteria and leaves the marker alone, because “the view the board is associated with” and “the criteria in force” are two different facts (C-006), and only the second is editable here.

Implementations

impl FilterModal

pub fn new() -> Self

pub fn with_filter(filter: StructuredFilter) -> Self

Seed the modal with an existing filter (used when re-opening the modal for an already-applied filter).

pub fn set_active( &mut self, active: Option<ActiveViewMarker>, feedback: Option<ViewFeedback>, )

Install the active saved-view marker and its rendered feedback (T024).

Informational: this changes what the modal shows, never the criteria it edits. The app calls it when the modal opens and after every live change while it is open, so the indicator cannot describe a state the board is no longer in.

pub fn active(&self) -> Option<&ActiveViewMarker>

The active saved-view marker, when the board is associated with one.

pub fn view_id(&self) -> Option<&ViewId>

The stable id of the active view — the identity, never the name (C-002).

pub fn applied_plan(&self) -> Option<&ViewPlan>

The normalized plan that was applied when the marker was set.

pub fn set_feedback(&mut self, feedback: Option<ViewFeedback>)

Replace the rendered feedback (T026), which the app recomputes on every live change.

pub fn feedback(&self) -> Option<&ViewFeedback>

The indicator and detail lines currently rendered, when there are any.

pub fn indicator_line(&self) -> Option<String>

The one-line indicator, when the board is associated with a saved view.

pub fn header_height(&self) -> u16

The rows the active-view feedback occupies above the criteria — one for the indicator, one blank, one per detail line (0 without a view).

Public because the app places the criterion rows’ click targets from the same arithmetic the widget draws with (D6): a hit region that ignored the feedback block would jump focus to the wrong criterion.

pub fn active_filter(&self) -> &StructuredFilter

Read the in-progress criteria for editing (App writes a picker’s choice into it) and for the commit that closes the modal.

pub fn active_filter_mut(&mut self) -> &mut StructuredFilter

pub fn clear(&mut self)

Clear/reset all criteria (FR-014). Never touches the / text filter layer (reset is a pure structured-filter op, mirrored by the query layer’s own reset).

The active-view marker is untouched: emptying the criteria is a live change, and a live change is exactly what the marker’s divergence report exists to name (C-006). Clearing the marker here would hide the divergence the user just created.

pub fn focus_next(&mut self)

Move focus to the next criterion row (Tab).

pub fn focus_prev(&mut self)

Move focus to the previous criterion row (Shift+Tab).

pub fn focus_field(&mut self, field: FilterField)

Jump focus directly to a specific criterion row (a row click, D6) — the same focus state the Tab/arrow cycling produces, chosen directly.

pub fn focus(&self) -> FilterField

The currently-focused criterion row.

pub fn is_date_focus(&self) -> bool

Whether the focused criterion is a picker-only date field.

pub fn focused_value(&self) -> String

The focused criterion’s value, or "" when unset.

pub fn set_focused_date(&mut self, value: &str)

Overwrite the focused date criterion (no-op when it isn’t a date field). An empty value clears the criterion.

pub fn render(&self, f: &mut Frame<'_>, area: Rect)

Render the filter modal: a bordered, centered box (via modal_rect) listing each criterion row (label + value) with the focused row highlighted; unset criteria show a placeholder.

pub fn render_with_bindings( &self, f: &mut Frame<'_>, area: Rect, bindings: &EffectiveBindings, context: InputContext, )

Trait Implementations

impl Default for FilterModal

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.