'Remove channel' was built by mk_full(), a local row helper my scanner did
not know about. Listing the functions that take UI text has the same blind
spot as grepping for the strings themselves: the one helper nobody wrote
down keeps its labels English forever.
So the scanner gained a --wide mode that inverts the question — every prose
literal in the file is suspect unless it is consumed by a known NON-UI sink
(logging, strcmp, paths, Lua glue, format-only args). That surfaced the
whole family of local builders: mk_full, mk_btn, mk_label, mk_ta, mk_switch,
setupHeader, setupBtn, fmActionBtn, ccToggle, make_launcher,
setAddChannelError. --fix now wraps prose in ANY argument of those helpers
rather than a hardcoded index, so their differing signatures don't matter.
103 calls wrapped: the channel sheet (Remove channel, Delete chat), every
contact action (Open chat, Ping, Message, Telemetry, Trace SNR, Admin,
Range test, Sightline, Block, Favorite, Reset path), the Profile/Radio
settings rows, auto-add and experimental switches, the add/join channel
menu and its errors, file-manager actions, control-center chips, the
launcher tiles and the whole first-boot wizard. 40 new keys translated in
all 13 languages; units and protocol tokens (MHz, SF, CR, TX, AF, BT, GPS,
DND, Wi-Fi) map to themselves. Files at ver 7, both tools green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
My earlier sweeps searched for strings I could think of, which is why you
kept finding more. scripts/build/i18n-scan-unwrapped.py now parses every
call that takes user text — LVGL setters (label/checkbox/dropdown/roller/
placeholder/tab/table/msgbox), showAlert, showConfirm, appPageBegin,
createSettingsModal and the settings row helpers — splits the argument list
and reports any human-readable literal not wrapped in TR(). It found 55;
49 got wrapped (--fix does it mechanically), 6 skipped as brand/technical
(WADAMESH, CPU, PSK, OK, and two unit readouts). It now reports zero.
The 33 newly reachable keys are translated in all 13 languages: the Flood/
Zero-hop scope buttons, Share QR, Search contacts, Play / Set as
notification sound / Set as wallpaper, Probe now, On map, Install update,
Save update bin to SD, Choose .wav from files, Power, Clear history, the
Bluetooth/MQTT/Logs/System info sheet titles, both dropdown option lists,
the size preset list, Import, the URL bar, and Snake's New game.
Two format bugs behind the last stragglers: keys whose text begins with
LVGL recolor markup ('#7A7F87 Wardrive: ...#') were dropped as comment
lines by BOTH the device loader and the audit — a line is a comment only
when it has no tab, fixed in both. And several rows had been written with
literal '\xE2\x80\xA6' text where the file needs the real character; the
loader only unescapes \n \t \\, so those keys never matched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three real bugs behind the endless 'Download failed', found by putting a
diagnostic on the device instead of guessing:
1. HTTP read quit early. The loop treated a gap in the stream as
end-of-data, so a 49 KB file came back as 16 KB (n=16492 measured) and,
worse, that truncated buffer was returned as success. It now reads to
Content-Length, gives stalls a 4 s progress grace, and FAILS on a short
read instead of handing back half a file.
2. SD writes from PSRAM died after the first 4 KB (wr=4096, measured twice).
Writes now go through a small internal-RAM bounce buffer, which is what
every proven-good SD writer in this firmware already does. Full 49344
bytes written and installed, confirmed on the bench.
3. A truncated write still stamped the new '# ver:' (it is the file's FIRST
line) while the appended rows were lost — so the tab claimed v4, offered
no Update, and showed English. Downloads are atomic now: temp file,
verify on-card size, then rename over the target. A failure leaves the
old file and its old version untouched.
Plus: if a /lang write fails, an identical control write to /apps proves
whether the card is healthy, and if so /lang is rebuilt and the install
retried — self-healing the FAT damage that mid-write resets can leave.
Language changes now show 'Restarting to apply the language...' and reboot
on a timer, so the notice actually paints. showAlert() followed immediately
by rebootDevice() never rendered a frame — the device just went dark under
your finger. Applies to Update, Use, and the built-in picker alike.
The boot self-heal no longer toasts its failures (that was the 'download
failed' that greeted you when merely opening the store). Files at ver 5.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The update download was actually succeeding: one 48 KB f.write on FAT can
return a short count without error, so the file landed while the code
reported failure — which also suppressed the reboot-to-apply (Kaj saw the
new version only after re-entering the tab and switching languages by
hand). The write is chunked with a real completion check now, and
s_langdl_ok is volatile.
The audit's TR() extractor required the argument to start with a quote, so
every TR(LV_SYMBOL_X " text") call — all the sheet rows wrapped in the
previous commit — was invisible to it, and 'full coverage' was reported
while 16 keys had no rows anywhere: the chat/channel sheet actions (Mark
as read, Share secret, Region & scope, Chat icon, Delete history, Log in
again, Reset path), contacts overflow (Search, Auto-add settings, Blocked
list), URL menu (Open in web, Create QR), power menu (Power off, Download
mode), plus '(device behind)' and 'Copy internal data to SD'. The regex
now accepts the macro prefix and strips glyphs exactly like runtime TR().
All 16 translated in all 13 languages; files at ver 4, audit green at 731
keys per file.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each .lang carries a '# ver:' header (missing = v1) and langs.json carries
the catalog ver. An installed file whose ver differs from the catalog shows
a blue Update on its row (sub line shows 'code.lang vN'); updating the
ACTIVE language reboots on success to apply the fresh overlay, updating an
inactive one just refreshes the row. Downloads go to the immutable
/apps/lang/<ver>/<code>.lang path so the day-long edge cache can never
serve a stale file after a translation bump — same lesson as the flasher's
mutable-latest cache bite. The boot self-heal resolves the ver from the
catalog on the worker (flat-path fallback) and never reboots on its own.
Canonical files bumped to ver 2 (the full-coverage sweep).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 727-row / 13-column kI18n table no longer compiles into the firmware.
TR() now consults only the loaded .lang overlay (bsearch) and falls back to
English. deploy/apps/lang/*.lang is the canonical translation source —
translators edit those files and PR them; scripts/build/i18n-audit.py
(replacing the retired generator) verifies every TR() key in the source is
covered by every language file, byte-accurate against C escapes. Reclaims
~400 KB of flash on every board: T-Deck 85.1->75.3%, V4 81.4->71.6%,
Pager 87.7->77.8%.
The sweep: 94 keys had no translations at all — everything Remote/web
access, the P4 antenna dialogs, history-limit texts, DND, keyboard-light
toasts, GPS/clock states and all the new Store/Language strings. All are
translated in all 13 languages now; the audit reports full coverage (707
keys per file).
Migration: a built-in language picked before this claims its file code at
boot; if the file is missing the download self-heals in the background
(that boot runs English, the next applies it) and retries every boot until
it lands. Wi-Fi-less devices stay English until they get one chance to
fetch — the honest cost of un-baking 400 KB.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Lua Store is now a segmented three-tab page. Apps keeps the catalog and
sideloaded scripts; Built-in holds the show/hide switches; Languages is new.
Opening is instant: the card re-listing that ran synchronously on open now
runs on the net worker (request/done flags like the catalog), and the app
cache pre-warms at boot. Card text no longer runs under the action button —
title and description both stop at the button column.
Languages as files: every translation column of the i18n table exports to a
.lang file (scripts/build/gen-lang-files.py -> apps/lang/<code>.lang on the
firmware host + langs.json catalog). The device downloads them from the
Languages tab into <data>/lang/, and at boot the active file loads into
PSRAM and overlays TR() lookups via binary search — the file wins, then the
built-in ui_lang column, then English, so a partial or hand-edited file
degrades gracefully. The file's '# base:' header names that fallback column.
Users can drop their own .lang files on the card (or edit a downloaded one)
for languages the firmware never shipped; switching reboots to apply, same
as the Settings picker (which now also clears the file overlay). Prefs v48
appends the active file code, trailing per the schema law.
This is stage one of un-baking translations from the image: the mechanism,
catalog and files ship now while the built-in table stays as the fallback;
the flash win lands when the table columns are dropped after field proof.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Kaj confirmed the 1.3 ports stand on their own, so the built-in versions
are gone, not gated: ~320 lines of monitor page + helpers removed from
UITask.cpp, ChannelUtil.cpp/.h deleted, and every reference with them —
drawer tiles, APPACT_MONITOR/APPACT_AIRTIME actions, dispatch cases, the
popup-registry row, anyPopupOpen and tab-lock checks, the Store's built-in
hide toggles, and their doc-capture shot (Lua apps stay out of the tour;
the tour itself gets revisited separately).
Also new in the catalog: Nodes (contacts by last-heard with freshness
colours) and Breakout (canvas + per-frame tick + drag-to-move paddle).
Five apps now. V4 reclaims ~4 KB, T-Deck ~6 KB.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two API gaps the ports exposed: wada.ui.scroll(true) makes the app body
scroll vertically (games leave it off so swipes still steer), and
wada.ui.text_h(size) returns the actual font line height — the overlapping
labels came from stacking rows on guessed heights.
Monitor 1.3 lays every row out from measured heights, scrolls, and shows
the full 16-entry heard ring. Airtime 1.3 replaces tap-to-reset with a
Reset button top-right (a tap was too easy to trigger by accident).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
wada.ui.chart now uses the same recipe as the built-in Monitor/Airtime
charts (panel fill, 1px dark border, radius 6, dim grid, no point dots,
2px series) and gains chart:axis(ticks, gutter) for LVGL's Y value labels
— which draw to the LEFT of the chart, so the apps inset it by the gutter.
Labels gain label:width(px) to wrap instead of running off the screen.
Monitor 1.2: dBm axis, 72-point history, wrapped metrics/feed rows.
Airtime 1.2: % axis, and the chart height is now whatever is left after
the detail block is reserved — the text that fell off the bottom was the
chart claiming a fixed height on short screens.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the primitive the ports were missing: wada.ui.chart (two shifting
series, line or bar, settable range) plus rx_events/rx_dropped/tx_pkts/
freq/bw/sf/duty_pct on wada.mesh.stats.
RF Monitor 1.1: live RSSI + noise-floor chart, peak with tap-to-reset,
link-margin grade, RX/min, radio params, colour-coded heard feed, narrow
and wide layouts. Airtime 1.1: live + average utilization bars, peak,
rx/tx air split, duty ceiling, tx budget, packet counters, tap to restart
the window. Native versions stay compiled in until these are field-proven.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Store trusted a directory re-listing taken immediately after writing the
files; on FAT that can lag, leaving the row reading 'Get' until reopen. The
install result now updates the installed list directly (rescan still runs).
The RF Monitor / Airtime ports lacked the native tools' depth on device, so
they ship as 'RX Log (example)' / 'Air Bars (example)' — wada.mesh demos for
app authors. The native versions remain the real tools; full-parity ports are
future work, not a day-one swap.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
wada.mesh: read-only contacts/rx_log/stats/self via thin UITask bridges
(no mesh types cross into the host TU). wada.net.http_get: async on the
existing net worker, http-only, 32 KB cap, one in flight per app, callback
delivered on the UI thread under the guarded pcall. RF Monitor and Airtime
rewritten as Lua catalog apps (live on the VPS with snake); their native
versions deliberately stay compiled in for beta_59 until the ports are
field-proven. lib/lua joined both IDF component builds (P4 verified on
RISC-V). Catalog source tracked at deploy/apps/.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
