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authorPaul Buetow <paul@buetow.org>2026-07-20 19:46:42 +0300
committerPaul Buetow <paul@buetow.org>2026-07-20 19:46:42 +0300
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grid: mark multi-selection (v / Ctrl+a / Esc) and a ? shortcuts overlay
The navigator already had a mark API and the grid rendered mark badges, but nothing could set marks — so multi-file ops (D, Ctrl+c, m) only ever acted on the single current image. Wire up marking in the UI: - v toggles a mark on the highlighted grid cell (or the current image in large view). navigator_toggle_mark does not emit "changed", so the cell's badge is updated in place via ggaze_grid_update_mark_badge (no reflow / re-decode). - Ctrl+a marks all; Esc now clears marks first (contextual), then keeps its existing back/quit behavior. - The window title appends "N marked" so multi-selection is visible. - A GtkCssProvider styles .ggaze-marked (accent border + tint) — the class was set but had no styling, so badges were invisible. Also add a ? -> win.shortcuts action that presents a GtkShortcutsWindow (grouped: navigation, view, selection, files, zoom) built from an inline GtkBuilder UI string, transient to the window. tests/test_shortcut.c full-table test updated for the three new bindings (v, Ctrl+a, ?) -> 23 rows, 19 actions.
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