Paint collapsed table borders from a layout-resolved edge grid - #11176
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Pin the visual behavior of the collapsing border model ahead of a painter rewrite: joint arbitration between crossing borders of unequal widths, 'hidden' suppressing its line without claiming the crossings, row borders staying out of rowspan interiors, and the §17.6.2.1 step-4 tie precedence (cell > row > table; leftmost/topmost cell first).
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change introduces serialized collapsed-table-border grids. Rust resolves border conflicts using source order, computes model-aware table geometry, and stores flattened edges with offsets. The commit bridge transfers this data and the collapsing-border model state to paintables. Painting resolves device-pixel joints and draws horizontal and vertical border segments. Stacking-context painting centralizes collapsed-border handling. Layout expectations and reference tests cover conflict precedence, spans, joint widths, stacking contexts, floats, nested tables, and separate borders. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RustLayout
participant CommitSink
participant Paintable
participant StackingContext
participant TableBordersPainting
RustLayout->>CommitSink: Commit model state and collapsed-border edges
CommitSink->>Paintable: Store CollapsedTableBorders
StackingContext->>Paintable: Paint subtree backgrounds and borders
Paintable->>TableBordersPainting: Paint collapsed table borders
TableBordersPainting->>Paintable: Draw resolved border segments
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The TableCollapsedBorder phase only fired during the BackgroundAndBorders descendant sweep and (too early) in the inline-level path. Tables that are themselves a painting root - stacking context roots, positioned pseudo stacking contexts, and floats - never received the phase on their own paintable and currently render collapsed borders only because the dispatch condition erroneously matches every descendant of a collapsing table (border-collapse is inherited). Fire the phase from all painting roots, right after the descendant background/border sweep so borders land on top of cell backgrounds, and move the inline-level call after the descendant sweep for the same reason. This is a prerequisite for tightening the dispatch condition to the table's own paintable.
The dispatch condition also matched any paintable whose computed border-collapse is 'collapse' - but border-collapse is inherited, so every row and cell of a collapsing table ran paint_table_borders over the whole grid again, and a cell containing a nested table collected the inner table's cells and painted their borders through the collapsing-model path on top of the inner table's own rendering. Now that every painting root fires the TableCollapsedBorder phase on the table itself, restrict the dispatch to table boxes.
The border-radius fallback loop at the end of paint_table_borders ran for both border models, but the separated-borders path had already painted every cell's borders (radii included), so any separate-mode cell with a border-radius was painted twice - visibly darker with semi-transparent border colors. It also ignored empty-cells: hide. In the collapsing model border-radius does not apply, so the loop served no purpose there either.
compute_absolute_border_box_rect() halves the used border widths of boxes laid out with the collapsing border model, and detected them by whether override_borders_data is present. Commit the flag layout already tracks as a bit on the paintable instead, so the paint-side geometry no longer depends on the per-cell override payload - which a following change removes in favor of a per-table edge grid. No behavior change: the flag and the override data are only ever set together during table border conflict resolution.
Cells were unconditionally excluded from the border paint phase, so the table's TableCollapsedBorder pass carried a separated-borders side path that reimplemented cell border painting against device-snapped grid rects. The snapping was needed when rounded_device_rect() rounded widths independently; it rounds edges nowadays, and adjacent cells share bit-exact CSS coordinates, so the regular border phase produces the same pixels - plus border-image support the side path lacked. Suppress the border phase only for boxes resolved by the collapsing model (and for empty cells hidden by empty-cells, matching the background suppression), and drop the separated-borders path from paint_table_borders.
The column pass walked column groups only to find their columns; the groups' own borders were never applied, even though the C++ side has always had a ConflictingElementKind::ColumnGroup. Record each group's column range while walking its columns and apply the group borders across the whole range after the columns, matching the CSS 2.2 precedence (below columns, above the table). A column group's extent is defined by its columns - a group without any is not part of the grid, matching column counting during grid formation (the span attribute on a childless colgroup remains unsupported there too).
Give every source element applied during border conflict resolution a monotonically increasing order and store it on the winning segment. Since sources are applied in decreasing precedence with a strictly- improving replacement test, the stored order is minimal among equally specific candidates - exactly the tiebreaker a painter needs to decide which of the edges meeting at a border intersection covers the crossing when width and style are equal. No behavior change yet; the order is consumed once painting reads the resolved edge grid directly.
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In `@Libraries/LibWeb/Painting/TableBordersPainting.cpp`:
- Around line 98-109: Update paint_edge so dotted and dashed strokes use the
center line of rect: offset the horizontal path to rect’s vertical midpoint and
the vertical path to rect’s horizontal midpoint before calling draw_line.
Preserve the existing direction-dependent endpoints, styles, colors, widths, and
solid fallback.
In `@Libraries/LibWeb/Rust/src/layout/table_formatting_context.rs`:
- Around line 1093-1115: Update the column-group range construction around
column_index and column_group_ranges to account for a colgroup’s span when it
has no col children, advancing the range across the corresponding columns while
clamping to column_count. Preserve child-col handling and ensure bare colgroups
produce a non-empty range so their borders are applied.
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| static void paint_edge(DisplayListRecordingContext& context, DevicePixelRect const& rect, DeviceEdge const& edge, EdgeDirection direction) | ||
| { | ||
| auto connect_top_offset = half_ceil(borders_data.top.border_data.width); | ||
| auto connect_excess_height = connect_top_offset + half_floor(borders_data.bottom.border_data.width); | ||
| DevicePixelRect right_border_rect = { | ||
| right_cell_rect.x() - half_ceil(borders_data.right.border_data.width), | ||
| cell_rect.y() - connect_top_offset, | ||
| borders_data.right.border_data.width, | ||
| max(cell_rect.height(), right_cell_rect.height()) + connect_excess_height, | ||
| }; | ||
| return BorderEdgePaintingInfo { | ||
| .rect = right_border_rect, | ||
| .border_data_with_element_kind = borders_data.right, | ||
| .direction = EdgeDirection::Vertical, | ||
| .row = row_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.row_index, borders_data.right.element_kind), | ||
| .column = column_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.column_index, borders_data.right.element_kind), | ||
| }; | ||
| } | ||
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| static BorderEdgePaintingInfo make_down_cell_edge( | ||
| DevicePixelRect const& down_cell_rect, | ||
| DevicePixelRect const& cell_rect, | ||
| DeviceBordersDataWithElementKind const& borders_data, | ||
| CellCoordinates const& coordinates) | ||
| { | ||
| auto connect_left_offset = half_ceil(borders_data.left.border_data.width); | ||
| auto connect_excess_width = connect_left_offset + half_floor(borders_data.right.border_data.width); | ||
| DevicePixelRect down_border_rect = { | ||
| cell_rect.x() - connect_left_offset, | ||
| down_cell_rect.y() - half_ceil(borders_data.bottom.border_data.width), | ||
| max(cell_rect.width(), down_cell_rect.width()) + connect_excess_width, | ||
| borders_data.bottom.border_data.width, | ||
| }; | ||
| return BorderEdgePaintingInfo { | ||
| .rect = down_border_rect, | ||
| .border_data_with_element_kind = borders_data.bottom, | ||
| .direction = EdgeDirection::Horizontal, | ||
| .row = row_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.row_index, borders_data.bottom.element_kind), | ||
| .column = column_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.column_index, borders_data.bottom.element_kind), | ||
| }; | ||
| } | ||
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| static BorderEdgePaintingInfo make_first_row_top_cell_edge(DevicePixelRect const& cell_rect, DeviceBordersDataWithElementKind const& borders_data, CellCoordinates const& coordinates) | ||
| { | ||
| auto connect_left_offset = half_ceil(borders_data.left.border_data.width.value()); | ||
| auto connect_excess_width = connect_left_offset + half_floor(borders_data.right.border_data.width.value()); | ||
| DevicePixelRect top_border_rect = { | ||
| cell_rect.x() - connect_left_offset, | ||
| cell_rect.y() - half_ceil(borders_data.top.border_data.width.value()), | ||
| cell_rect.width() + connect_excess_width, | ||
| borders_data.top.border_data.width, | ||
| }; | ||
| return BorderEdgePaintingInfo { | ||
| .rect = top_border_rect, | ||
| .border_data_with_element_kind = borders_data.top, | ||
| .direction = EdgeDirection::Horizontal, | ||
| .row = row_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.row_index, borders_data.top.element_kind), | ||
| .column = column_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.column_index, borders_data.top.element_kind), | ||
| }; | ||
| } | ||
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| static BorderEdgePaintingInfo make_last_row_bottom_cell_edge(DevicePixelRect const& cell_rect, DeviceBordersDataWithElementKind const& borders_data, CellCoordinates const& coordinates) | ||
| { | ||
| auto connect_left_offset = half_ceil(borders_data.left.border_data.width); | ||
| auto connect_excess_width = connect_left_offset + half_floor(borders_data.right.border_data.width); | ||
| DevicePixelRect bottom_border_rect = { | ||
| cell_rect.x() - connect_left_offset, | ||
| cell_rect.y() + cell_rect.height() - half_ceil(borders_data.bottom.border_data.width), | ||
| cell_rect.width() + connect_excess_width, | ||
| borders_data.bottom.border_data.width, | ||
| }; | ||
| return BorderEdgePaintingInfo { | ||
| .rect = bottom_border_rect, | ||
| .border_data_with_element_kind = borders_data.bottom, | ||
| .direction = EdgeDirection::Horizontal, | ||
| .row = row_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.row_index, borders_data.bottom.element_kind), | ||
| .column = column_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.column_index, borders_data.bottom.element_kind), | ||
| }; | ||
| } | ||
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| static BorderEdgePaintingInfo make_first_column_left_cell_edge(DevicePixelRect const& cell_rect, DeviceBordersDataWithElementKind const& borders_data, CellCoordinates const& coordinates) | ||
| { | ||
| auto connect_top_offset = half_ceil(borders_data.top.border_data.width); | ||
| auto connect_excess_height = connect_top_offset + half_floor(borders_data.bottom.border_data.width); | ||
| DevicePixelRect left_border_rect = { | ||
| cell_rect.x() - half_ceil(borders_data.left.border_data.width), | ||
| cell_rect.y() - connect_top_offset, | ||
| borders_data.left.border_data.width, | ||
| cell_rect.height() + connect_excess_height, | ||
| }; | ||
| return BorderEdgePaintingInfo { | ||
| .rect = left_border_rect, | ||
| .border_data_with_element_kind = borders_data.left, | ||
| .direction = EdgeDirection::Vertical, | ||
| .row = row_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.row_index, borders_data.left.element_kind), | ||
| .column = column_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.column_index, borders_data.left.element_kind), | ||
| }; | ||
| } | ||
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| static BorderEdgePaintingInfo make_last_column_right_cell_edge(DevicePixelRect const& cell_rect, DeviceBordersDataWithElementKind const& borders_data, CellCoordinates const& coordinates) | ||
| { | ||
| auto connect_top_offset = half_ceil(borders_data.top.border_data.width); | ||
| auto connect_excess_height = connect_top_offset + half_floor(borders_data.bottom.border_data.width); | ||
| DevicePixelRect right_border_rect = { | ||
| cell_rect.x() + cell_rect.width() - half_ceil(borders_data.right.border_data.width), | ||
| cell_rect.y() - connect_top_offset, | ||
| borders_data.right.border_data.width, | ||
| cell_rect.height() + connect_excess_height, | ||
| }; | ||
| return BorderEdgePaintingInfo { | ||
| .rect = right_border_rect, | ||
| .border_data_with_element_kind = borders_data.right, | ||
| .direction = EdgeDirection::Vertical, | ||
| .row = row_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.row_index, borders_data.right.element_kind), | ||
| .column = column_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.column_index, borders_data.right.element_kind), | ||
| }; | ||
| } | ||
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| static void paint_collected_edges(DisplayListRecordingContext& context, Vector<BorderEdgePaintingInfo>& border_edge_painting_info_list) | ||
| { | ||
| // This sorting step isn't part of the specification, but it matches the behavior of other browsers at border intersections, which aren't | ||
| // part of border conflict resolution in the specification but it's still desirable to handle them in a way which is consistent with it. | ||
| // See https://www.w3.org/TR/CSS22/tables.html#border-conflict-resolution for reference. | ||
| quick_sort(border_edge_painting_info_list, [](auto const& a, auto const& b) { | ||
| auto const& a_border_data = a.border_data_with_element_kind.border_data; | ||
| auto const& b_border_data = b.border_data_with_element_kind.border_data; | ||
| if (a_border_data.line_style == b_border_data.line_style && a_border_data.width == b_border_data.width) { | ||
| if (b.border_data_with_element_kind.element_kind < a.border_data_with_element_kind.element_kind) { | ||
| return true; | ||
| } else if (b.border_data_with_element_kind.element_kind > a.border_data_with_element_kind.element_kind) { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| // Here the element kind is the same, thus the coordinates are either both set or not set. | ||
| VERIFY(a.column.has_value() == b.column.has_value()); | ||
| VERIFY(a.row.has_value() == b.row.has_value()); | ||
| if (a.column.has_value()) { | ||
| if (b.column.value() < a.column.value()) { | ||
| return true; | ||
| } else if (b.column.value() > a.column.value()) { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| return a.row.has_value() ? b.row.value() < a.row.value() : false; | ||
| } | ||
| return border_is_less_specific(a_border_data, b_border_data); | ||
| }); | ||
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| for (auto const& border_edge_painting_info : border_edge_painting_info_list) { | ||
| auto const& border_data_with_element_kind = border_edge_painting_info.border_data_with_element_kind; | ||
| auto width = border_data_with_element_kind.border_data.width; | ||
| if (width <= 0) | ||
| continue; | ||
| auto color = border_data_with_element_kind.border_data.color; | ||
| auto border_style = border_data_with_element_kind.border_data.line_style; | ||
| auto p1 = border_edge_painting_info.rect.top_left(); | ||
| auto p2 = border_edge_painting_info.direction == EdgeDirection::Horizontal | ||
| ? border_edge_painting_info.rect.top_right() | ||
| : border_edge_painting_info.rect.bottom_left(); | ||
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| if (border_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dotted) { | ||
| context.display_list_recorder().draw_line(p1.to_type<int>(), p2.to_type<int>(), color, width.value(), Gfx::LineStyle::Dotted); | ||
| } else if (border_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dashed) { | ||
| context.display_list_recorder().draw_line(p1.to_type<int>(), p2.to_type<int>(), color, width.value(), Gfx::LineStyle::Dashed); | ||
| } else { | ||
| // FIXME: Support the remaining line styles instead of rendering them as solid. | ||
| context.display_list_recorder().fill_rect(Gfx::IntRect(border_edge_painting_info.rect.location(), border_edge_painting_info.rect.size()), color); | ||
| } | ||
| if (edge.data.line_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dotted || edge.data.line_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dashed) { | ||
| auto p1 = rect.top_left(); | ||
| auto p2 = direction == EdgeDirection::Horizontal ? rect.top_right() : rect.bottom_left(); | ||
| auto line_style = edge.data.line_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dotted ? Gfx::LineStyle::Dotted : Gfx::LineStyle::Dashed; | ||
| context.display_list_recorder().draw_line(p1.to_type<int>(), p2.to_type<int>(), edge.data.color, edge.data.width.value(), line_style); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| static HashMap<CellCoordinates, DevicePixelRect> snap_cells_to_device_coordinates(HashMap<CellCoordinates, RefPtr<Paintable const>> const& cell_coordinates_to_box, size_t row_count, size_t column_count, DisplayListRecordingContext const& context) | ||
| { | ||
| Vector<DevicePixels> y_line_start_coordinates; | ||
| Vector<DevicePixels> y_line_end_coordinates; | ||
| y_line_start_coordinates.resize(row_count + 1); | ||
| y_line_end_coordinates.resize(row_count + 1); | ||
| Vector<DevicePixels> x_line_start_coordinates; | ||
| Vector<DevicePixels> x_line_end_coordinates; | ||
| x_line_start_coordinates.resize(column_count + 1); | ||
| x_line_end_coordinates.resize(column_count + 1); | ||
| for (auto const& kv : cell_coordinates_to_box) { | ||
| auto const& cell_box = kv.value; | ||
| auto start_row_index = cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->row_index; | ||
| auto end_row_index = start_row_index + cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->row_span; | ||
| auto cell_rect = cell_box->absolute_border_box_rect(); | ||
| y_line_start_coordinates[start_row_index] = max(context.rounded_device_pixels(cell_rect.y()), y_line_start_coordinates[start_row_index]); | ||
| y_line_end_coordinates[end_row_index] = max(context.rounded_device_pixels(cell_rect.y() + cell_rect.height()), y_line_end_coordinates[end_row_index]); | ||
| auto start_column_index = cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->column_index; | ||
| auto end_column_index = start_column_index + cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->column_span; | ||
| x_line_start_coordinates[start_column_index] = max(context.rounded_device_pixels(cell_rect.x()), x_line_start_coordinates[start_column_index]); | ||
| x_line_end_coordinates[end_column_index] = max(context.rounded_device_pixels(cell_rect.x() + cell_rect.width()), x_line_end_coordinates[end_column_index]); | ||
| } | ||
| HashMap<CellCoordinates, DevicePixelRect> cell_coordinates_to_device_rect; | ||
| for (auto const& kv : cell_coordinates_to_box) { | ||
| auto const& cell_box = kv.value; | ||
| auto start_row_index = cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->row_index; | ||
| auto end_row_index = start_row_index + cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->row_span; | ||
| auto height = y_line_end_coordinates[end_row_index] - y_line_start_coordinates[start_row_index]; | ||
| auto start_column_index = cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->column_index; | ||
| auto end_column_index = start_column_index + cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->column_span; | ||
| auto width = x_line_end_coordinates[end_column_index] - x_line_start_coordinates[start_column_index]; | ||
| cell_coordinates_to_device_rect.set(kv.key, DevicePixelRect { x_line_start_coordinates[start_column_index], y_line_start_coordinates[start_row_index], width, height }); | ||
| } | ||
| return cell_coordinates_to_device_rect; | ||
| } | ||
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| static DeviceBorderDataWithElementKind device_border_data_from_css_border_data(Painting::Paintable::BorderDataWithElementKind const& border_data_with_element_kind, DisplayListRecordingContext const& context) | ||
| { | ||
| return DeviceBorderDataWithElementKind { | ||
| .border_data = { | ||
| .color = border_data_with_element_kind.border_data.color, | ||
| .line_style = border_data_with_element_kind.border_data.line_style, | ||
| .width = context.rounded_device_pixels(border_data_with_element_kind.border_data.width), | ||
| }, | ||
| .element_kind = border_data_with_element_kind.element_kind, | ||
| }; | ||
| } | ||
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| static void paint_separate_cell_borders(Paintable const& cell_box, HashMap<CellCoordinates, DevicePixelRect> const& cell_coordinates_to_device_rect, DisplayListRecordingContext& context) | ||
| { | ||
| auto borders_data = cell_box.override_borders_data().has_value() ? Paintable::remove_element_kind_from_borders_data(cell_box.override_borders_data().value()) : BordersData { | ||
| .top = cell_box.box_model().border.top == 0 ? CSS::BorderData() : cell_box.layout_node().border_top(), | ||
| .right = cell_box.box_model().border.right == 0 ? CSS::BorderData() : cell_box.layout_node().border_right(), | ||
| .bottom = cell_box.box_model().border.bottom == 0 ? CSS::BorderData() : cell_box.layout_node().border_bottom(), | ||
| .left = cell_box.box_model().border.left == 0 ? CSS::BorderData() : cell_box.layout_node().border_left(), | ||
| }; | ||
| auto cell_rect = cell_coordinates_to_device_rect.get({ cell_box.table_cell_coordinates()->row_index, cell_box.table_cell_coordinates()->column_index }).value(); | ||
| paint_all_borders(context.display_list_recorder(), cell_rect, cell_box.normalized_border_radii_data().as_corners(context.device_pixel_converter()), borders_data.to_device_pixels(context)); | ||
| // FIXME: Support the remaining line styles instead of rendering them as solid. | ||
| context.display_list_recorder().fill_rect(Gfx::IntRect(rect.location(), rect.size()), edge.data.color); | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Centre the dotted and dashed stroke on the grid line.
draw_line centres its stroke on the supplied path. The current call passes the top edge for a horizontal edge and the left edge for a vertical edge, so the stroke covers [rect.top() - width/2, rect.top() + width/2]. The filled-rectangle path covers rect itself, which is centred on the grid line. Dotted and dashed collapsed borders are therefore offset by half a border width relative to solid ones, and the offset grows with the border width.
Stroke along the centre line of rect instead.
🐛 Proposed fix for the stroke placement
static void paint_edge(DisplayListRecordingContext& context, DevicePixelRect const& rect, DeviceEdge const& edge, EdgeDirection direction)
{
if (edge.data.line_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dotted || edge.data.line_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dashed) {
- auto p1 = rect.top_left();
- auto p2 = direction == EdgeDirection::Horizontal ? rect.top_right() : rect.bottom_left();
+ auto center = rect.center();
+ auto p1 = direction == EdgeDirection::Horizontal
+ ? DevicePixelPoint { rect.left(), center.y() }
+ : DevicePixelPoint { center.x(), rect.top() };
+ auto p2 = direction == EdgeDirection::Horizontal
+ ? DevicePixelPoint { rect.right(), center.y() }
+ : DevicePixelPoint { center.x(), rect.bottom() };
auto line_style = edge.data.line_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dotted ? Gfx::LineStyle::Dotted : Gfx::LineStyle::Dashed;
context.display_list_recorder().draw_line(p1.to_type<int>(), p2.to_type<int>(), edge.data.color, edge.data.width.value(), line_style);
return;
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| static void paint_edge(DisplayListRecordingContext& context, DevicePixelRect const& rect, DeviceEdge const& edge, EdgeDirection direction) | |
| { | |
| auto connect_top_offset = half_ceil(borders_data.top.border_data.width); | |
| auto connect_excess_height = connect_top_offset + half_floor(borders_data.bottom.border_data.width); | |
| DevicePixelRect right_border_rect = { | |
| right_cell_rect.x() - half_ceil(borders_data.right.border_data.width), | |
| cell_rect.y() - connect_top_offset, | |
| borders_data.right.border_data.width, | |
| max(cell_rect.height(), right_cell_rect.height()) + connect_excess_height, | |
| }; | |
| return BorderEdgePaintingInfo { | |
| .rect = right_border_rect, | |
| .border_data_with_element_kind = borders_data.right, | |
| .direction = EdgeDirection::Vertical, | |
| .row = row_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.row_index, borders_data.right.element_kind), | |
| .column = column_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.column_index, borders_data.right.element_kind), | |
| }; | |
| } | |
| static BorderEdgePaintingInfo make_down_cell_edge( | |
| DevicePixelRect const& down_cell_rect, | |
| DevicePixelRect const& cell_rect, | |
| DeviceBordersDataWithElementKind const& borders_data, | |
| CellCoordinates const& coordinates) | |
| { | |
| auto connect_left_offset = half_ceil(borders_data.left.border_data.width); | |
| auto connect_excess_width = connect_left_offset + half_floor(borders_data.right.border_data.width); | |
| DevicePixelRect down_border_rect = { | |
| cell_rect.x() - connect_left_offset, | |
| down_cell_rect.y() - half_ceil(borders_data.bottom.border_data.width), | |
| max(cell_rect.width(), down_cell_rect.width()) + connect_excess_width, | |
| borders_data.bottom.border_data.width, | |
| }; | |
| return BorderEdgePaintingInfo { | |
| .rect = down_border_rect, | |
| .border_data_with_element_kind = borders_data.bottom, | |
| .direction = EdgeDirection::Horizontal, | |
| .row = row_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.row_index, borders_data.bottom.element_kind), | |
| .column = column_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.column_index, borders_data.bottom.element_kind), | |
| }; | |
| } | |
| static BorderEdgePaintingInfo make_first_row_top_cell_edge(DevicePixelRect const& cell_rect, DeviceBordersDataWithElementKind const& borders_data, CellCoordinates const& coordinates) | |
| { | |
| auto connect_left_offset = half_ceil(borders_data.left.border_data.width.value()); | |
| auto connect_excess_width = connect_left_offset + half_floor(borders_data.right.border_data.width.value()); | |
| DevicePixelRect top_border_rect = { | |
| cell_rect.x() - connect_left_offset, | |
| cell_rect.y() - half_ceil(borders_data.top.border_data.width.value()), | |
| cell_rect.width() + connect_excess_width, | |
| borders_data.top.border_data.width, | |
| }; | |
| return BorderEdgePaintingInfo { | |
| .rect = top_border_rect, | |
| .border_data_with_element_kind = borders_data.top, | |
| .direction = EdgeDirection::Horizontal, | |
| .row = row_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.row_index, borders_data.top.element_kind), | |
| .column = column_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.column_index, borders_data.top.element_kind), | |
| }; | |
| } | |
| static BorderEdgePaintingInfo make_last_row_bottom_cell_edge(DevicePixelRect const& cell_rect, DeviceBordersDataWithElementKind const& borders_data, CellCoordinates const& coordinates) | |
| { | |
| auto connect_left_offset = half_ceil(borders_data.left.border_data.width); | |
| auto connect_excess_width = connect_left_offset + half_floor(borders_data.right.border_data.width); | |
| DevicePixelRect bottom_border_rect = { | |
| cell_rect.x() - connect_left_offset, | |
| cell_rect.y() + cell_rect.height() - half_ceil(borders_data.bottom.border_data.width), | |
| cell_rect.width() + connect_excess_width, | |
| borders_data.bottom.border_data.width, | |
| }; | |
| return BorderEdgePaintingInfo { | |
| .rect = bottom_border_rect, | |
| .border_data_with_element_kind = borders_data.bottom, | |
| .direction = EdgeDirection::Horizontal, | |
| .row = row_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.row_index, borders_data.bottom.element_kind), | |
| .column = column_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.column_index, borders_data.bottom.element_kind), | |
| }; | |
| } | |
| static BorderEdgePaintingInfo make_first_column_left_cell_edge(DevicePixelRect const& cell_rect, DeviceBordersDataWithElementKind const& borders_data, CellCoordinates const& coordinates) | |
| { | |
| auto connect_top_offset = half_ceil(borders_data.top.border_data.width); | |
| auto connect_excess_height = connect_top_offset + half_floor(borders_data.bottom.border_data.width); | |
| DevicePixelRect left_border_rect = { | |
| cell_rect.x() - half_ceil(borders_data.left.border_data.width), | |
| cell_rect.y() - connect_top_offset, | |
| borders_data.left.border_data.width, | |
| cell_rect.height() + connect_excess_height, | |
| }; | |
| return BorderEdgePaintingInfo { | |
| .rect = left_border_rect, | |
| .border_data_with_element_kind = borders_data.left, | |
| .direction = EdgeDirection::Vertical, | |
| .row = row_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.row_index, borders_data.left.element_kind), | |
| .column = column_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.column_index, borders_data.left.element_kind), | |
| }; | |
| } | |
| static BorderEdgePaintingInfo make_last_column_right_cell_edge(DevicePixelRect const& cell_rect, DeviceBordersDataWithElementKind const& borders_data, CellCoordinates const& coordinates) | |
| { | |
| auto connect_top_offset = half_ceil(borders_data.top.border_data.width); | |
| auto connect_excess_height = connect_top_offset + half_floor(borders_data.bottom.border_data.width); | |
| DevicePixelRect right_border_rect = { | |
| cell_rect.x() + cell_rect.width() - half_ceil(borders_data.right.border_data.width), | |
| cell_rect.y() - connect_top_offset, | |
| borders_data.right.border_data.width, | |
| cell_rect.height() + connect_excess_height, | |
| }; | |
| return BorderEdgePaintingInfo { | |
| .rect = right_border_rect, | |
| .border_data_with_element_kind = borders_data.right, | |
| .direction = EdgeDirection::Vertical, | |
| .row = row_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.row_index, borders_data.right.element_kind), | |
| .column = column_index_for_element_kind(coordinates.column_index, borders_data.right.element_kind), | |
| }; | |
| } | |
| static void paint_collected_edges(DisplayListRecordingContext& context, Vector<BorderEdgePaintingInfo>& border_edge_painting_info_list) | |
| { | |
| // This sorting step isn't part of the specification, but it matches the behavior of other browsers at border intersections, which aren't | |
| // part of border conflict resolution in the specification but it's still desirable to handle them in a way which is consistent with it. | |
| // See https://www.w3.org/TR/CSS22/tables.html#border-conflict-resolution for reference. | |
| quick_sort(border_edge_painting_info_list, [](auto const& a, auto const& b) { | |
| auto const& a_border_data = a.border_data_with_element_kind.border_data; | |
| auto const& b_border_data = b.border_data_with_element_kind.border_data; | |
| if (a_border_data.line_style == b_border_data.line_style && a_border_data.width == b_border_data.width) { | |
| if (b.border_data_with_element_kind.element_kind < a.border_data_with_element_kind.element_kind) { | |
| return true; | |
| } else if (b.border_data_with_element_kind.element_kind > a.border_data_with_element_kind.element_kind) { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| // Here the element kind is the same, thus the coordinates are either both set or not set. | |
| VERIFY(a.column.has_value() == b.column.has_value()); | |
| VERIFY(a.row.has_value() == b.row.has_value()); | |
| if (a.column.has_value()) { | |
| if (b.column.value() < a.column.value()) { | |
| return true; | |
| } else if (b.column.value() > a.column.value()) { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| return a.row.has_value() ? b.row.value() < a.row.value() : false; | |
| } | |
| return border_is_less_specific(a_border_data, b_border_data); | |
| }); | |
| for (auto const& border_edge_painting_info : border_edge_painting_info_list) { | |
| auto const& border_data_with_element_kind = border_edge_painting_info.border_data_with_element_kind; | |
| auto width = border_data_with_element_kind.border_data.width; | |
| if (width <= 0) | |
| continue; | |
| auto color = border_data_with_element_kind.border_data.color; | |
| auto border_style = border_data_with_element_kind.border_data.line_style; | |
| auto p1 = border_edge_painting_info.rect.top_left(); | |
| auto p2 = border_edge_painting_info.direction == EdgeDirection::Horizontal | |
| ? border_edge_painting_info.rect.top_right() | |
| : border_edge_painting_info.rect.bottom_left(); | |
| if (border_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dotted) { | |
| context.display_list_recorder().draw_line(p1.to_type<int>(), p2.to_type<int>(), color, width.value(), Gfx::LineStyle::Dotted); | |
| } else if (border_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dashed) { | |
| context.display_list_recorder().draw_line(p1.to_type<int>(), p2.to_type<int>(), color, width.value(), Gfx::LineStyle::Dashed); | |
| } else { | |
| // FIXME: Support the remaining line styles instead of rendering them as solid. | |
| context.display_list_recorder().fill_rect(Gfx::IntRect(border_edge_painting_info.rect.location(), border_edge_painting_info.rect.size()), color); | |
| } | |
| if (edge.data.line_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dotted || edge.data.line_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dashed) { | |
| auto p1 = rect.top_left(); | |
| auto p2 = direction == EdgeDirection::Horizontal ? rect.top_right() : rect.bottom_left(); | |
| auto line_style = edge.data.line_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dotted ? Gfx::LineStyle::Dotted : Gfx::LineStyle::Dashed; | |
| context.display_list_recorder().draw_line(p1.to_type<int>(), p2.to_type<int>(), edge.data.color, edge.data.width.value(), line_style); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| static HashMap<CellCoordinates, DevicePixelRect> snap_cells_to_device_coordinates(HashMap<CellCoordinates, RefPtr<Paintable const>> const& cell_coordinates_to_box, size_t row_count, size_t column_count, DisplayListRecordingContext const& context) | |
| { | |
| Vector<DevicePixels> y_line_start_coordinates; | |
| Vector<DevicePixels> y_line_end_coordinates; | |
| y_line_start_coordinates.resize(row_count + 1); | |
| y_line_end_coordinates.resize(row_count + 1); | |
| Vector<DevicePixels> x_line_start_coordinates; | |
| Vector<DevicePixels> x_line_end_coordinates; | |
| x_line_start_coordinates.resize(column_count + 1); | |
| x_line_end_coordinates.resize(column_count + 1); | |
| for (auto const& kv : cell_coordinates_to_box) { | |
| auto const& cell_box = kv.value; | |
| auto start_row_index = cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->row_index; | |
| auto end_row_index = start_row_index + cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->row_span; | |
| auto cell_rect = cell_box->absolute_border_box_rect(); | |
| y_line_start_coordinates[start_row_index] = max(context.rounded_device_pixels(cell_rect.y()), y_line_start_coordinates[start_row_index]); | |
| y_line_end_coordinates[end_row_index] = max(context.rounded_device_pixels(cell_rect.y() + cell_rect.height()), y_line_end_coordinates[end_row_index]); | |
| auto start_column_index = cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->column_index; | |
| auto end_column_index = start_column_index + cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->column_span; | |
| x_line_start_coordinates[start_column_index] = max(context.rounded_device_pixels(cell_rect.x()), x_line_start_coordinates[start_column_index]); | |
| x_line_end_coordinates[end_column_index] = max(context.rounded_device_pixels(cell_rect.x() + cell_rect.width()), x_line_end_coordinates[end_column_index]); | |
| } | |
| HashMap<CellCoordinates, DevicePixelRect> cell_coordinates_to_device_rect; | |
| for (auto const& kv : cell_coordinates_to_box) { | |
| auto const& cell_box = kv.value; | |
| auto start_row_index = cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->row_index; | |
| auto end_row_index = start_row_index + cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->row_span; | |
| auto height = y_line_end_coordinates[end_row_index] - y_line_start_coordinates[start_row_index]; | |
| auto start_column_index = cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->column_index; | |
| auto end_column_index = start_column_index + cell_box->table_cell_coordinates()->column_span; | |
| auto width = x_line_end_coordinates[end_column_index] - x_line_start_coordinates[start_column_index]; | |
| cell_coordinates_to_device_rect.set(kv.key, DevicePixelRect { x_line_start_coordinates[start_column_index], y_line_start_coordinates[start_row_index], width, height }); | |
| } | |
| return cell_coordinates_to_device_rect; | |
| } | |
| static DeviceBorderDataWithElementKind device_border_data_from_css_border_data(Painting::Paintable::BorderDataWithElementKind const& border_data_with_element_kind, DisplayListRecordingContext const& context) | |
| { | |
| return DeviceBorderDataWithElementKind { | |
| .border_data = { | |
| .color = border_data_with_element_kind.border_data.color, | |
| .line_style = border_data_with_element_kind.border_data.line_style, | |
| .width = context.rounded_device_pixels(border_data_with_element_kind.border_data.width), | |
| }, | |
| .element_kind = border_data_with_element_kind.element_kind, | |
| }; | |
| } | |
| static void paint_separate_cell_borders(Paintable const& cell_box, HashMap<CellCoordinates, DevicePixelRect> const& cell_coordinates_to_device_rect, DisplayListRecordingContext& context) | |
| { | |
| auto borders_data = cell_box.override_borders_data().has_value() ? Paintable::remove_element_kind_from_borders_data(cell_box.override_borders_data().value()) : BordersData { | |
| .top = cell_box.box_model().border.top == 0 ? CSS::BorderData() : cell_box.layout_node().border_top(), | |
| .right = cell_box.box_model().border.right == 0 ? CSS::BorderData() : cell_box.layout_node().border_right(), | |
| .bottom = cell_box.box_model().border.bottom == 0 ? CSS::BorderData() : cell_box.layout_node().border_bottom(), | |
| .left = cell_box.box_model().border.left == 0 ? CSS::BorderData() : cell_box.layout_node().border_left(), | |
| }; | |
| auto cell_rect = cell_coordinates_to_device_rect.get({ cell_box.table_cell_coordinates()->row_index, cell_box.table_cell_coordinates()->column_index }).value(); | |
| paint_all_borders(context.display_list_recorder(), cell_rect, cell_box.normalized_border_radii_data().as_corners(context.device_pixel_converter()), borders_data.to_device_pixels(context)); | |
| // FIXME: Support the remaining line styles instead of rendering them as solid. | |
| context.display_list_recorder().fill_rect(Gfx::IntRect(rect.location(), rect.size()), edge.data.color); | |
| } | |
| static void paint_edge(DisplayListRecordingContext& context, DevicePixelRect const& rect, DeviceEdge const& edge, EdgeDirection direction) | |
| { | |
| if (edge.data.line_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dotted || edge.data.line_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dashed) { | |
| auto center = rect.center(); | |
| auto p1 = direction == EdgeDirection::Horizontal | |
| ? DevicePixelPoint { rect.left(), center.y() } | |
| : DevicePixelPoint { center.x(), rect.top() }; | |
| auto p2 = direction == EdgeDirection::Horizontal | |
| ? DevicePixelPoint { rect.right(), center.y() } | |
| : DevicePixelPoint { center.x(), rect.bottom() }; | |
| auto line_style = edge.data.line_style == CSS::LineStyle::Dotted ? Gfx::LineStyle::Dotted : Gfx::LineStyle::Dashed; | |
| context.display_list_recorder().draw_line(p1.to_type<int>(), p2.to_type<int>(), edge.data.color, edge.data.width.value(), line_style); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| // FIXME: Support the remaining line styles instead of rendering them as solid. | |
| context.display_list_recorder().fill_rect(Gfx::IntRect(rect.location(), rect.size()), edge.data.color); | |
| } |
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In `@Libraries/LibWeb/Painting/TableBordersPainting.cpp` around lines 98 - 109,
Update paint_edge so dotted and dashed strokes use the center line of rect:
offset the horizontal path to rect’s vertical midpoint and the vertical path to
rect’s horizontal midpoint before calling draw_line. Preserve the existing
direction-dependent endpoints, styles, colors, widths, and solid fallback.
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| // Column (<col>) elements. | ||
| let mut column_index = 0usize; | ||
| let mut column_group_ranges = Vec::new(); | ||
| for column_group in self.matching_children(self.table_box, |facts| facts.is_table_column_group()) { | ||
| let group_start = column_index; | ||
| for column in self.matching_children(column_group, |facts| facts.is_table_column()) { | ||
| let span = self.table_column_span(column); | ||
| let end = (column_index + span).min(column_count); | ||
| let borders = self.element_borders(column); | ||
| let source_order = take_source_order(); | ||
| while column_index < end { | ||
| grid.apply_borders(borders, 0, row_count, column_index, column_index + 1, ELEMENT_COLUMN); | ||
| grid.apply_borders(borders, 0, row_count, column_index, column_index + 1, source_order); | ||
| column_index += 1; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| column_group_ranges.push((column_group, group_start, column_index)); | ||
| } | ||
| for (column_group, group_start, group_end) in column_group_ranges { | ||
| if group_start < group_end { | ||
| let borders = self.element_borders(column_group); | ||
| grid.apply_borders(borders, 0, row_count, group_start, group_end, take_source_order()); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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# Rust side: how column count is derived from the subtree.
rg -n -C 8 'count_columns_in_subtree|is_table_column\b' Libraries/LibWeb/Rust/src/layout/table_formatting_context.rsRepository: LadybirdBrowser/ladybird
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printf '%s\n' '--- Rust table-tree implementations and column helpers ---'
rg -n -C 12 'trait TableTree|impl .*TableTree|matching_children|count_columns_in_subtree|table_column_span|raw_column_span' Libraries/LibWeb/Rust/src/layout/table_formatting_context.rs Libraries/LibWeb/Rust/src/layoutRepository: LadybirdBrowser/ladybird
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p = Path("Libraries/LibWeb/Rust/src/layout/table_formatting_context.rs")
s = p.read_text()
start = s.index("fn count_columns_in_subtree")
end = s.index("\npub(crate) fn calculate_table_grid", start)
count_fn = s[start:end]
assert "tree.display(child).is_table_column()" in count_fn
assert "tree.table_column_span(child)" in count_fn
assert "is_table_column_group()" not in count_fn
start = s.index(" // Column (<col>) elements.")
end = s.index("\n for (column_group, group_start, group_end)", start)
border_fn = s[start:end]
assert "group_start = column_index" in border_fn
assert "self.matching_children(column_group, |facts| facts.is_table_column())" in border_fn
assert "column_index += 1" in border_fn
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sed -n '1,220p' /tmp/colgroup-search.txt
printf '%s\n' '--- relevant table-border implementation ---'
sed -n '1088,1120p' Libraries/LibWeb/Rust/src/layout/table_formatting_context.rs
printf '%s\n' '--- deterministic source-shape check ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
table = Path("Libraries/LibWeb/Rust/src/layout/table_formatting_context.rs").read_text()
node = Path("Libraries/LibWeb/Layout/Node.cpp").read_text()
count_start = table.index("fn count_columns_in_subtree")
count_end = table.index("\npub(crate) fn calculate_table_grid", count_start)
count_fn = table[count_start:count_end]
border_start = table.index(" // Column (<col>) elements.")
border_end = table.index("\n for (column_group, group_start, group_end)", border_start)
border_fn = table[border_start:border_end]
assert "tree.display(child).is_table_column()" in count_fn
assert "tree.table_column_span(child)" in count_fn
assert "is_table_column_group()" not in count_fn
assert "self.matching_children(column_group, |facts| facts.is_table_column())" in border_fn
assert "group_start = column_index" in border_fn
assert "column_index += 1" in border_fn
sync_start = node.index("bool NodeWithStyle::synchronize_table_span_data()")
sync_end = node.index("\nvoid NodeWithStyle::set_display", sync_start)
sync_fn = node[sync_start:sync_end]
assert "HTMLTableColElement" in sync_fn
assert "HTMLTableCellElement" in sync_fn
assert "HTMLTableColGroupElement" not in sync_fn
print("The column count and column-group border range use only table-column nodes.")
print("NodeWithStyle::synchronize_table_span_data() stores spans for cells and col elements, not colgroup elements.")
PYRepository: LadybirdBrowser/ladybird
Length of output: 25858
Handle bare <colgroup span> elements in collapsed-border layout. column_index advances only for <col> children, and the layout tree does not synthesize columns or store the span for <colgroup>. Therefore, a bare <colgroup span="3"> produces an empty range and loses its borders. Account for the group span when building column_group_ranges.
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In `@Libraries/LibWeb/Rust/src/layout/table_formatting_context.rs` around lines
1093 - 1115, Update the column-group range construction around column_index and
column_group_ranges to account for a colgroup’s span when it has no col
children, advancing the range across the corresponding columns while clamping to
column_count. Preserve child-col handling and ensure bare colgroups produce a
non-empty range so their borders are applied.
Border conflict resolution builds a per-grid-line-segment winner grid but threw it away after harvesting per-cell maxima, forcing painting to reconstruct the grid topology and geometry from per-cell data and to re-arbitrate intersections by re-implementing the specificity rules. Keep the resolved grid and, once column and row sizes are final, flatten it into a per-table payload: the winning edge of every grid line segment plus the grid line offsets relative to the table's content box. It travels to the table's paintable through the usual rare-payload commit path (like grid layout data), and is skipped entirely for separated-borders tables and collapsed tables with no paintable edge, so most tables ship nothing. Not consumed yet; the collapsed border painter switches to it next.
The painter reconstructed everything from per-cell paintable data on every paint: it re-collected cells by tree walk, rebuilt the grid topology in hash maps, re-derived device-snapped grid lines from cell rects, duplicated the §17.6.2.1 specificity rules, and resolved border intersections by sorting deliberately overlapping edge rects so more specific edges paint over less specific ones - an order-emergent scheme the spec doesn't describe. Layout now commits the resolved winner of every grid line segment plus the grid line offsets, so painting becomes a flat scan: snap each grid line once, walk the edges, and settle each crossing geometrically by comparing the four meeting edges (width, then style, then resolution order; 'hidden' wins resolution but paints nothing, so it loses crossings). The winner's rect covers the crossing square and the losers stop at its boundary, making all rects disjoint - no sorting, no overdraw, and exact ties (same source element) overlap in the same color instead of staggering corners, matching other engines.
With painting driven by the per-table resolved edge grid, the per-cell override borders and table cell coordinates have no consumers left. Remove them from the rare-payload pipeline, the commit sink, and every paintable (they were members of all paintables, not just cells), along with ConflictingElementKind and its FFI mirror types. The per-cell harvest in border conflict resolution shrinks to assigning the winning used border widths.
Per CSS 2.2 §17.6.2 a table in the collapsing model has no border of its own: its used border is the winning border of the outer grid edges, and only the inner half of every collapsed border lies inside the table's border box. We kept the table's computed border widths, so a collapsed table reserved its full style border even though nothing painted there, and the outer border halves spilled into the margin area instead of the border box. Border conflict resolution now overwrites the table's used border with the outer grid winners and marks the table as using the collapsing model, so the existing halved-border geometry applies to it just as it does to cells. The parent resolved the table's content offset and inline space from the computed widths before the run, so the run rebases its row offsets and available inline space, and the parent shifts the pending position after the run; the remaining consumers of the table's box metrics become collapsing-model aware. The table's padding still applies in collapsed mode, which CSS 2.2 also disallows; that divergence is unchanged here.
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138-138: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUse enclosing device pixels for collapsed border widths.
rounded_device_pixels()can convert a positive sub-pixel width to 0.DeviceEdge::paints()then drops the edge. The separate-border path usesenclosing_device_pixels()and paints the same width as 1 device pixel. Align the collapsed-border path with that behavior.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@Libraries/LibWeb/Painting/TableBordersPainting.cpp`:
- Line 138: Update the collapsed-border width calculation in the DeviceEdge
construction to use enclosing_device_pixels() instead of
rounded_device_pixels(), preserving positive sub-pixel borders as at least one
device pixel so DeviceEdge::paints() does not discard them and matching the
separate-border path.
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Border conflict resolution in the Rust table FC already computes the winning
border for every grid line segment, but threw that away after harvesting
per-cell maxima — so the painter re-collected cells by tree walk, rebuilt grid
topology in hash maps, re-derived snapped grid lines from cell rects,
duplicated the §17.6.2.1 specificity rules, and resolved intersections by
sorting overlapping rects so winners paint over losers.
This series instead commits the resolved per-segment winners (plus grid line
offsets) onto the table's paintable, and rewrites the painter as a flat scan
that settles each crossing geometrically (width → style → resolution order;
winner covers the crossing square, losers stop at its boundary). No sorting, no overdraw, no duplicated algorithm; the per-cell
override-borders / cell-coordinates payloads are deleted from all paintables.