What was wrong: animation.add ignored a `path` parameter, so a customPath
animation always got the default straight path of a quarter of the slide
height, and no command could set or change the points of one.
What changed: animation.add, animation.set and animation.options accept `path`
for a motion path: either points [[x, y], ...] in slide points, as offsets from
where the shape sits (converted to the stored slide-fraction path; `closed`
returns to the first point), or the OOXML path string animation.get answers.
At most 1000 points, finite numbers within 1e6 points, and strings of at most
16 KiB made of path commands and numbers are accepted; anything else is
refused before the deck changes, as is `path` on an animation that is not a
motion path. animation.add answers the stored path.
How it was tested: three new tests in cmd/animation.rs: points become the
expected path (add, set with `closed`, back to the default without `path`), a
raw string is kept and animation.options replaces it, and malformed paths are
refused with nothing added. The animation tests pass, and clippy is clean with
-D warnings.
Fixes#1576
Inserts in the master views: insert.dateTime fills the master's date placeholder; answers say a master or layout was edited (part of #298)
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# crates/engine/src/tests.rs
Layout added the paragraph's start to the running count, so start k set
paragraph by paragraph read 1, 3, 5. A change of start_at between
neighbouring numbered paragraphs now restarts the count, as PowerPoint's
Start at does; the same start on every paragraph still counts on.
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Found while testing crates/engine/src/cmd/ideas.rs:254 (apply_cmd); same pattern in ideas_cmd :248
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Found while testing crates/engine/src/cmd/animation.rs:342 (clear)
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Found while testing crates/engine/src/cmd/richclip.rs:121-170 (html_to_body, opening-tag handling; is_block at :190)
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Found while testing crates/engine/src/cmd/richclip.rs:121-139 (html_to_body), with tag_kind at :175
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shape.move or shape.setBounds on a group's child left the group's box as it
was, so inspect_slide reported stale bounds. After any edit that changes a
child's box or the child list, the group's box is refitted to the union of its
children (its child space too, so every child keeps its place on the slide).
A group that was itself moved or resized, and SmartArt groups (regenerated
inside their own box), are left alone.
PowerPoint: a group's bounding box always hugs its children; dragging one
child out grows the group, dragging it back shrinks it.
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align: left|center|right|justify sets every paragraph of the target cells;
anchor stays the vertical alignment and is optional when align is given.
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PowerPoint: Header and Footer > Notes and Handouts > Date and time puts a date field in the
date placeholder of the notes and handout masters, and every handout and notes page shows it.
Before, with no text caret the command wrote the current slide's date placeholder (design
.headerFooter) even in those views, so the handout PDF showed nothing. Now it writes the selected
date placeholder, else the master's own, as a field (update) or plain text, answers where:
master, and refuses (changing nothing) when the master has no date placeholder.
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PowerPoint formats the datetime types by the run's language: en-GB's long
date is "18 October 2026" and the weekday form "Sunday, 18 October 2026".
We gave every English locale the US order ("October 18, 2026"), and a test
pinned that. datetime2 and datetime4 now put the day first for en-GB, en-AU,
en-NZ, en-IE and en-IN (the locales the numeric date already handled), and
datetime2 also for en-ZA. The punctuation follows PowerPoint on Windows as
checked per locale in review: en-IE writes no comma after the weekday
("Tuesday 27 October 2026"), and en-GB and en-AU put a comma after the month
in datetime3 ("27 October, 2026"). Other languages still have no month names,
so they are refused as before.
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Each change now carries number (the editor's slide number beside the 0-based
slide) and onlyIn (deck or file; absent for a change in both). Shape details
say (only in the deck) / (only in the file). The docs say review.accept takes
the file's side.
PowerPoint: Compare marks the other file's differences as revisions that
Accept applies and Reject discards, so accepting takes the file's side; kept.
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PowerPoint: Reset Picture discards the picture's formatting changes
(corrections, recolor, artistic effect, picture-style effects and outline);
Reset Picture & Size also restores the size. The frame shape set by Change
Shape is not touched. Ours already left the geometry alone (the reported
geometry wipe does not reproduce); effects, outline and crop are picture
formatting that PowerPoint discards too, so they stay reset (declined:
parity). Added the regression test and the command doc.
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Found while testing crates/engine/src/cmd/file.rs:390-400 (parse_slide_range)
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