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1b7703f07b feat(IIO)!: BREAKING CHANGE - Callback-based message dispatch
## Breaking Change

IIO API redesigned from manual pull+if-forest to callback dispatch.
All modules must update their subscribe() calls to pass handlers.

### Before (OLD API)
```cpp
io->subscribe("input:mouse");

void process(...) {
    while (io->hasMessages()) {
        auto msg = io->pullMessage();
        if (msg.topic == "input:mouse") {
            handleMouse(msg);
        } else if (msg.topic == "input:keyboard") {
            handleKeyboard(msg);
        }
    }
}
```

### After (NEW API)
```cpp
io->subscribe("input:mouse", [this](const Message& msg) {
    handleMouse(msg);
});

void process(...) {
    while (io->hasMessages()) {
        io->pullAndDispatch();  // Callbacks invoked automatically
    }
}
```

## Changes

**Core API (include/grove/IIO.h)**
- Added: `using MessageHandler = std::function<void(const Message&)>`
- Changed: `subscribe()` now requires `MessageHandler` callback parameter
- Changed: `subscribeLowFreq()` now requires `MessageHandler` callback
- Removed: `pullMessage()`
- Added: `pullAndDispatch()` - pulls and auto-dispatches to handlers

**Implementation (src/IntraIO.cpp)**
- Store callbacks in `Subscription.handler`
- `pullAndDispatch()` matches topic against ALL subscriptions (not just first)
- Fixed: Regex pattern compilation supports both wildcards (*) and regex (.*)
- Performance: ~1000 msg/s throughput (unchanged from before)

**Files Updated**
- 31 test/module files migrated to callback API (via parallel agents)
- 8 documentation files updated (DEVELOPER_GUIDE, USER_GUIDE, module READMEs)

## Bugs Fixed During Migration

1. **pullAndDispatch() early return bug**: Was only calling FIRST matching handler
   - Fix: Loop through ALL subscriptions, invoke all matching handlers

2. **Regex pattern compilation bug**: Pattern "player:.*" failed to match
   - Fix: Detect ".*" in pattern → use as regex, otherwise escape and convert wildcards

## Testing

 test_11_io_system: PASSED (IIO pub/sub, pattern matching, batching)
 test_threaded_module_system: 6/6 PASSED
 test_threaded_stress: 5/5 PASSED (50 modules, 100x reload, concurrent ops)
 test_12_datanode: PASSED
 10 TopicTree scenarios: 10/10 PASSED
 benchmark_e2e: ~1000 msg/s throughput

Total: 23+ tests passing

## Performance Impact

No performance regression from callback dispatch:
- IIO throughput: ~1000 msg/s (same as before)
- ThreadedModuleSystem: Speedup ~1.0x (barrier pattern expected)

## Migration Guide

For all modules using IIO:

1. Update subscribe() calls to include handler lambda
2. Replace pullMessage() loops with pullAndDispatch()
3. Move topic-specific logic from if-forest into callbacks

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-01-19 14:19:27 +07:00
bc8db4be0c feat: Add UIModule interactive showcase demo
Complete interactive application demonstrating all UIModule features:

Features:
- All 9 widget types (Button, Slider, TextInput, Checkbox, ProgressBar, Label, Panel, ScrollPanel, Image)
- Live event console showing all UI events in real-time
- Event statistics tracking (clicks, actions, value changes, hovers)
- Hot-reload support (press 'R' to reload UI from JSON)
- Mouse interaction (click, hover, drag, wheel)
- Keyboard input (text fields, shortcuts)
- Tooltips on all widgets with smart positioning
- Nested scrollable panels
- Graceful degradation (handles renderer failure in WSL/headless)

Files:
- tests/demo/demo_ui_showcase.cpp (370 lines) - Main demo application
- assets/ui/demo_showcase.json (1100+ lines) - Complete UI layout
- docs/UI_MODULE_DEMO.md - Full documentation
- tests/CMakeLists.txt - Build system integration

Use cases:
- Learning UIModule API and patterns
- Visual regression testing
- Integration example for new projects
- Showcase of GroveEngine capabilities
- Hot-reload workflow demonstration

Run:
  cmake --build build-bgfx --target demo_ui_showcase -j4
  cd build-bgfx/tests && ./demo_ui_showcase

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-29 08:52:25 +08:00