diff --git a/docs/target-app-parity.md b/docs/target-app-parity.md index cc2b987b3..e950d73e7 100644 --- a/docs/target-app-parity.md +++ b/docs/target-app-parity.md @@ -572,7 +572,7 @@ Moved from the ROADMAP's "Shipped so far" on 2026-10-10. Update it when a featur - With one image selected, the contextual task bar offers Image Trace, which traces the image at once with the Default preset (the Image Trace panel is left as it was), and Crop Image; with an Image Trace object it offers Expand, which keeps only the traced paths. This follows Illustrator's bar: for a selected image it includes Image Trace, Retype and Crop Image, and traced artwork can be expanded from it ([Contextual Task Bar announcement](https://community.adobe.com/announcements-651/contextual-task-bar-in-illustrator-2025-quick-actions-when-you-need-them-1546580)). Offset Path and Simplify, which don't apply to an image, aren't offered for one. Not done: Retype, which the app doesn't have. - With the Artboard tool, the contextual task bar sits under the selected artboards and offers Resize (Artboard Options for the active artboard), Duplicate (each selected artboard, in one undo step, the copies then selected), Rearrange All (with two or more artboards) and Export (Export for Screens with the selected artboards checked). This follows Illustrator's bar: while the Artboard tool is in use, it has options for resizing, duplicating and exporting artboards (the [Contextual Task Bar announcement](https://community.adobe.com/questions-652/contextual-task-bar-in-illustrator-2025-quick-actions-when-you-need-them-1546580); Rearrange and Export on the bar: [Managing Artboards in Illustrator](https://creativepro.com/managing-artboards-in-illustrator/)). - The contextual task bar offers more next steps by selection (): an open path Join and Edit Path (the Direct Selection tool), a closed path Edit Path, a compound path Edit Path and Release Compound Path, a clipping group Edit Clipping Path and Release Clipping Mask instead of Ungroup and Isolate, an image selected with vector art Make Clipping Mask instead of Unite, and point or area type Convert To Area Type or Convert To Point Type beside Create Outlines. Evidence: `crates/ui-egui/src/tests/taskbar.rs`. - - With a live rectangle, rounded rectangle, ellipse or polygon selected with the Selection tool, the contextual task bar shows a Shape Properties button in place of Lock. It opens a popup with the shape's rows from the Transform panel (corner radius, pie angles, or sides, angle, corner and radius), which edit it through `object.setLiveShape`. The overview says: "For a basic shape created with tools such as the Rectangle tool and the Star tool, you get the option to adjust its properties instead of Lock Object" ([Contextual Task Bar overview](https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/desktop/get-started/learn-the-basics/contextual-task-bar-overview.html)). Object › Lock and ⌘2 still lock the shape. Not done: stars, which the app draws as plain paths. Evidence: `a_basic_shape_shows_its_properties_in_place_of_lock`, `the_shape_properties_popup_edits_the_shape` and `other_selections_keep_lock` in `crates/ui-egui/src/tests/taskbar.rs`. + - With a live rectangle, rounded rectangle, ellipse or polygon selected with the Selection tool, the contextual task bar shows a Shape Properties button in place of Lock. It opens a popup with the shape's rows from the Transform panel (corner radius, pie angles, or sides, angle, corner and radius), which edit it through `object.setLiveShape`. The overview describes this: when a shape drawn with a shape tool (Rectangle, Star) is selected, the bar offers to change its properties where Lock Object would be ([Contextual Task Bar overview](https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/desktop/get-started/learn-the-basics/contextual-task-bar-overview.html)). Object › Lock and ⌘2 still lock the shape. Not done: stars, which the app draws as plain paths. Evidence: `a_basic_shape_shows_its_properties_in_place_of_lock`, `the_shape_properties_popup_edits_the_shape` and `other_selections_keep_lock` in `crates/ui-egui/src/tests/taskbar.rs`. - The contextual task bar has a Stroke chip beside the Fill chip, drawn with the paint the Stroke proxy shows (a "?" when the selected objects' strokes differ, as on the Fill chip); a click brings the Stroke proxy forward and shows the Swatches panel wherever it is docked, floating or closed, as a click on the Fill chip does for the Fill proxy. The reference app's bar has Fill and Stroke controls for changing an object's colors ([Contextual Task Bar overview](https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/desktop/get-started/learn-the-basics/contextual-task-bar-overview.html)). Evidence: `the_task_bar_shows_a_stroke_chip_beside_fill` and `the_task_bar_chips_follow_the_proxies_and_show_swatches_anywhere` in `crates/ui-egui/src/canvas/tests.rs`. - With anchor points selected with Direct Selection, the contextual task bar offers Remove Anchor Points, Connect (`path.join`), Cut Path, Corner and Smooth (`path.convertAnchors` with `to` set to `corner` or `smooth`), the commands of the Control bar's anchor buttons. As in Illustrator, whose bar has items that delete the selected anchors, join selected end points, split the path at the selected anchors, and make the selected anchors corner or smooth points ([Contextual Task Bar overview](https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/desktop/get-started/learn-the-basics/contextual-task-bar-overview.html)). Not done: Simplify, which the bar offers only while no anchors are selected, and the bar's Smooth item that adjusts a path's curvature, a command the app doesn't have (Object › Path › Smooth). - Tool flyouts tear off: dragging or clicking the tear-off bar on a flyout's right side (or releasing the long press over it) floats its group as a strip of tool buttons, moved by the same bar and put back in the toolbar by the × at its top (`window.floatTools`). While a group floats, the presses that would open its flyout raise the strip instead. Floating strips are kept with the preferences and in user workspaces. Not done: turning a strip vertical, docking it.