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Fixed #2283

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PR Review: Tilemap Layer zIndex Property & Disposal

Changes Summary:

  1. Tilemap disposal: Added proper cleanup in Project constructor disposal handler
  2. Layer zIndex support: Added zIndex property to Layer type and implemented in load/export logic
  3. Test coverage: Updated tests to verify layer zIndex functionality

Issues Found

🔧 High Priority Issues

  1. Inconsistent zIndex Default Value (spx-gui/src/models/tilemap.ts:253)

    • The code sets zIndex: z_index ?? 1 as default, but this creates inconsistency
    • When z_index is 0 (falsy), it will default to 1 instead of preserving 0
    • This could cause unexpected layer ordering behavior
  2. Missing Type Safety (spx-gui/src/models/tilemap.ts:253)

    • The z_index parameter should have explicit type annotation
    • Current destructuring doesn't indicate expected type

⚠️ Medium Priority Issues

  1. Incomplete Property Documentation

    • The new zIndex property lacks JSDoc comments explaining its purpose and default behavior
    • Should document expected range and meaning of zIndex values
  2. Test Coverage Gap

    • Tests only verify that zIndex values are preserved during load/export cycles
    • Missing tests for edge cases like z_index: 0, z_index: undefined, negative values

💡 Code Quality Suggestions

  1. Naming Consistency
    • Property uses zIndex (camelCase) internally but z_index (snake_case) in config
    • This is consistent with existing codebase patterns, but worth noting for maintenance

Architecture Assessment

Good Design Decisions:

  • Proper integration with existing disposal pattern
  • Maintains backward compatibility with optional zIndex property
  • Consistent with existing tilemap property handling patterns
  • Test coverage for core functionality

Implementation Quality:

  • Clean separation between internal representation and serialization format
  • Follows existing code conventions for similar properties
  • Proper null checking in disposal logic

Recommendations

  1. Fix zIndex default handling - Use explicit check for undefined rather than falsy check
  2. Add comprehensive edge case tests - Test behavior with 0, undefined, and negative values
  3. Consider documentation - Add JSDoc for the new zIndex property explaining its purpose

Overall, this is a well-implemented feature that follows existing patterns. The main concern is the zIndex default value logic that could cause unexpected behavior.

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This pull request enhances the tilemap system by adding a zIndex property to tilemap layers, which dictates their rendering order. It also addresses resource management by ensuring tilemaps are correctly disposed of and re-initialized during project lifecycle events, contributing to a more robust and flexible graphical user interface.

Highlights

  • Tilemap Layer Z-Index: Introduced a zIndex property for tilemap layers, allowing explicit control over their rendering order.
  • Tilemap Lifecycle Management: Implemented proper disposal of tilemap resources when a project is closed or reloaded, preventing memory leaks and ensuring clean state.
  • Configuration and Testing: Updated tilemap loading and export mechanisms to support the new zIndex property, along with comprehensive unit tests to validate its functionality.
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Code Review

This pull request introduces two main changes: it adds a zIndex property to tilemap layers for controlling their stacking order, and it ensures that the tilemap is properly disposed of and reset when a new project is loaded. The changes are well-implemented across the model, tests, and configuration. I have one suggestion to improve the default behavior for zIndex to make it more intuitive when it's not explicitly provided in the configuration.

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const layers = rawLayers.flatMap(({ id, name = '', tile_data = [], z_index }) =>
id != null ? { id, name, tileData: tile_data, zIndex: z_index ?? 1 } : []
)

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The default value for zIndex is set to 1 if z_index is not provided in the configuration. This means that all layers without an explicit z_index will be assigned the same zIndex of 1, which could lead to an ambiguous rendering order.

A more robust approach would be to use the layer's index from the rawLayers array as the default zIndex. This would preserve the stacking order of layers as defined in the source file when z_index is not specified, making the behavior more predictable.

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const layers = rawLayers.flatMap(({ id, name = '', tile_data = [], z_index }) =>
id != null ? { id, name, tileData: tile_data, zIndex: z_index ?? 1 } : []
)
const layers = rawLayers.flatMap(({ id, name = '', tile_data = [], z_index }, index) =>
id != null ? { id, name, tileData: tile_data, zIndex: z_index ?? index } : []
)

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Code Review Suggestions

Found 2 high-confidence issues that can be improved:

Fix zIndex default value logic - Use explicit undefined check to preserve 0 values
Add type annotation - Improve type safety for z_index parameter

These changes will prevent potential layer ordering bugs and improve code maintainability.

const decorators = rawDecorators.flatMap((d) => Decorator.load(d, currentDir, tileTextures) ?? [])
const layers = rawLayers.flatMap(({ id, name = '', tile_data = [] }) =>
id != null ? { id, name, tileData: tile_data } : []
const layers = rawLayers.flatMap(({ id, name = '', tile_data = [], z_index }) =>
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Fix zIndex default value logic and add type annotation. The original code z_index ?? 1 treats 0 as falsy and defaults it to 1, which could cause unexpected layer ordering. Using explicit undefined check preserves z_index: 0 while defaulting truly missing values to 1. Also adds proper type annotation for better type safety.

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const layers = rawLayers.flatMap(({ id, name = '', tile_data = [], z_index }) =>
const layers = rawLayers.flatMap(({ id, name = '', tile_data = [], z_index }: { id?: number; name?: string; tile_data?: number[]; z_index?: number }) =>
id != null ? { id, name, tileData: tile_data, zIndex: z_index !== undefined ? z_index : 1 } : []

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@nighca nighca enabled auto-merge (squash) September 26, 2025 08:39
@nighca nighca merged commit 5336ee8 into goplus:dev Sep 26, 2025
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Tilemap's layer add z_index property
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