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Batches per-tick device readings into one signal emit instead of one
per channel, evaluates derived channels once per tick instead of once
per raw sample, and makes ChannelBuffer.window() cost scale with the
window size instead of total buffer history. Strip chart X-range now
scrolls on an independent ~30fps timer instead of only snapping when
new data lands, which was the main visible cause of the stutter.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Dragging a tile to the edge (left/right/top/bottom) of another tile
splits that tile's space and inserts the dragged tile on that side.
Drop zones occupy the outer third of each tile edge; center has no zone.
Ghost overlay shows the split target during drag.
Data model: LayoutConfig.tree (BSP tree as nested dict). PaneSpec.row/col
removed. strip_chart uses tree_to_grid() → rowspan/colspan for pyqtgraph.
Backward compat: tree=None falls back to layout_mode stacking path.
Example: 3 stacked → drag Tile 3 to left of Tile 1 → Tile 3|Tile 1 on
top (side-by-side), Tile 2 spans full bottom.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Replace layout radio buttons (Stacked/Side-by-Side/Grid) with a visual
LayoutCanvas widget. Pane tiles snap to grid cells on drag-drop; dropping
on an occupied cell swaps positions. Ghost highlight shows snap target
during drag.
- PaneSpec gains row/col fields (None = unassigned; backward compat preserved)
- LayoutConfig gains "free" mode; strip_chart reads explicit positions
- PaneBlock loses ▲▼ move buttons; reordering is canvas-only
- QSS entries added for layoutTile, layoutTileDragging, layoutCanvasBar
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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