1# llimphi-widget-tablado
2
3> **The place where someone else's scene is performed.**
4
5A caged app composes its interface and sends an `EscenaWire`
6(`SDD-JAULA-LINUX.md`). This widget is the node of the **host's** tree where that
7scene gets painted: it places it in its rectangle, clips it to that rectangle, and
8**counts what it drew**.
9
10It is called *tablado* (a stage platform) and not *asiento* because `asiento` is
11already an artefact of this repo with another meaning — hard rule #6 and #12.
12
13The counting is not decoration: it is how you can tell "the scene arrived and painted
14nothing" from "the scene never arrived", without looking at the screen.
15
16```bash
17cargo run -p llimphi-widget-tablado --example tablado_demo
18cargo test -p llimphi-widget-tablado # el_clic_llega_local, el_recorte_en_el_pixel, el_lazo_cerrado…
19```
20
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23Part of **llimphi** — see [llimphi](../../README.md) and the widget catalogue in [`MANUAL.md`](../../MANUAL.md).
README.md
llimphi-widget-tablado
The place where someone else's scene is performed.
A caged app composes its interface and sends an EscenaWire
(SDD-JAULA-LINUX.md). This widget is the node of the host's tree where that
scene gets painted: it places it in its rectangle, clips it to that rectangle, and
counts what it drew.
It is called tablado (a stage platform) and not asiento because asiento is
already an artefact of this repo with another meaning — hard rule #6 and #12.
The counting is not decoration: it is how you can tell "the scene arrived and painted
nothing" from "the scene never arrived", without looking at the screen.
cargo run -p llimphi-widget-tablado --example tablado_demo
cargo test -p llimphi-widget-tablado # el_clic_llega_local, el_recorte_en_el_pixel, el_lazo_cerrado…
Part of llimphi — see llimphi and the widget catalogue in MANUAL.md.