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renderer: restore the \u escapes in the display-status strings

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The previous commit wrote these seven lines with literal em-dashes, ellipses
and curly apostrophes where the app's source has — / … / ’
escapes. JavaScript reads both identically, so nothing behaved differently —
but a reference fork that differs from its upstream by thirty bytes reports
phantom drift every time the two are compared, which is the one job this
snapshot has.
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christian
2026-09-23 18:01:45 -04:00
parent d1962f78d8
commit e0c16bf62c
1 changed files with 7 additions and 7 deletions
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band-lineup-display/renderer.js
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@@ -1571,11 +1571,11 @@ function renderDisplay() {
}
if (!state?.enabled) {
setDisplayStatus('Off — screens around the building can’t see this yet.');
setDisplayStatus('Off \\u2014 screens around the building can\\u2019t see this yet.');
} else if (state.lastError) {
setDisplayStatus(state.lastError, true);
} else if (!state.listening) {
setDisplayStatus('Starting…');
setDisplayStatus('Starting\\u2026');
} else if (state.mdnsConflict) {
setDisplayStatus(
`Another computer is already publishing that name (${state.mdnsConflict}). Use one of the numeric addresses below.`,
@@ -1587,19 +1587,19 @@ function renderDisplay() {
// when two machines are open is just wrong.
const screens = state.devices || state.viewers;
const extra = state.viewers > screens ? ` (${state.viewers} connections)` : '';
setDisplayStatus(`On — ${screens} screen${screens === 1 ? '' : 's'} watching${extra}.`);
setDisplayStatus(`On \\u2014 ${screens} screen${screens === 1 ? '' : 's'} watching${extra}.`);
} else if (state.everHadViewer) {
setDisplayStatus('On — no screens open right now.');
setDisplayStatus('On \\u2014 no screens open right now.');
} else if (displayOnSince && Date.now() - displayOnSince > DISPLAY_FIREWALL_GRACE_MS) {
// On Windows the firewall prompt fires when the server starts listening, not when a
// studio first connects — so localhost looks fine here while every other screen times
// out. A viewer count stuck at zero is the only hint we get; say it plainly.
setDisplayStatus(
`On, but no screen has connected yet. If a studio can’t load the page, Windows Firewall on this computer is probably blocking Band Lineup — it needs to allow TCP port ${state.port} for Private networks.`,
`On, but no screen has connected yet. If a studio can\\u2019t load the page, Windows Firewall on this computer is probably blocking Band Lineup \\u2014 it needs to allow TCP port ${state.port} for Private networks.`,
true,
);
} else {
setDisplayStatus('On — open one of these on any screen in the building.');
setDisplayStatus('On \\u2014 open one of these on any screen in the building.');
}
renderDisplayUrls();
@@ -1626,7 +1626,7 @@ function scheduleDisplayRefresh() {
async function toggleDisplayHosting() {
const next = !displayState?.enabled;
btnDisplayToggle.disabled = true;
setDisplayStatus(next ? 'Starting…' : 'Stopping…');
setDisplayStatus(next ? 'Starting\\u2026' : 'Stopping\\u2026');
try {
displayState = await window.lineup.display.setEnabled(next);
displayOnSince = next ? Date.now() : 0;