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Add press-and-hold continuous seek on tvOS d-pad

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The Siri Remote's left/right d-pad only delivered a single discrete
seek per click — holding the button did nothing. A window-level custom
UIGestureRecognizer now tracks the actual press duration and drives a
repeating seek tick (10s → 20s → 30s acceleration) until release,
routing through the existing accumulating-seek paths so the scrubber
preview, debounced commit, and on-screen feedback all keep working.
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Arkadiusz Fal
2026-05-07 06:18:40 +02:00
parent cc109043b3
commit 51108738aa
2 changed files with 325 additions and 6 deletions
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Yattee/Views/Player/tvOS/TVPlayerView.swift
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@@ -268,6 +268,30 @@ struct TVPlayerView: View {
.allowsHitTesting(false)
}
// Press-and-hold continuous seek (UIPress-based; routes to the
// same accumulating seek functions as the discrete .onMoveCommand
// path).
TVRemoteHoldSeekOverlay(
isActive: !isDetailsPanelVisible
&& !isDebugOverlayVisible
&& !showingQualitySheet
&& !showingQueueSheet
&& !isScrubbing
) { forward, step in
if controlsVisible, !isScrubbing {
// Controls visible — mirror the discrete focused-bar
// path. We do NOT gate on focusedControl == .progressBar
// because tvOS focus may briefly drop while the window
// recognizer captures the press; the user's intent is
// clearly to scrub the visible bar.
triggerScrubberRemoteSeek(forward: forward, stepSeconds: step)
} else {
// Controls hidden — accumulating overlay seek.
triggerRemoteSeek(forward: forward, stepSeconds: step)
}
}
.allowsHitTesting(false)
// Autoplay countdown overlay
if showAutoplayCountdown, let nextVideo = playerState?.nextQueuedVideo {
TVAutoplayCountdownView(
@@ -555,8 +579,7 @@ struct TVPlayerView: View {
/// subtracts from the pending offset instead of restarting from the
/// current playback time (e.g. right, right, left from 30s → +10s → 40s,
/// not −10s → 20s).
private func triggerRemoteSeek(forward: Bool) {
let stepSeconds = 10
private func triggerRemoteSeek(forward: Bool, stepSeconds: Int = 10) {
let currentTime = playerState?.currentTime ?? 0
let duration = playerState?.duration ?? 0
@@ -586,8 +609,7 @@ struct TVPlayerView: View {
/// controls are visible. Suppresses the circular feedback overlay — the
/// visible scrubber shows the pending target instead — and uses the same
/// signed net-offset accumulation as the hidden-controls flow.
private func triggerScrubberRemoteSeek(forward: Bool) {
let stepSeconds = 10
private func triggerScrubberRemoteSeek(forward: Bool, stepSeconds: Int = 10) {
let currentTime = playerState?.currentTime ?? 0
let duration = playerState?.duration ?? 0
@@ -606,8 +628,18 @@ struct TVPlayerView: View {
let netMagnitude = abs(clampedNet)
let netIsForward = clampedNet >= 0
scrubberRemoteSeek = (isForward: netIsForward, seconds: netMagnitude)
scrubberRemoteSeekTime = currentTime + TimeInterval(clampedNet)
// When the seek is clamped at the edge of the seekable range,
// successive ticks would write the same values; skip the @State
// assignments to avoid spurious SwiftUI invalidations.
if scrubberRemoteSeek?.isForward != netIsForward
|| scrubberRemoteSeek?.seconds != netMagnitude
{
scrubberRemoteSeek = (isForward: netIsForward, seconds: netMagnitude)
}
let newSeekTime = currentTime + TimeInterval(clampedNet)
if scrubberRemoteSeekTime != newSeekTime {
scrubberRemoteSeekTime = newSeekTime
}
scrubberRemoteSeekTask?.cancel()
scrubberRemoteSeekTask = Task { @MainActor in