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Allow to restrict floodfill to a bounding box #8267

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URL of deployed dev instance (used for testing):

  • https://___.webknossos.xyz

Steps to test:

  • check out the new toggle in the tool bar when the floodfill tool is selected
    image
  • when disabled, the flood fill should behave almost as usual
    • one change is that if it terminates early, it should create a new bounding box only if in 3D mode
  • when enabled, the flood fill operation will be constrained to the bbox that encloses the clicked position. if there is none, a toast should appear

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This pull request introduces a new feature allowing the flood fill tool to be restricted to a specified bounding box. The changes span multiple files in the frontend, adding a toggle in the toolbar to enable bounding box restriction for flood fill operations. A new constant and configuration option have been added to manage this functionality, with modifications to the flood fill saga and data cube handling to support the restricted fill mode. The implementation ensures that flood fill operations can be constrained within user-defined or automatically generated bounding boxes.

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File Change Summary
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/store.ts Added isFloodfillRestrictedToBoundingBox to UserConfiguration type
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/default_state.ts Added isFloodfillRestrictedToBoundingBox: false to default user configuration
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/constants.ts Added FLOOD_FILL_MULTIPLIER_FOR_BBOX_RESTRICTION constant
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/view/action-bar/toolbar_view.tsx Introduced FloodFillSettings component with bounding box restriction toggle
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/sagas/volume/floodfill_saga.tsx New saga for handling bounding box-restricted flood fill
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/bucket_data_handling/data_cube.ts Updated floodFill method to respect bounding box restrictions

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Objective Addressed Explanation
Allow fill tool restriction to bbox Implemented toggle and bounding box selection mechanism
Enable bbox restriction in toolbar Added FloodFillSettings component with boolean toggle
Support dropdown for enclosing bbox Partial implementation, may require further refinement

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@philippotto philippotto changed the title [WIP] Allow to restrict floodfill to a bounding box Allow to restrict floodfill to a bounding box Dec 17, 2024
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🧹 Nitpick comments (9)
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/sagas/volume/floodfill_saga.tsx (1)

35-102: Ensure proper handling of failure reasons in getBoundingBoxForFloodFill

In the getBoundingBoxForFloodFill function, when returning failure reasons, ensure that the failure messages are user-friendly and informative. This will enhance the user's understanding when the flood fill operation cannot proceed.

frontend/javascripts/test/sagas/volumetracing/volumetracing_saga_integration.spec.ts (1)

Line range hint 330-347: Improve test reliability with explicit undo actions

When performing undo and redo operations in the test, ensure that each action is awaited properly to prevent race conditions and enhance test stability.

Apply this diff to await undo and redo actions explicitly:

- await dispatchUndoAsync(Store.dispatch);
+ await dispatchUndoAsync(Store.dispatch);
+ await t.context.api.tracing.save();

- await dispatchRedoAsync(Store.dispatch);
+ await dispatchRedoAsync(Store.dispatch);
+ await t.context.api.tracing.save();
frontend/stylesheets/trace_view/_action_bar.less (1)

71-74: Consider using a more semantic class name

The class name .undo-redo-button suggests specific usage, but the functionality (preventing width flickering) could be useful for other buttons. Consider a more generic name like .fixed-width-button or .no-flicker-button.

CHANGELOG.unreleased.md (1)

16-16: Enhance the changelog entry with more details

Consider expanding the changelog entry to provide more comprehensive information about the feature:

-The fill tool can now be adapted so that it only acts within a specified bounding box. Use the new "Restrict Floodfill" mode for that in the toolbar. [#8267](https://github.com/scalableminds/webknossos/pull/8267)
+The fill tool can now be restricted to operate within a specified bounding box. Enable the new "Restrict Floodfill" toggle in the toolbar when the fill tool is selected. If no bounding box exists when using this mode, a notification will be displayed. This feature helps prevent unintended fill operations outside the area of interest. [#8267](https://github.com/scalableminds/webknossos/pull/8267)
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/default_state.ts (1)

87-87: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc

The new configuration property is well-named and appropriately placed. Consider adding JSDoc documentation to describe its purpose and behavior:

+    /** When enabled, restricts flood fill operations to the current bounding box */
     isFloodfillRestrictedToBoundingBox: false,
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/constants.ts (1)

336-338: Consider adding more detailed documentation.

While the comment explains the purpose, it would be helpful to document:

  1. Why the value of 10 was chosen
  2. What "more lax" means in terms of actual behavior
  3. The impact on performance and memory usage
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/bucket_data_handling/data_cube.ts (2)

501-509: Consider adding more detailed documentation for the dynamic bounding box expansion

While the implementation is solid, the comment could be more explicit about:

  • The purpose of allowing multiple additions of the same bucket
  • The implications of the "neighbour volume shape" concept
  • How this relates to the new bounding box restriction feature

695-724: Consider enhancing the progress logging

The progress logging implementation could be improved:

  1. Consider using a constant for the progress update interval (1000000)
  2. Consider adding an estimate of total progress (e.g., percentage complete)
  3. Consider adding more context about the operation in the progress message
-                if (labeledVoxelCount % 1000000 === 0) {
-                  console.log(`Labeled ${labeledVoxelCount} Vx. Continuing...`);
-
-                  await progressCallback(
-                    false,
-                    `Labeled ${labeledVoxelCount / 1000000} MVx. Continuing...`,
-                  );
+                const PROGRESS_UPDATE_INTERVAL = 1000000;
+                if (labeledVoxelCount % PROGRESS_UPDATE_INTERVAL === 0) {
+                  const message = `Flood fill: Labeled ${(labeledVoxelCount / 1000000).toFixed(1)} MVx`;
+                  console.log(message);
+                  await progressCallback(false, message);
frontend/javascripts/oxalis/view/action-bar/toolbar_view.tsx (1)

1372-1405: Consider enhancing the FloodFillSettings component

While the implementation is solid, consider these improvements:

  1. Extract the tooltip text to a constant for reusability
  2. Add a data-testid attribute for easier testing
  3. Consider using a memo hook for the toggle callback to prevent unnecessary re-renders
+const FLOOD_FILL_BBOX_TOOLTIP = 
+  "When enabled, the floodfill will be restricted to the bounding box enclosed by the clicked position. If multiple bounding boxes enclose that position, the smallest is used.";

 function FloodFillSettings() {
   const dispatch = useDispatch();
   const isRestrictedToBoundingBox = useSelector(
     (state: OxalisState) => state.userConfiguration.isFloodfillRestrictedToBoundingBox,
   );
-  const toggleRestrictFloodfillToBoundingBox = () => {
+  const toggleRestrictFloodfillToBoundingBox = useCallback(() => {
     dispatch(
       updateUserSettingAction("isFloodfillRestrictedToBoundingBox", !isRestrictedToBoundingBox),
     );
-  };
+  }, [dispatch, isRestrictedToBoundingBox]);

   return (
-    <div>
+    <div data-testid="flood-fill-settings">
       <FillModeSwitch />

       <ButtonComponent
         style={{
           opacity: isRestrictedToBoundingBox ? 1 : 0.5,
           marginLeft: 12,
         }}
         type={isRestrictedToBoundingBox ? "primary" : "default"}
         onClick={toggleRestrictFloodfillToBoundingBox}
-        title={
-          "When enabled, the floodfill will be restricted to the bounding box enclosed by the clicked position. If multiple bounding boxes enclose that position, the smallest is used."
-        }
+        title={FLOOD_FILL_BBOX_TOOLTIP}
       >
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frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/sagas/volumetracing_saga.tsx (1)
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PR: scalableminds/webknossos#8168
File: frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/sagas/volumetracing_saga.tsx:433-434
Timestamp: 2024-11-22T17:19:07.947Z
Learning: In the codebase, certain usages of `segmentationLayer.resolutions` are intentionally retained and should not be changed to `segmentationLayer.mags` during refactoring.
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frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/sagas/volumetracing_saga.tsx (1)

13-13: ⚠️ Potential issue

Retain usage of segmentationLayer.resolutions where necessary

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frontend/javascripts/test/sagas/volumetracing/volumetracing_saga_integration.spec.ts (1)

Line range hint 277-305: Ensure consistent use of EXPECTED_HALF_EXTENT in tests

In the new test case, EXPECTED_HALF_EXTENT is calculated using Constants.FLOOD_FILL_EXTENTS. Verify that this matches the actual extents used in the flood fill operation to ensure the test accurately reflects the behavior.

frontend/javascripts/components/async_clickables.tsx (1)

50-55: LGTM! Good UX improvement

The addition of ConfigProvider to disable motion effects is a clean solution to prevent jarring animations during icon swaps.

frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/accessors/tracing_accessor.ts (2)

91-95: LGTM! Robust null handling

The function safely handles the case where tracing might be null by leveraging the existing maybeGetSomeTracing helper.


97-104: Consider memoizing the BoundingBox instances

Creating new BoundingBox instances on every filter iteration could be inefficient for large numbers of boxes. Consider transforming the bounding boxes into BoundingBox instances once, then reusing them.

 export const getUserBoundingBoxesThatContainPosition = (
   state: OxalisState,
   position: Vector3,
 ): Array<UserBoundingBox> => {
   const bboxes = getUserBoundingBoxesFromState(state);
+  const boundingBoxInstances = bboxes.map(
+    (el) => new BoundingBox(el.boundingBox)
+  );
 
-  return bboxes.filter((el) => new BoundingBox(el.boundingBox).containsPoint(position));
+  return bboxes.filter((_, idx) => 
+    boundingBoxInstances[idx].containsPoint(position)
+  );
 };

Let's verify the BoundingBox implementation:

tools/test.sh (1)

93-93: LGTM! Improved test file filtering

The addition of grep -E -v "\.(md|snap)" correctly excludes markdown and snapshot files from the test execution, making the test runs more focused and efficient.

frontend/javascripts/libs/mjs.ts (1)

253-255: LGTM: Simple and correct implementation of vector product.

The prod method correctly calculates the product of vector components, which is useful for computing areas (V2) or volumes (V3).

frontend/javascripts/oxalis/controller/combinations/bounding_box_handlers.ts (1)

245-247: LGTM: Good type safety improvement.

The explicit third argument to V3.add ensures a Vector3 is returned instead of Float32Array, making the code more type-safe.

frontend/javascripts/oxalis/store.ts (1)

397-397: LGTM: Clean addition of flood fill restriction configuration

The new boolean property isFloodfillRestrictedToBoundingBox is properly typed and well-placed within the UserConfiguration interface.

frontend/javascripts/oxalis/view/action-bar/tracing_actions_view.tsx (1)

Line range hint 499-507: LGTM: Improved button styling consistency

The addition of the 'undo-redo-button' class to both undo and redo buttons helps prevent width flickering. The 'hide-on-small-screen' class on the redo button maintains proper responsive behavior.

Also applies to: 509-517

frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/bucket_data_handling/bucket.ts (2)

42-45: LGTM: Well-implemented throttled warning

The new warning function follows the established pattern of throttled warnings and helps prevent warning spam while maintaining error visibility.


780-780: LGTM: Improved error handling consistency

Good replacement of direct warning with the throttled version, maintaining functionality while improving error handling consistency.

frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/bucket_data_handling/data_cube.ts (1)

490-491: LGTM: Good use of BoundingBox class for type safety

The parameter renaming and wrapping in BoundingBox class is a good practice that provides type safety and maintainability.

Also applies to: 510-511

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docs/volume_annotation/tools.md (1)

71-72: Enhance the documentation with additional implementation details.

The documentation provides a good overview of the new feature, but could be enhanced with the following details from the PR objectives:

  1. Clarify the toggle behavior:
    • When disabled: Flood fill operates normally
    • When enabled: Fill is limited to the bounding box
  2. Add a note about the notification shown when no bounding box exists
  3. Explain the 3D mode behavior regarding early termination and bounding box creation

Consider expanding the section with this additional content:

 ![Restrict Fill](./images/icon_restricted_floodfill.jpg){align=left width="60"} 
 **Restrict Fill by Bounding Box**: When enabled, the fill operation will be restricted by the smallest bounding box that encloses the clicked position. This feature can be useful when correcting segmentation in a small bounding box (e.g., when curating training data).
+
+When the toggle is disabled, flood fill operates normally. When enabled, the fill will be limited to the bounding box encompassing the clicked position. If no bounding box exists, you'll receive a notification. In 3D mode, a new bounding box will only be created on early termination if the restriction is disabled.
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…ple floodfills; also don't show bbox message if floodfill was constraint to bbox
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frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/sagas/volume/floodfill_saga.tsx (2)

53-54: Consider extracting repeated volume calculation logic into a helper function.

Here, you use new BoundingBox(bbox.boundingBox).getVolume() while also using a similar logic for 2D calculations below. Factoring out this logic would reduce duplication and improve readability.


69-72: Provide localized or more concise error messaging if needed.

The error message might be displayed to end-users verbatim. If you plan to support multiple languages or wish to keep messages more concise, consider externalizing or simplifying the string.

frontend/javascripts/libs/progress_callback.ts (1)

14-14: Document the final feedback method parameter.

The “finalFeedbackMethod” is intuitive, but consider adding a brief line in the code comments about acceptable values (“success”, “error”, “info”, “warning”) for self-documentation.

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frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/sagas/volume/floodfill_saga.tsx (3)

106-110: Clarify concurrency behavior in the while loop.

Using a while loop with yield* take("FLOOD_FILL") may sequentially process requests, but consider explaining or documenting in comments how concurrent flood fill operations should be handled. If concurrency is not intended, ensuring there's only one active flood fill at a time is fine.


153-156: Reminder: Handle potential ongoing operations.

This code checks if the UI is busy, but does not handle an ongoing flood fill. In a previous review comment, concurrency handling was suggested; re-verify if additional checks are needed so that multiple fill operations do not overlap.


190-199: Deferred bounding box creation logic.

When wasBoundingBoxExceeded is true, you handle the special case (line ~257) of skipping bounding box creation in restricted mode. Ensure that you have confirmed this meets the PR’s objective to avoid inadvertently ignoring large bounding boxes in restricted mode.

frontend/javascripts/libs/progress_callback.ts (1)

3-5: Good use of type alias for extensibility.

Defining HideFn as a dedicated type clarifies the code’s intent and will help if you expand these functions later.

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frontend/javascripts/test/sagas/saga_integration.mock.ts (1)

18-21: LGTM! Consider clarifying the comment.

The changes improve the mock's fidelity by returning hide functions, which better matches the actual antd message API behavior.

Consider making the comment more explicit about the API behavior:

-    // These return a "hide function"
+    // These methods return a function that can be called to hide/close the message
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I commented a bit about what code was moved and what is actually new in the sagas.

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Nice, thanks for this PR 🎉 🪣

I left some suggestions. Besides these suggestions the PR looks totally fine to me and also works great. The fast closing in case of a fast floodfill operation is awesome btw :D

Let me know if you want to skip some suggestions so I can rereview / approve

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Nice image. But maybe the color bucket as used in the flood fill tool icon would be more consistent instead of a color / water drop 🤔

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hmm, I think, it's fine. the icon should be easily discernable from the floodfill icon. so, only reusing the drop and not the bucket seems like a good choice imo.

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thanks for your review, @MichaelBuessemeyer! could you have another look? :)

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frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/sagas/volume/floodfill_saga.tsx (2)

36-37: Constants appear clear and descriptive.

Using separate named constants (NO_FLOODFILL_BBOX_TOAST_KEY and NO_SUCCESS_MSG_WHEN_WITHIN_MS) helps maintain readability. Consider documenting in code comments how these constants were chosen, to guide future refactoring or tuning efforts.


277-356: User notification flow is thorough.

The notifyUserAboutResult generator provides detailed feedback on bounding box usage, early termination, and quick fills. Keep in mind that heavier UI logic, such as large JSX blocks, might be extracted into a separate helper or a dedicated UI component for better separation of concerns.

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frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/actions/volumetracing_actions.ts (1)

17-17: Good job making FloodFillAction public.

Exporting this type increases maintainability and allows it to be reused more flexibly throughout the codebase. This appears well-aligned with the newly introduced flood fill logic in the sagas.

frontend/javascripts/oxalis/model/sagas/volume/floodfill_saga.tsx (6)

1-13: Imports are well-structured.

All imported modules and types seem properly referenced, and no apparent duplicates or missing dependencies are detected.


39-42: Solid saga registration.

The floodFill saga pattern, waiting for "INITIALIZE_VOLUMETRACING" then taking every "FLOOD_FILL" action, is straightforward and fits well within Redux-Saga best practices.


44-73: Choice of smallest bounding box may warrant a functional comment.

Selecting the smallest bounding box that encloses the clicked position can be valid, but if multiple bounding boxes overlap, users might expect other behaviors (e.g., the most recently created bounding box, etc.). If this is the intended design, consider adding clarifying comments or usage docs.


75-102: Unrestricted bounding box calculation is concise.

Restricting the z-dimension to a single slice in _2D mode matches expectations. No performance or logical pitfalls stand out.


104-116: Bounding box selection logic is straightforward.

Switching between restricted and unrestricted modes via isFloodfillRestrictedToBoundingBox is clear. No issues detected.


118-275: Comprehensive flood fill handler—consider further partitioning.

The handleFloodFill generator function is quite large, handling toast notifications, concurrency checks, bounding box setup, data manipulation, and final result dispatching. Extracting parts (like labeling, concurrency validation, or final updates) into smaller functions can improve readability and testability.

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Thanks for the refactorings.

Testing still went well 🎉

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16-16: Consider enhancing the changelog entry with additional details.

The entry could be more comprehensive by including:

  1. The special behavior in 3D mode regarding bounding box creation
  2. Any limitations or considerations when working with large bounding boxes

Consider expanding the entry like this:

- The fill tool can now be adapted so that it only acts within a specified bounding box. Use the new "Restrict Floodfill" mode for that in the toolbar. [#8267](https://github.com/scalableminds/webknossos/pull/8267)
+ The fill tool can now be adapted so that it only acts within a specified bounding box. Use the new "Restrict Floodfill" mode for that in the toolbar. In 3D mode, a new bounding box is created if the flood fill terminates early. Note that performance may be impacted when using very large bounding boxes. [#8267](https://github.com/scalableminds/webknossos/pull/8267)
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16-17: LGTM! Clear and well-documented changelog entries.

The changelog entries are well-written, providing clear information about the new features and how to use them. The entries correctly reference their respective PRs and follow the Keep a Changelog format.


Line range hint 48-48: Consider adding a Breaking Changes entry.

The introduction of FLOOD_FILL_MULTIPLIER_FOR_BBOX_RESTRICTION might affect existing flood fill operations. If this change impacts the behavior significantly, it should be documented in the Breaking Changes section.

Could you verify if this constant significantly changes the flood fill behavior? If so, consider adding an entry like:

### Breaking Changes
+ - The flood fill behavior has been modified with the introduction of `FLOOD_FILL_MULTIPLIER_FOR_BBOX_RESTRICTION`, which may affect the performance and extent of flood fill operations. [#8267](https://github.com/scalableminds/webknossos/pull/8267)
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Context: ...webknossos/compare/24.12.0...HEAD) ### Added - Added the total volume of a dataset to a tool...

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Allow to make fill tool restricted to a given bbox
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