feat(gui): add a sockets tool to the Tools tab - #200
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The Tools tab's socket table will be the second table with row actions. The subtle part of a row menu is not the entries but the way in: the dedicated menu key is spelled "App" on Windows and "Menu" on X11, and Tk raises on a keysym the platform does not know. That lived in the connections page; a second copy would be the next place to forget it. - SortableTree.bind_row_menu(show): right click selects the row under the pointer, Shift+F10 / the menu key act on the selection, and both refuse when there is no row. The page keeps its entries in show(). - ConnsPage passes its _show_menu; the menu behaves as before. - The menu tests call the table's methods; the keyboard mutation entry points at the table. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
"Block this address" and "leave this process alone" were defined on the connections page. The socket table on the Tools tab offers the same two actions, and a tool panel importing a page to reach them would be a sideways dependency between two things that should not know about each other. - block_ip_address and leave_process_alone move to gui/field_actions.py, beside fill_field and append_to_field they already call. - The connections page imports them; its menu behaves as before. - The test that drives them imports them from their new home. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
The Tools tab needs what netstat shows: every TCP and UDP socket with both addresses, its state and its process. portmap already read those rows for the capture side and kept only (port, pid) from them. - _Native._fetch: the buffer walk, taken out of _table unchanged, so the port map and the new table share one loop. It returns the buffer together with the rows, because the rows are a ctypes view over it. - _Native.socket_rows and socket_rows(): every row, including the TIME_WAIT sockets no process owns (PID 0) and each owner of a shared port. A listener's remote half is left empty (it has no meaning). A table that fails is named; when none answers psutil is asked, and when nobody may read the table SocketTableUnavailable says so. - IPv6 scope ids are taken as they are: measured, a socket bound to fe80::...%12 has 12 in its row, not the byte-swapped value. - psutil's state names are mapped onto the same words as the native ones. - _Native takes an injectable iphlpapi, so the walk is tested on every platform with a fake that writes real tables. port_pid_map returns the same map; paired timing against master shows a median ratio of 1.002. The hot-path test watches both new routes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Every TCP and UDP socket on the machine with its state and its process, like netstat -ano, and without a session: which port an application listens on before anything is impaired, and which program holds a port. The connection table cannot answer that - it knows only traffic that crossed the driver. It is the first tab of the Tools page. - nettools/sockets.py: read() takes the table from portmap.socket_rows and names it from one process snapshot taken after it. Rows get keys that stay unique when two sockets are identical. The search is the connection table's language on this table's columns: ip: and port: are the remote end as there, lip:, lport: and state: are new. Sorting puts empty cells last in both directions and addresses by number. - views.compile_query takes the fields, the text blob and the boolean fields of another table; the connection table's closures are the same. - The panel reads when it is first on screen, not when the window is built (every page is built at start). Nothing is queued behind the worker, which keeps only the newest waiting request: the search box is compared with each answer and asked again when it moved. A failed read keeps the last rows and says when they were read; a failed first read says so in the empty table instead of looking like an empty machine. - The row menu is the table's shared one. Targeting needs a process name, limiting and blocking need a remote address, and an IPv6 zone is left out of the Control fields. - Columns follow the connection table: process first, so PID and name stay on screen when the table scrolls sideways. - Texts in English, Polish and Chinese; README and CHANGELOG. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Socket-table collection and native fallback beantester/portmap.py, tests/test_socket_rows.py, tests/test_hot_path.py, README.md |
The port-map module reads full socket rows from native tables or psutil and provides process-name snapshots. Tests cover row conversion, buffer growth, partial failures, and fallback behavior. |
Socket snapshots, search, and sorting beantester/nettools/sockets.py, beantester/views.py, tests/test_nettools_sockets.py |
The socket model builds snapshots and filtered views, supports qualified and plain-text searches, and sorts socket columns. The query compiler accepts table-specific definitions. |
Shared row menus and field actions beantester/gui/widgets/sortable_tree.py, beantester/gui/field_actions.py, beantester/gui/pages/conns.py, tests/test_conns_columns.py, tests/test_gui_state.py, tests/test_mutation_registry.py, CHANGELOG.md, README.md |
SortableTree handles pointer and keyboard row-menu activation. The connection table uses the shared handlers, and shared field actions provide process exemption and IP blocking. Middle-click is not bound as a connection-row context menu. |
Sockets panel and user-facing behavior beantester/gui/toolbox/*, beantester/gui/theme.py, lang/*.json, tests/test_toolbox.py, tests/test_mutation_registry.py, README.md, CHANGELOG.md |
The Sockets panel displays socket views, handles reads and refreshes, and shows failure and stale-data states. The change registers the tool and adds translations, documentation, and UI tests. |
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant Panel as SocketsPanel
participant Worker as Background worker
participant Model as nettools.sockets
participant Portmap as portmap
Panel->>Worker: Request socket read
Worker->>Model: Call read
Model->>Portmap: Read socket rows
Portmap-->>Model: Rows and table failures
Model->>Portmap: Read process names
Portmap-->>Model: PID-to-name mapping
Model-->>Worker: Return socket snapshot
Worker-->>Panel: Deliver read outcome
Panel->>Panel: Render view and status
Suggested labels: enhancement, ui, bug, performance
Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 00a10
The Sockets tool retains rows when process names cannot be read, and the previously identified error-message and shortcut-documentation issues are addressed. No known issue remains to block merging.
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| Desktop Robustness | The PR adds a socket-table read that runs in a daemon worker thread (SocketsPanel._ask → ToolJob.run → AsyncModel._spawn). SocketsPanel.teardown() cancels only Tk timers and debounce callbacks… |
Add a final application-close lifecycle path that reaches the socket tool before root.destroy(). Cancel its timers, prevent new requests, discard queued requests, and cancel or join the active AsyncModel worker. Add cooperative cancella… |
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| Clear User-Facing Text | The PR adds user-facing error paths with incomplete or raw text. tools.sockets.error_missing only says that psutil is not installed; it does not tell the user to install it or retry. Also, `Socket… |
Add a localized recovery instruction to tools.sockets.error_missing in all shipped languages, such as: “The socket table cannot be read because psutil is not installed. Install psutil, then press Refresh.” Catch unexpected socket-read fai… |
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| No Resource Leaks | The new sockets tool starts a daemon threading.Thread through AsyncModel._spawn for sockets.table(None, ...). SocketsPanel.teardown() cancels only Poller and Debounce; it does not cancel `… |
Add cancellation to AsyncModel/ToolJob, and call it from SocketsPanel.teardown(). Pass a cancellation event or token into the socket read path and check it between native/psutil table reads and process-name collection. Clear pending a… |
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| Title check | ✅ Passed | The title clearly describes the main user-facing change: adding a Sockets tool to the Tools tab. It is specific, concise, and within the length limit. |
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| Tests For Changed Behavior | ✅ Passed | The PR adds tests for the changed runtime behavior. New tests cover socket-table reading and fallback paths, snapshot naming, search, sorting, unreadable tables, process names, shared port-map behavio… |
| No Secrets Or Debug Leftovers | ✅ Passed | The pull-request diff adds no CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, .claude/, or .env paths. The changed implementation contains no debug print, pprint, breakpoint, debugger, or equivalent output calls. No credential… |
| No Hardcoded Ui Styling | ✅ Passed | The PR adds Tkinter UI, but the new SocketsPanel uses shared space(...), CHARS, and ROWS tokens for layout and dimensions. It uses existing ttk styles and shared StatusLine, wrapping_label… |
| No Obvious Performance Problems | ✅ Passed | No clear performance defect is introduced. SocketsPanel._ask submits sockets.table through ToolJob, and AsyncModel runs the socket read, filtering, and sorting on a worker thread. `SortableTre… |
| Safe File Parsing | ✅ Passed | No unsafe file parsing is introduced. The added lang/*.json translations are valid JSON and are loaded by the existing beantester.i18n.load_languages() through beantester.jsonfile.load_json(). T… |
| System Changes Are Reversible | ✅ Passed | The PR does not introduce a direct system-state mutation. The new socket reader only reads native socket tables or psutil data. Socket-row actions only write pending Control-form fields through `set_t… |
| Scope, Duplication And Docs | ✅ Passed | The pull request is scoped to the documented Sockets feature and its required refactors. The diff adds the socket data layer and Tools panel, registers the new tab, shares existing SortableTree, ToolJ… |
Full details: Desktop Robustness
Explanation
The PR adds a socket-table read that runs in a daemon worker thread (SocketsPanel._ask → ToolJob.run → AsyncModel._spawn). SocketsPanel.teardown() cancels only Tk timers and debounce callbacks. AsyncModel has no cancellation or close operation. The application’s on_close() does not call page teardown before root.destroy(). Therefore, closing the window while a socket read is active leaves the worker running after the window closes. The read can take about one second for large tables, as documented in the new panel. The refresh button is disabled while busy, so double execution is prevented.
Resolution
Add a final application-close lifecycle path that reaches the socket tool before root.destroy(). Cancel its timers, prevent new requests, discard queued requests, and cancel or join the active AsyncModel worker. Add cooperative cancellation to the socket read where possible, or wait for the active read to finish before destroying the window. Keep language/layout rebuild teardown separate so it does not permanently close a job that must survive a rebuild. Add a regression test that starts a socket read, closes the window, and verifies that no socket worker remains active.
Full details: Clear User-Facing Text
Explanation
The PR adds user-facing error paths with incomplete or raw text. tools.sockets.error_missing only says that psutil is not installed; it does not tell the user to install it or retry. Also, SocketsPanel lets unexpected read failures propagate, while _guarded and StatusLine.show display them as raw OSError: ... or similar text. This new socket-read path therefore violates the error-message rule.
Resolution
Add a localized recovery instruction to tools.sockets.error_missing in all shipped languages, such as: “The socket table cannot be read because psutil is not installed. Install psutil, then press Refresh.” Catch unexpected socket-read failures or map them to a localized message that states what failed and instructs the user to press Refresh. Keep the exception type and details in the crash log, not in the user-facing status line.
Full details: No Resource Leaks
Explanation
The new sockets tool starts a daemon threading.Thread through AsyncModel._spawn for sockets.table(None, ...). SocketsPanel.teardown() cancels only Poller and Debounce; it does not cancel ToolJob or the in-flight worker. A rebuild or close during portmap.socket_rows() or process_names() therefore leaves the thread running with its request closure retaining the panel and application until the read returns. This is a thread without a stop/cancellation path.
Resolution
Add cancellation to AsyncModel/ToolJob, and call it from SocketsPanel.teardown(). Pass a cancellation event or token into the socket read path and check it between native/psutil table reads and process-name collection. Clear pending and queued requests during cancellation, and release the request closure and result state after cancellation. Do not rely on the thread being daemon-only; ensure the worker exits and its panel/application references are released when the UI is torn down.
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🟡 Minor · Update the Ctrl+F row in the shortcuts table. · README.md:240
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-| `Ctrl+F` | Search: the field search on Control, the table search on Connections | +| `Ctrl+F` | Search: the field search on Control, the table search on Connections, the socket search on Tools > Sockets |As per path instructions: "Check that documentation matches the actual code in this PR ... Flag outdated or invented instructions."
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Annotate the new public action and menu APIs. The new functions and methods omit the parameter and return types required for public Python functions.
beantester/gui/field_actions.py#L44-L44: annotateblock_ip_address, including its accepted address type.beantester/gui/field_actions.py#L50-L50: annotateleave_process_alone, including its accepted name type.beantester/gui/widgets/sortable_tree.py#L566-L566: annotatebind_row_menuand its callback contract.beantester/gui/widgets/sortable_tree.py#L597-L597: annotaterow_menu_at_pointer.beantester/gui/widgets/sortable_tree.py#L611-L611: annotaterow_menu_from_keyboard.
As per path instructions: "Type hints on public functions."
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In `@beantester/gui/field_actions.py` at line 44, Public action and menu APIs lack
required parameter and return type annotations. In
beantester/gui/field_actions.py at lines 44-44, annotate block_ip_address with
its accepted address type and return type; at lines 50-50, annotate
leave_process_alone with its accepted name type and return type. In
beantester/gui/widgets/sortable_tree.py at lines 566-566, annotate
bind_row_menu, including the callback contract; at lines 597-597, annotate
row_menu_at_pointer; and at lines 611-611, annotate row_menu_from_keyboard,
including parameter and return types.
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| "proto": 5, | ||
| "process": 16, | ||
| "tcp_state": 12, |
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🔎 Supported by static analysis
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#!/bin/bash
# Find the connection table's own width/height literals that these tokens duplicate.
fd -t f conns.py beantester/gui/pages --exec rg -n -C2 'min_chars|MIN_CHARS|width=|height=|\b(24|18|16)\b' {}Repository: donislawdev/BeanNetworkTester
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#!/bin/bash
set -e
printf '%s\n' '--- theme.py ---'
sed -n '120,170p' beantester/gui/theme.py
printf '%s\n' '--- conns.py imports and constants ---'
sed -n '1,115p' beantester/gui/pages/conns.py
printf '%s\n' '--- conns.py table construction ---'
sed -n '135,212p' beantester/gui/pages/conns.py
printf '%s\n' '--- conns.py token references ---'
rg -n -C2 'MIN_CHARS|CHARS|ROWS|width=24|height=18' beantester/gui/pages/conns.py
printf '%s\n' '--- changed-file diff ---'
git diff --unified=20 b78f1f9ca1810b946e6809d9a6d4b69ef4986502 57f3d91f6e4165ee0b8d6ed3772b66b55c44098c -- beantester/gui/theme.py beantester/gui/pages/conns.pyRepository: donislawdev/BeanNetworkTester
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Make the connection table use the shared tokens.
beantester/gui/pages/conns.py duplicates the values defined in CHARS and ROWS. Replace the search width, table height, and matching MIN_CHARS values so later changes cannot make the connection table inconsistent.
Suggested fix
-from ..theme import CONN_COLORS, style_menu
+from ..theme import CHARS, CONN_COLORS, ROWS, style_menu
...
-MIN_CHARS = {"proc": 16, "pid": 7, "proto": 5, "remote_ip": 18, "remote_port": 6,
- "local_port": 6, "packets": 7, "scoped": 7, "dropped": 8, "down": 8,
+MIN_CHARS = {"proc": CHARS["process"], "pid": 7, "proto": CHARS["proto"],
+ "remote_ip": CHARS["address"], "remote_port": CHARS["port"],
+ "local_port": CHARS["port"], "packets": 7, "scoped": 7, "dropped": 8, "down": 8,
...
-entry = ttk.Entry(top, textvariable=self.search_var, width=24)
+entry = ttk.Entry(top, textvariable=self.search_var, width=CHARS["search"])
...
- on_sort=self._on_sort, height=18,
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In `@beantester/gui/theme.py` around lines 147 - 152, Update the connection table
configuration to use shared CHARS and ROWS tokens instead of duplicated
constants: use CHARS for the search width and matching MIN_CHARS entries, and
ROWS for the table height. Keep unrelated MIN_CHARS values unchanged.
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| self.status.show(outcome) | ||
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| self._show(outcome.value) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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fd -t f base.py beantester/gui/toolbox --exec rg -n -C4 'error|Outcome|class ToolJob|except' {}Repository: donislawdev/BeanNetworkTester
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#!/bin/bash
set -e
printf '%s\n' '--- portmap definitions and fallback ---'
cat -n beantester/portmap.py | sed -n '380,445p'
printf '%s\n' '--- sockets panel imports and outcome flow ---'
cat -n beantester/gui/toolbox/sockets.py | sed -n '1,90p'
cat -n beantester/gui/toolbox/sockets.py | sed -n '210,270p'
printf '%s\n' '--- socket translation keys ---'
rg -n -C2 'tools\.sockets|tools\.common\.(failed|done|working)' lang beantester | head -160
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printf '%s\n' '--- exception and fallback ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- panel read and outcome handling ---'
rg -n -C12 'def (read|_on_outcome)|SocketTableUnavailable|ToolJob|StatusLine' beantester/gui/toolbox/sockets.py
printf '%s\n' '--- outcome implementation ---'
cat -n beantester/gui/toolbox/base.py | sed -n '90,125p'
cat -n beantester/gui/toolbox/base.py | sed -n '220,242p'
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set -e
printf '%s\n' '--- panel request callback ---'
cat -n beantester/gui/toolbox/sockets.py | sed -n '177,210p'
printf '%s\n' '--- nettools socket bindings ---'
fd -t f sockets.py beantester --exec sh -c 'echo --- {}; rg -n -C8 "socket_rows|portmap|SocketTableUnavailable|def read|def build" "$1"' sh {}Repository: donislawdev/BeanNetworkTester
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Translate socket-table failure reasons before displaying them.
SocketTableUnavailable carries denied or missing, but ToolJob._guarded currently stores only its English exception text in Outcome.error. SocketsPanel._on_outcome displays that text, so non-English users can see English details. Preserve the reason code, map it to localized socket error keys, and keep the detailed exception in the crash log.
The proposed outcome.exception access is invalid because Outcome has no such field.
Suggested fix
class Outcome(NamedTuple):
"""What one run of a tool's work came to - an answer, or why there is none."""
kind: str
value: object
error: str
elapsed_ms: int
finished: float
+ error_reason: str = ""
def _guarded(payload):
...
started = time.perf_counter()
+ error_reason = ""
try:
value, error = work(), ""
except BaseException as exc:
crashlog.note(exc, "gui.toolbox")
value, error = None, f"{type(exc).__name__}: {exc}"
+ error_reason = str(getattr(exc, "reason", ""))
- return Outcome(kind, value, error, round((time.perf_counter() - started) * 1000),
- time.time())
+ return Outcome(kind, value, error,
+ round((time.perf_counter() - started) * 1000),
+ time.time(), error_reason) READ, VIEW = "read", "view"
+REASON_KEYS = {
+ "denied": "tools.sockets.error_denied",
+ "missing": "tools.sockets.error_missing",
+}
def _on_outcome(self, outcome):
if outcome.kind == READ:
- self.status.show(outcome)
+ key = REASON_KEYS.get(outcome.error_reason)
+ self.status.show(outcome._replace(error=T(key)) if key else outcome)Add tools.sockets.error_denied and tools.sockets.error_missing to lang/en.json, lang/pl.json, and lang/zh.json with localized text.
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In `@beantester/gui/toolbox/sockets.py` around lines 242 - 248, Update Outcome and
ToolJob._guarded to preserve SocketTableUnavailable’s denied or missing reason
separately from its English exception text, while retaining detailed exceptions
in the crash log. In SocketsPanel._on_outcome, map the preserved reason to the
localized socket error message before displaying it; add the corresponding
translations to the supported language files.
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…ight click only Four findings from review, each checked against the code first. - The note saying when the rows were read disappeared after a search or a sort that followed a failed Refresh: a new view of the same old rows rebuilt the notes as if the read had worked. The panel now asks the job whether the newest read failed. - A socket table the system refuses to show was reported as an English exception. Outcome gains an optional error_key taken from the exception's user_key, the status line shows it in the window's language, and the crash log still keeps the whole exception. nettools.sockets turns portmap's reasons into those keys. - Row menus were bound to Button-3 and Button-2, and Button-2 is the middle button on Windows and X11. They now bind <<ContextMenu>>, which Tk maps per platform (defined in library/tk.tcl since 8.6.10); checked on Tk 8.6.15 and 9.0.4 by generating both clicks. - The menu test now fires every bound callback on a real row instead of calling the handlers by name. The README shortcuts table lists the socket search under Ctrl+F. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
The sockets tool reported a missing psutil with the reason only. The message now also gives the command to install it and says to start the program again, in all three languages. A restart, not "press Refresh": the import is retried on every read, but a user site directory created by `pip install --user` after start-up is not on sys.path, so Refresh would repeat the same failure. Only a run from source can show this message; the executable bundles psutil. The install command reads the same in every language, so a test holds every language file to it, with a mutation that drops it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Summary
A new first tab on the Tools page: Sockets. Every TCP and UDP socket on the machine
with its state and the program that owns it, like
netstat -ano, and no session isneeded. It answers the questions a tester has before impairing anything: which port does
my application listen on, and which program holds this port. The connection table cannot
answer them, because it only knows traffic that crossed the driver.
Commits
refactor(gui): the row menu (right click, Shift+F10 and the menu key, whose namediffers between Windows and X11) moves from the connections page into
SortableTree.bind_row_menu. The connections menu behaves as before.refactor(gui): "Block this IP address" and "Leave this process alone" move togui/field_actions.py, because two tables now offer them.feat(portmap):socket_rows()reads every row of the four socket tables, includingthe TIME_WAIT sockets no process owns (PID 0) and each owner of a shared port. The
buffer walk is taken out of
_tableunchanged and shared with the capture-side portmap; it returns the buffer together with the rows, because the rows are a ctypes view
over it. psutil is the fallback, and a table nobody may read raises instead of looking
empty.
feat(gui): the tool itself -nettools/sockets.py(read, search, sort) andgui/toolbox/sockets.py(the panel), texts in English, Polish and Chinese, README andCHANGELOG.
Worth a look in review
against master (2000 alternating calls on the real iphlpapi) gives a median ratio of
1.002. The hot-path test now also watches the two new routes to the system.
dwLocalScopeIdis innetwork byte order. Measured on Windows 11, a socket bound to
fe80::...%12has 12 inits row. A test pins this.
views.compile_querytakes another table's columns; theconnection table gets the same closures as before.
ip:andport:mean the remote endin both tables;
lip:,lport:andstate:are new.AsyncModelkeeps only the newest waitingrequest, so a search queued behind a read would have run on the old table. The panel
compares each answer with the search box and asks again when it moved.
built - every page is built at start, and this is the first tool.
_Nativetakes an injectable iphlpapi, and afake writes real tables into the caller's buffer (
ctypes.wintypesimports on Linux).and process past the right edge of a 760 px window.
How it was checked
mypyon the package,ruff, the GUI smoke test, the real-Tk render check in en, pland zh, and all 47 mutation entries touching the changed files (19 of them new, all
caught). The full suite runs here.
Systemincluded: the process snapshot names processes without opening them.
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