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The set of views whose content belongs to a Compose capture pipeline, so the native pipeline can stay off it.

Excludes a rectangular region of the window from native tap autocapture — the mechanism behind SwiftUI's .autographIgnore(). Keep it and update its rect as the content moves (scroll, layout), then unregister when the content leaves. A privacy control; only ambient autocapture is suppressed. Main thread only.

A live exclusion from registerAutographIgnoredView. Call unregister to release it. Holds the view until then, so the exclusion outlives the caller's other references to it if need be.

A running native screen capture. Created by installAutographNativeScreenCapture.

A running native tap capture. Created by installAutographNativeTapCapture.

Reports SwiftUI screen views that the UIKit viewDidAppear: swizzle (installAutographNativeScreenCapture) cannot see.

A live SwiftUI screen frame, returned by AutographScreenCapture.appeared. Its sole job is to remove that frame from the stack when the screen leaves.

A point in window-space pixels — see AxRect for why that space, and why the unit is spelled out in every name here rather than left to a comment.

A rectangle in window-space pixels: relative to the hosting UIWindow's origin (not the screen's, and not any intermediate view's), and scaled by the screen's point-to-pixel ratio.

This element's accessibilityFrame (documented by Apple as screen coordinates) converted into window-space pixels — see AxRect for that space and the two on-device bugs that motivate it.

This element's accessibility descendants: the union of accessibilityElements() (how the tree actually links together once inside it) and subviews (how to reach into it from an arbitrary starting UIView).

This element's developer-set accessibilityIdentifier, or null — including when the identifier is present but blank, which is treated as absent rather than reported as a target (see the body for why, and for why it rejects without trimming).

Returns the path from node down to the deepest descendant whose accessibility frame contains positionInWindowPx, or null if node itself doesn't contain it.

The screen name a controller is reported under by default: its class name, verbatim.

Starts reporting native UIKit screen transitions: on every UIViewController.viewDidAppear: that names a screen, a Screen Viewed event is emitted via tracker and a screen frame is pushed onto scopeStack so autocaptured taps on that screen carry it; the frame is removed on viewDidDisappear:. This is what makes #62's native taps stop carrying no screen.

Starts reporting taps on native (UIKit/SwiftUI) content as eventName, resolved through the accessibility tree by resolveNativeTapTarget.

Whether this element exposes UIAccessibilityTraitButton, Autograph's clickability predicate.

Whether this window is one the capture should instrument.

The innermost element on this hit path that is clickable, or null if none is.

Starts a window-region exclusion; call AutographIgnoredBoundsRegistration.update to set its rect.

Excludes view and everything under it from native (UIKit/SwiftUI) tap autocapture — the counterpart of Compose's Modifier.autographIgnore(). This is a privacy control: a tap whose hit path crosses view is not reported at all, so a screen can keep something off the analytics stream without stripping its accessibilityIdentifier (which UI testing and assistive tooling rely on).

Resolves a native (UIKit/SwiftUI) tap at positionInWindowPx to the identifier Autograph reports as the event's target, or null when the tap should not be reported at all.