Also simplifies the dialog by removing the user grid (now that you
can add as many user grids as you want).
This does mean that you can no longer have an asymmetric grid, but
it gets too complex if we allow everything for everyone.
Removes old defines and work arounds for earlier wx versions and adds a
CMake requirement to use at least 3.2 (or the minimum matching wxPython
version)
Before, we did not actually prevent users from adding a field also named
Quantity to their symbols. This of course does not play nicely with the
assumptions that Quantity is a special column in the fields editor.
By making it a named variable, the user can safely add it to a symbol
and it will not be editable, and will also work in the fields table
editor as expected.
We need to check if a lockfile is valid to determine if we should
override the lock. Valid() is true if the lockfile couldn't be created
b/c of permissions or if the lockfile could be created and acquired.
wxSingleInstanceChecker is meant for running programs, not file locking.
This implements an RAII class for file locking that stores the lock
files next to the file being locked, allowing it to be easily found and
removed. Also includes the ability to override the lock, with
information about the original owner
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/14734
[ADDED]: A panel to the schematic editor that allows quick access to all
of the items connected to the currently highlighted net.
This is an initial swag at implementing a full net navigator feature. For
now it only shows the currently highlighted net nodes. The incremental
net list advanced setting must be enabled in order to use this feature due
to performance reasons. There are still some issues with saving the panel
position which will be addressed in the future.
Initial code for serializing wxAuiPaneInfo settings to and from JSON have
be implemented.
- Avoid repetition and errors from typos
- Allow simple changes
- Simpler data type handling, the constants are wxString
(Cherry-picked from f135881bd6 in 7.0)
This is needed so Python scripts can get built-in colors using the
SETTINGS_MANAGER.GetColorSettings() member.
Otherwise calling it with a built-in name crashes.
(cherry picked from commit aee6d9d01c)
Jon Evans
Seth Hillbrand
Marek Roszko
Mike Williams
Alex Shvartzkop
Jeff Young
Rastersoft
jean-pierre charras
Wayne Stambaugh
Salvador E. Tropea