Moved all library entry manipulation code scattered throughout EESchema into
the component library object itself. Adding, removing, and searching is now
handled by the library object. This is the precursor to replacing the current
priority queue code.
This is the first in a series of updates to the schematic library component
object code. The goal is to eliminate the external manipulation of these
objects and push this code back into the objects themselves. Also replace
the priority queue and internal linked list implementations with DLIST or
Boost pointer containers.
* All - add wxList implementation for dynamic declaration of application settings.
* EESchema: remove non-standard fonts and dialog button text colors from all UI controls.
* EESchema: update project file and application settings from static to dynamic method.
* EESchema: save and restore show hidden pins state between sessions.
* EESchema: global variable reductions.
* EESchema: use EVT_UPDATE_UI instead of SetToolbars() to set control states.
* EESchema: remove unused DialogBlocks BOM dialog project file.
* GerbView: remove non-standard fonts and dialog button text colors from all UI controls.
* GerbView: fix infinite loop when parsing RS274X aperture definitions with whitespace.
* GerbView: add file name to export to PCBNew select layer dialog.
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+eeschema
* commiting my changes to allow multiple instances of a given schematic file within
a hierarchy:
** internally, m_currentScreen has been replaced with m_currentSheet,
which is a list or 'path' of screens. The path of screens is used to
generate
a series of timestamps, which is converted to flat component reference via
a look-up
table in the schematic files.
** this means that m_currentScreen is no longer used -- use GetScreen().
** GetScreen is virtual, as some of the dialogs keep around a WinEDA_BaseScreen
pointer.
** all sub-sheets in a given schematic must have different names to generate a
meaningful netlist.
charras