When updating the libtree, we modify the tree multiple times to avoid
crashes on Linux. These generated events that buffered while the widget
was frozen and resulted in redrawing the same footprint 4-10x.
This reduces the buffering by discarding events that are generated
during the freeze and only redrawing when there is a new footprint to
draw
For some kinds of issues, we want a way to point them out but
we don't need to keep the user from being able to close the
dialog. A separate Validate button lets the user check for
issues if desired, but these issues are not "fatal" and can
be ignored if the user wishes.
Due to a truncation when converting a value to integer, the first point was
sometimes missing because it looked like out of plot range.
Fix also a cosmetic issue in dialog.
Fixes#7345https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/issues/7345
So many things can go wrong with this control in GTK. We have to
collapse the tree when updating the search string to avoid a crash when
referencing a child object but collapsing the tree will iterate over
elements and crash when we have deleted a symbol.
The temporary fix for this nonsense is to carefully order the calls.
We only need to collapse the search tree if we are not keeping our state
(in other words if we are fully re-building the tree)
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/issues/6910
- Fix a minor coding style issue.
- Remove double buffering, not needed with the new code, and that creates a
minor cosmetic issue when showing or hiding the infobar.
Also don't load the footprints up front. The whole purpose of the
footprint-info stuff is to have enough info about the footprints to
filter them *without* loading. After that just load individual
footprints as we need them.
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/issues/6177
Focus was on the dialog instead of the panel. The dialog doesn't
have the IsUserPanel flag set and so wxEVT_CHAR processing doesn't
happen. (Why? I haven't a clue.)
Also fixed some more performance issues with the auto-column-widths.
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/issues/6591
So the new steals-focus protection stuff works well when there's a
focused control, but not as well when there's a modal dialog up which
happens not to have a focused control (or worse, a focusable control).
This adds a second mechanism for also checking to see if a modal dialog
is up (something that wxWidgets, true to form, makes very difficult).
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/issues/6520
Jon Evans
Seth Hillbrand
Jeff Young
Wayne Stambaugh
jean-pierre charras
Michael Kavanagh
Marek Roszko