The intention here is to make it possible to wrap up many of the
KiCad utility tools into a single executable. This reduces link times
as well as the duplication of CMake files needed to build very
similar tools.
This particular tool should be suitable for any code in common,
code in pcbnew and other end-executables probalby will need an
analagous version linked to the relevant kiface.
The first tool is the coroutine_example.cpp test case, which
can be useful when learning, debugging or porting the coroutine
infrastructure.
Factor out common dialog code from global symbol library table dialog for
loading initial library table.
Update global symbol library table code to user factored out common dialog
code.
the stroke mode was always activated, even in fill mode. creating incorrect size shape for null length track segments.
Fixes: lp:1812532
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1812532
NEW: By default a clipboard is pasted to a grid starting from the
cursor position and doesn't matter is a selection of cells present or
not. Often a grid represents the data of a few similar objects like
components, for example. Some number of cells (fields) may have the same
value for a few rows (components). In this case, when filling data we
must copy the range of identical cells from the first row of similar
components and then paste it to every row of the rest components (by
default). From now it may be done easier. We must copy the range of
identical cells from first row of similar components (here is no
changes) and then select rectangular range of cells (for multiple rows)
where must be placed copied data. After pasting copied cells will be
pasted to every selected row.
So in general, we can copy cells from one row and paste it to multiple
rows at a time.
This new feature also makes possible to copy value from one cell and to
paste it to all from the selection.
If copied range of cells is larger than the selection then only the part
of clipboard that matches the selection will be pasted.
CHANGED: By default dialog closes on Esc key immediately and if dialog
has a grid control there is no way to close a cell editor with canceling
changes. New behavior is next: if dialog has a grid and the grid has an
active cell editor Esc key closes cell editor, otherwise Esc key closes
the dialog.
CHANGED: On pasting multiple rows from a clipboard to the end of a
grid, the grid is automatically expanding (appended needed number of
rows). In general case the grid expanding on pasting is inappropriate.
Rows must be added by tools like a button or a menu command etc. In some
cases rows cannot be added at all. So we must paste only the part of
the clipboard that fits between the cursor position and the end of the
grid without a grid extending.
CHANGED: First click sets a cursor to the specified cell, second click
activates editor (current realization, where first click activates cell
editor, is very buggy especially with cells selection).
Set cursor on cell of reference on mouse left click in Fields editor of
Eeschema.
On clicking a reference cell in the field editor of Eeschema a
corresponding component is highlighted in Eeschema. But previously
highlighted components are staying highlighted.
With current patch all highlightings are cleared before highlighting
selected component.
Add code to parse OpenGL version string and determine if ray tracing is
supported.
Rationalize ray tracing menu and toolbar to have the same behavior so
a single command ID can be used for setting states.
Fixes lp:1797500
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1797500
When removing steiner points, there is the possibility that the test
point is also removed. In this case, it is no longer a member of the
linked list and will break the output.
The test for re-fracturing a broken polygon can also result in multiple
polygons, rather than only 0 or 1. Skipping the extra polygons will
result in a limited tesselation.
Fixes: lp:1812393
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1812393
This issue created memory leak and not working wxComboboxes (for instance after modifying the language selection).
Now, these wxComboboxes are created only once, never recreated.
Also: minor cosmetic enhancement in footprint editor main toolbar
(the save footprint icon is modified if the footprint is saved to the board or to the library)
- Added ignore netcode option to CONNECTIVITY_DATA::GetConnectedItems()
- PlaceModule() now ensures the module added to the board (and thus to the connectivity database) has correct bounding box necessary for R-trees to work
- Use recursive connected pad search so that the new net is propagated to all pads
Fixes: lp:1787961
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1787961
When renumbering pads, you can click on a pad the second time to restore
the pad to its original value. This did not allow a user to then place
the removed number on the correct pad (assuming a mistake). This commit
ensures that removed pad numbers are remembered and allow the user to
place in the correct pad.
When adding an element to a module, we don't need to update the relative
coordinates. Doing so can cause changes when writing to file depending
on rotation and position.
Fixes: lp:1810870
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1810870
If the user does not build the GITHUB plugin (deprecated), we cannot use
it in our footprint load and should remove the define to ensure
accidental use is caught at compile time.
Prevent obvious scale issues (0.0, nan, etc) from corrupting display of
schematic images. In these cases, we reset the scale value to 1.0 and
allow the user to input the appropriate value when editing the
schematic.
Fixes: lp:1811066
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1811066
This reverts commit decc7ed888.
This compilation options (-fpermissive) is no longer needed,
as the code that caused the warnings on GCC <7 is no longer
present.
The reason this error was GCC bug #56480 [1], which disallowed
the following (valid, in C++11) syntax:
template<> struct namespace_a::namespace_b::a_struct<TYPE>
{...}
And instead insisted on:
namespace namespace_a {
namespace namespace_b {
template<> struct a_struct<TYPE>
{...}
}
}
[1]: https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=56480
An unhappy conjunction of GCC bug #56480 [1] and Boost having
different namespaces for the print_log_value make it quite
ugly to support this method.
For the limited purposes of the unit tests, a free function in
the unit_test_utils header (in the absence of any implementation
in the main libraries) will do, even if it is a little intrusive.
From Boost 1.64 onwards, the customisation point boost_test_print_type
is avaiable, and anyt print functions should be transitioned over to
that method when the minimum Boost version is 1.64 or higher.
[1] https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=56480
John Beard
jean-pierre charras
Seth Hillbrand
Wayne Stambaugh
Baranovskiy Konstantin
Tomasz Włostowski
Jeff Young
joel-bertrand-JKB