The IO_RELEASER is a thin-wrapper around a std::unique_ptr, but done
this way to allow easier addition of a custom deleter in the future if
something needs to call back into the IO_MGR.
Pasting from the clipboard when copying from another project can leave
sheet instance information that is not valid for the current project.
This change prunes all sheet instance information that is not relevant
to the current project. It also prunes invalid paths created by pasting
sheets from different paths in the same project.
The paste code creates invalid KIID_PATH objects with a zero length. All
paths must include the root KIID at a minimum. Code was added to prune
the invalid paths and some defensive code was adding to the formatter to
prevent the crash in case there are other paths where someone generates
a zero length path.
Pruning orphaned instance data does not work when loading schematics prior
to version 7 because the paths did not include the root sheet UUID. Once
the file is saved to V7 or later, the next load will prune any orphaned or
invalid instance data for the current project.
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/16245
It appears that in our zeal to prevent file changes when saving shared
schematics, we (I) clobbered saving relative symbol instance data paths
to the clipboard. This has be restored along with setting the correct
symbol unit for relative clipboard paths.
Fixed a serious issue with KIID_PATH::MakeRelativeTo() where the original
path was not restored when the incremental KIID object test fails. This
also included a minor optimization using the actual KIID object for
comparison instead of converting it to a string and then comparing the
string.
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/15981
The schematic cleanup will call the connectivity calculation but we
don't want this second call, so we store the change in a dummy commit
and discard it when we're done.
- Move PLUGIN_FILE_DESC to common.
- SCH_PLUGIN: rename Load -> LoadSchematicFile, Save -> SaveSchematicFile.
- Use PLUGIN_FILE_DESC and CanRead* in schematic plugins.
- Return none/unknown types from Find/GuessPluginType functions.
- Iterate over file types for file wildcards.
- Clean-up header checking in IO plugins.
- Use PCB plugin list in IO_MGR::GuessPluginTypeFromLibPath.
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)
If KiCad crashes or exits without deleting the lockfile, don't show the
warning message unless we are not the one who locked it or there are
other KiCad instances running locally.
This should catch 99% of the cases where the message is shown
incorrectly. There may be some corner cases where the lock file is
created on a network drive using two different machines with the same
name and same user but these cases should be (famous last words)
sufficiently rare as to not be observed in practice
Using a boolean argument just leads to a lot of trailing booleans in the
function calls and is not user friendly. Instead, introduce PostAction()
to send an action that runs after the coroutine (equivalent to passing
false or the default argument), and leave RunAction as the immediate
execution function.
We don't need to lock in import because we are creating a new file. We
should, however, show the locking user/machine when opening in schematic
editor and take over the lock if they want to proceed.
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/9347
Temporary and autosave files do not neccessarily have the correct
permissions set to replace existing project files. This updates the
permissions to match the existing values where possible
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/13574
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
The pressure relief valve was not useful for common work patterns as it
forced the recalculation on many common actions such as bus expansion.
This caused it to actually feel slower than with the pressure relief
valve off.
For most schematics, realtime is now fast enough to not need the valve
and for those that are extremely complex, removing the valve helps this
run more predictably
Jon Evans
Mike Williams
Ian McInerney
Wayne Stambaugh
Marek Roszko
jean-pierre charras
Jeff Young
Alex Shvartzkop
Seth Hillbrand