The default hotkey is Ctrl+L, as this is not bound by
default in the FP or symbol editor, and it is the hotkey
that is used to focus the address bar in web browsers,
which is a similar kind of action.
Includes:
- Fix GAL to draw closed polygons in eeschema
- Add functionality to eeschema to draw arbitary polygons
- Update polygon item previews to have customisable edge colour
- Add new SCH_RULE_AREA class, derived from a poly SCH_SHAPE
- Add SCH_RULE_AREA to paint and plot methods
- Add new rule area color preference to themes
Short description:
Works for Symbol and Footprint Editor behind an advanced config option.
For Symbol Editor it is shown for a single item selection (library or symbol).
For Footprint Editor it is shown for a footprint selection.
(fp editor allows a single tree item selection only).
Option stays hidden if current frame has been modified.
Also small fix(?) for similar action to the project manager.
(Call for the Execution has moved inside the file loop.)
Fixes: https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/15736
(Don't require the same text to be put into the tooltip.
It's error-prone and also disallows us from having a separate
tooltip for toolbar buttons.)
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/17009
(cherry picked from commit f4a085575a)
AppleClang seems to generate different typeinfo for forward declarations
of classes than the actual class object, so the any_cast for the pointer
parameter fails due to the types not matching (even when they look the
same when printed in the error).
Instead, we must always ensure we use the actual object when defining
the parameter type when placing the object into the event.
CHANGED abandon the unpredictable behaviour of the Simulation Command
dialog. You now separately add simulation tabs (which have invariant
command types once created), and the dialog edits the current tab.
Also a bunch of bug fixes to make multiple simulation plots actually
work.
The text box used a different enum than the shapes, so this leads to a
possibility of clashing. The new action framework flagged this problem,
so modify the tool to handle the shape types properly.
Fixes KICAD-2CJ
Using std::any from C++17 allows for proper type handling in the
parameter field, removing the need for casting to void* and then casting
the void* to the desired type.
Jeff Young
John Beard
James J
Marek Roszko
aris-kimi
jean-pierre charras
Wayne Stambaugh
Ethan Chien
Graham Keeth
Seth Hillbrand
Ian McInerney
Jan Wichmann
Mike Williams
Alex Shvartzkop
Ian McInerney