There's no point in having both Save Symbol and Save Library when
only one can be selected at a time.
Also cleans up a bunch of extraneous icons, and fixes a few
copy/paste errors in menus and toolbars.
This is the first test for a generic test suite for geometric functions.
The tests run are for fillet corners of SHAPE_POLY_SETS.
Previously, SHAPE_POLY_SET::Fillet was tested against CPolyLine::Fillet
to ensure compatibility. However, thse two functions now have different
interfaces and are not directly comparable. Also, this depended on
CPolyLine::Fillet being correct, which was not tested.
Instead, test SHAPE_POLY_SET::Fillet using tests against geometric
constraints, independent of any other fillet implementation.
This test is not really concerned with generic geometric code testing,
but rather the correctness of a refactoring effort.
Rename it make this clearer, and also to make way for generic geometry tests.
* in DIALOG_EDIT_LIBRARY_TABLES::TransferDataFromWindow(), m_contentPanel->TransferDataFromWindow
* is explicitly called to update library tables.
* Before wxWidgets 3.1.x, m_contentPanel->TransferDataFromWindow is not called by wxDialog::TransferDataFromWindow()
* and explicit call is needed.
* Since wxWidgets 3.1.x, m_contentPanel->TransferDataFromWindow is called by wxDialog::TransferDataFromWindow()
* thus creating two successive calls, not supported by m_contentPanel->TransferDataFromWindow.
* The call to wxDialog::TransferDataFromWindow() was just removed, as it is useless in this dialog
wxWidgets_CONFIG_OPTIONS can be utilised to explicitly select GTK2 or GTK3. It
must be evaluated when querying the toolkit to avoid a mismatch between the
version actually used and the version KiCad assumes to be used.
Reapplied the original version. The previous patch has been modified
under an invalid assumption of being incompatible with msys2.
wxWidgets_CONFIG_OPTIONS can be utilised to explicitly select GTK2 or GTK3. It
must be evaluated when querying the toolkit to avoid a mismatch between the
version actually used and the version KiCad assumes to be used.
This removes the existing constructors so that all parsing must
be explicit and callers are made aware that they need to think
about illegal characters, malformed ids, etc.
Fixes: lp:1783474
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1783474
* A few typos like stray new lines
* Per cent -> percent
* Consistent use of full stops
* Consistent use of commas after "If 0"
Fixes: lp:1783446
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1783446
Also brings horizontal toolbar in line with Pcbnew and Eeschema.
And updates the EDA_LIST_DIALOG to current practices.
This finishes the removal of the active library concept from the
Symbol Editor (started with the new component tree in 5.0).
Fixes: lp:1740717
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1740717
wxDialog calls Show(false) when the dialog is about to be closed, but
KIDIALOG::Show() implementation did not forward the show parameter to
wxRichMessageDialog::Show() invocation. As the parameter was not
specified, the mentioned Show() call always used 'true' as the default
parameter, preventing the dialog from being closed.
Fixes: lp:1782999
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1782999
This introduces a new util function in geometry_utils which snaps a vector
to axes or 45 degree lines. This can be used whenever you want to
snap a vector to these angles, but still want it to stay on a grid.
This snapping is used for the dimension tool and the ruler tool.
This is substantially simpler for two-point tools that the method
used by the line tool, which uses DIRECTION_45.
Fixes: lp:1780826
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1780826
Well, almost anyway. We can't use a pad attribute for them as
that would change the file format. So they're currently
defined as a CONN pad with no copper layers.
However, when figuring out of existing pads should be *treated*
as aperture pads, we just check for no copper layers.
Fixes: lp:1781760
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1781760
Jeff Young
John Beard
jean-pierre charras
Maciej Suminski
Marcus A
Martin Aberg
Tomasz Wlostowski
Adam Wolf
Wayne Stambaugh