turtlemocks doesn't seem to provide a way to annotate that these methods
override a base class method, so it triggers a lot of warnings about
missing override when the classes are instantiated.
nanodbc was overriding the C++ standard library being used, which would
break builds with clang. Additionally, adding Werror unconditionally in
production code is a bad idea because different compiler versions can
change/add warnings and then break the code.
1) Copy label fields when converting.
2) Don't assume netclass directive should be net name -- this is very
unlikely.
3) Don't show font controls in Netclass Directive Properties dialog --
there's no basic text associated witha Directive Label.
When the via is first and not second in our ordering, the hole-copper
clearance was not checked as the track did not have a hole.
We also calculated the NPTH-via clearance incorrectly in the inspector
Using arc angles to plot an arc is really error prone due to different
options between plotters, and angles defined in Kicad, using this version of
arc plotting from Kicad is no longer allowed in Kicad code.
Arcs are really error prone, due to different Y axis orientation, and geometry transforms.
Probably we should remove plot and print functions using arc angles as parameters
that are a can of worms.
Fixes#12465https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/issues/12465
All labels need to be attached to a net that has at least 2 pins in
order for this to be a valid net. To check for the existing pins, we
need to interate over all subgraphs in the net, counting pins
Don't wait until all zones are filled before tesselating fills.
Tesselation happens on a layer-by-layer basis, so once the zones' layers
are filled, we can tesselate them in parallel with the remaining fill
work
When multiple zones overlap each other, we need to synchronize the
filling. This should not wait for all zones to try to fill before
restarting. Instead, zones that cannot be filled because the depend on
another zone finishing are immediately re-inserted into the fill queue.