The INT_MAX limit for most elements makes sense only for single-segment,
straight line elements. For elements that accumulate lengths, we should
utilize the long long int (64 bits) to allow for greater lengths.
Fixes: lp:1842367
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1842367
It would appear that some platforms process the KILL_FOCUS event
after running TransferDataFromWindow(). This change makes sure
that the evaluation is done no matter the order.
Fixes: lp:1793911
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1793911
The guard isn't working on GTK (causing eval not to happen on
a kill focus), and I can't remember what issue I put it in to
solve. I've done a bunch of testing and it appears that we
don't need it, although I'm sure I put it in for something....
Fixes: lp:1793911
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1793911
Work around wxWidgets failure to send first key through validator.
Unify treatment of INDETERMINATE values (such as for multiple
selections with mixed values).
(cherry picked from commit 7308729)
The general idea is to support user-units inheritance. The
UNIT_BINDER allows wrapped controls to inherit units from their
parent dialog, while KEYWAY_HOLDER and DIALOG_SHIM allow child
KEYWAY_HOLDERs or DIALOG_SHIMs to inherit units from their
parent.
The GetUserUnits() method signature has to move to KEYWAY_HOLDER
rather than KEYWAY_PLAYER (where it makes more sense) as it’s the
only common ancestor of KEYWAY_PLAYER and DIALOG_SHIM.
As long as we'll be using the UNIT_BINDER more widely, it also
makes sense to move evaluation and validation into it.
This commit also provides eeschema’s DIALOG_LABEL_EDITOR and
pcbnew’s DIALOG_TRACK_VIA_PROPERTIES and DIALOG_SET_GRID as
models of how to use the new user-units inheritance, eval, and
validation.
Fixes: lp:593795
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/593795
(cherry picked from commit c8bc53e)
Seth Hillbrand
Jeff Young
Maciej Suminski
jean-pierre charras