- Allows specifying FIBER_FLAG_FLOAT_SWITCH to save FP registers (it doesnt by default on win32 but does on win64)
- Specify a commit stack size one byte less than the reserve stack size or else Windows rounds up to the nearest allocation size above the desired size
The 'host' tag causes issues with revision control when editing files on
two different machines with the same KiCad version but different builds.
This replaces the host tag with a simpler 'generator pcbnew' pair that
does not include build data.
The center point on polygons now maintains the axis of the dragged line
and, optionally with Ctrl pressed, maintains the slope of the adjacent
segments as well.
This also fixes a longstanding issue that prevented the ctrl-snapping
from using the original point rather than the last updated point when
constraining.
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/issues/2465
For now, much of KiCad depends on Prj() working, so when we
are asked to unload a project, immediately load the null project
so that nothing breaks.
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/5374
This is a valid configuration for some single layer boards (e.g.
high-power LEDs) so we should ensure that PNS doesn't allow connections
to those layers without pads.
This commit applies display origin transforms to all Pcbnew
dialog classes that use UNIT_BINDER for their formatting:
* DIALOG_CREATE_ARRAY
* DIALOG_FOOTPRINT_BOARD_EDITOR
* DIALOG_GRAPHIC_ITEM_PROPERTIES
* DIALOG_GRID_SETTINGS
* DIALOG_MOVE_EXACT
* DIALOG_PAD_PROPERTIES
* DIALOG_POSITION_RELATIVE
* DIALOG_TEXT_PROPERTIES
* DIALOG_TRACK_VIA_PROPERTIES
This commit adds support for display origin transforms to the PCB_BASE_FRAME
class. This instantiates a PCB_ORIGIN_TRANSFORMS object, and overrides the
GetOriginTransforms method in the EDA_DRAW_FRAME class to reference it.
The formatting of the status line has been updated to display coordinates
relative to the user-selected origin, and with the coordinates increasing
in the user-selected direction.
This commit adds the PCB_ORIGIN_TRANSFORMS class, which is derived
from the ORIGIN_TRANSFORMS class, and provides a set of templated
functions to convert PCB coordinates between internal representation
and display representation. It extends the ORIGIN_TRANSFORMS class
to understand the three user-selectable display origins and the
coordinate direction display options.
This commit adds support for the Display Origin Transforms preferences
selection panel. This panel allows the user to select the desired
coordinate origin, and the direction in which the axes increase.
This commit modifies PCBNEW_SETTINGS to add support for saving and
restoring the user's display origin transform settings. It also adds
support for converting these settings from the 5.x format to the
current format, for anyone who used the tech demo of this feature.
This commit adds the user configuration options to support display
origin transforms to the PCB_DISPLAY_OPTIONS class. This data is
configured by the "Origins & Axes" preferences panel added in a
later commit.
This commit modifies the UNIT_BINDER class to invoke the ORIGIN_TRANSFORMS
methods to support Display Origin Transforms.
The EDA_DRAW_FRAME class is modified to instantiate an ORIGIN_TRANSFORMS
object providing null transforms. A function is provided to allow the
UNIT_BINDER to find the ORIGIN_TRANSFORMS object in an overrideable manner.
This commit adds the ORIGIN_TRANSFORMS class to support Display Origin
Transforms in all KiCad applications.
Functions are provided to perform four basic types of origin coordinate
transforms:
* Transform a relative coordinate from internal to display form
* Transform a relative coordinate from display to internal form
* Transform an absolute coordinate from internal to display form
* Transform an absolute coordinate from display to internal form
These functions are supported for data types "int", "long long int",
and "double". The default implementations for all but "int" simply
return their input unchanged; the implementation for "int" invokes
the implementation for "long long int".
The expectation is that the different KiCad applications will create
derived classes from this base class and override the functions as
needed. Protected template functions are provided for the standard
translations to maintain consistency within the derived classes.
A subsheet may have more than one instance of a hier label,
but it's generally a mistake if there is no matching hier label
for a port on the parent sheet.
This is harder to do today now that we don't have manual tool
for placing hier ports, but it's still possible if you place
ports but then rename the label on the subsheet.
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/3468
Seth Hillbrand
Jeff Young
Julian Fellinger
Marek Roszko
Jon Evans
Reece R. Pollack
jean-pierre charras
ferdymercury