The default board soldermask clearance should not be used in the
footprint viewer. Setting the board's solder mask margin to 0 will
leave the footprint displayed with only the soldermask defined by
the pads or the footprint.
Thanks to Fabian Inostroza for pointing out the missing line.
Fixes: lp:1779979
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1779979
The Boost folks kindly decided to move the sha1.hpp header file location
so check the Boost version to include the proper header path.
Clean up debug trace code.
Perspective is overzealous: it stores everything, so we need to be sure these panes are not hidden,
regardless what the perspective has stored.
Fixes: lp:1789254
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1789254
It was only a overzealous (in this case) assert, with no issue.
The fix avoid calling DeleteAll() when there is nothing to delete.
Fixes: lp:1787810
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1787810
Use the wxWidgets official accelerator key string for WXK_BACK (this is "Back") in menuitems instead of "BkSp"
Also when reading the hotkey config file, avoid to set a hotkey to unassigned when its name is not found in list.
The default value is used.
Unassigned hotkey use <unassigned> as key name (and 0 as key code) in file.
On Linux (GTK?) the accelerator key BkSp, when used in menus must be coded as "\t\b" and not "\tBkSp".
However, On Windows, it must be "\tBkSp".
Joys of multi-platform development.
Eagle files that are edited may be missing required data. While we do
not need to handle these files, we do need to prevent segfaults in KiCad
when reading them.
This reverts the previous work-around 7d62f14dd for the RTree splitting
degeneracy that was placed prior to v5. It appears not to have worked
for all systems. In its place, we use doubles instead of floats to
calculate the bounding box when filling the RTree. This keeps maximum
volume items from overlapping with the system boundary in test cases.
(cherry-picked from 539ca5aa3)
When changing elements in the module editor, each element shares the
same parent. Undo commits store a copy of the parent as it existed
before the change. For footprints with many elements, this creates
large, slow undo commits as a copy of the full footprint is stored for
each element being edited.
This keeps a single copy of the footprint in the undo stack per edit.
Fixes: lp:1780526
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1780526
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.
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
(cherry-picked from commit 39d8d143)
UI update event handler updates toolbar button state for the scripting
console, but for the associated menu item it displays an assert saying that
the menu item that cannot be checked. To avoid that, the UI update event
handler returns early if event does not come from the toolbar.
(cherry picked from commit 45c1742a)
The main issue is the fact Excellon files have no coordinate fine format definition.
Only the units are defined.
Units are floating point numbers or integer numbers.
Integer numbers can be defined as 3.3 or 2.4 numbers (mm/inches)
However some files (altium drill files for instance) use an other notation.
This fix is a workaround to accept 2.x (inch) or 3.x (mm) notations.
Fixes: lp:1754121
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1754121
Fixes: lp:1782053
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1782053
Seth Hillbrand
jean-pierre charras
Wayne Stambaugh
Jeff Young
Ronnie Gaensli
John Beard
Maciej Suminski