When using the board edit, align tool automatically moved footprints
instead of pads but distribute tool did not. This standardizes the
behavior.
Fixes: lp:1796997
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1796997
The evaluation of count_if resulted in a 0 or 1, leading to segment zone
fills always running on single processor and the progress bar showing
incorrect status. Likely infrequently hit as only affected segment
fills.
Block rotate and mirror now work like they do in Pcbnew (that is
they're treated as part of the block move/duplicate/whatever
rather than finishing it).
Fixes: lp:1780794
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1780794
If the user is carefully selecting the zone edge, we do not filter the
zone preemptively from our disambiguation list in the same manner as we
do for selecting on zone copper.
Fixes: lp:1796719
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1796719
The board design settings file keeps our default values for various
thicknesses. We use this to replace a number of magic numbers with the
defined value to help self-document the code.
The check against S_POLYGON was always false because we set the default
type to S_SEGMENT. This unifies the magic numbers to the board design
settings file
Disabling the grid should leave the snapping in place. But our disabler
returned the current point as closest, effectively always ensuring the
cursor position was the closest snap. This only uses grid when
requested.
This is temporary until we figure out a way to do multiple constraint
handling in GRID_HELPER or the EC_* class. This will work as long as
the EC constraint helper places the endpoint on either the primary or
aux grid.
Fixes: lp:1796540
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1796540
We no longer require this as we calculate the number of segments based
on the maximum deviation rather than fixed numbers.
Fixes: lp:1780518
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1780518
Get the board settings when changing the drawing layer. These include
default line thickness that should be updated.
Fixes: lp:1796489
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1796489
When drawing the crosshair should track the element while the mouse
provides the position to calculate the next snap.
Fixes: lp:1796524
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1796524
The dimension tool is used to measure physical dimensions on the board
therefore it should be able to snap to any other object, not just those
on its own layer set as is the case for other items.
This also deals with a corner snap case for constraints by first
snapping, then constraining, then aligning to grid. This ensures OoO
for alignment from least to most constraining.
When considering potential targets for snap points, we need to exclude
the currently selected item as this will mean that we always snap to
ourselves when editing an existing item.
Fixes: lp:1796507
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1796507
When drawing segments, the segment will be NULL'd after committing, at
which point we lost our snap layer. Choosing snap layers from the
current drawing layer is a more robust method.
Fixes: lp:1796467
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1796467
Deselection by clicking on a zone makes working with plane zones easier
by allowing the selected item to de-selected by clicking on a zone.
Once the selection is cleared, the zone may be re-selected as normal.
Clicking on non-zone items while a separate item is selected will still
select the new non-zone item without requiring a second click.
Updating connectivity should not need to iterate over the full item list
in each thread. Instead, we collect the dirty items first and then
iterate only over the dirty list.
Our connectivity data threads the ratsnest update based on the number of
nets that have changed. If we are only changing one net (the case when
routing) then making a full thread to update the net is pointless
because we wait for the thread to finish before continuing. This spins
that off to an inline lambda for single updates while still making
threads for multiple ratsnest changes.
This shows the snap indicator even when the item we are snapping to
occurs on a grid point, giving the user an indication that the point is
correctly connected.
Jeff Young
Seth Hillbrand
jean-pierre charras
Tomasz Wlostowski
Maciej Suminski