This function, `draftutils.gui_utils.format_object`,
takes the value defined in the `DrafToolBar`, and uses it
to specify the `FontSize` for `Text` objects.
Now it specifies the `TextSize` for `Label` elements as well.
Also add `find_doc` to be able to test the existence of an
active document before searching for the object.
These can be used in the make functions of most modifier commands.
Started a general refactor to handle all the conversion between global and object coordinate system inside the main methods and just use object coordinates inside object functions.
Draft: Edit reordering 2
Fixed Editing of Part objects according to the new refactor
Draft: fix in autogroup function for dimensions
Draft: fixed Polygon editing when inscribed or circumscribed
Draft: Edit support for Ellipse object
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Draft: Edit docstrings
Draft: Edit reordering 3
Draft: Fixed Edit for structure object
And also refactor Edit methods that control special object display during editing.
Draft: Fixed edit for arch wall object
Remove the make function that creates the old object,
its corresponding Gui Command, and the old `DraftFillet.Fillet`
proxy class, which now is a redirection to the new `Fillet`
class defined in `draftobjects.fillet`.
Also change the unit test, and the `draft_test_object` script
to run `Draft.make_fillet`.
In this moment the old fillet tool is `Draft_Fillet`
and the new tool is `Draft_Fillet_new`. They are imported both,
so they can both be tested from the interface.
The error is both sent to the log file and to the console
instead of only the log.
This is helpful to troubleshoot problems with the delayed
execution of commands, such as when testing a relatively
broken version like d7a9f2ebf9.
Also, finally the command is removed from the toolbar
as the Drawing Workbench is obsolete since v0.17.
The command is still loaded and defined by the workbench
but it is no longer presented to the user interface in the menu
or toolbar.
Changed snap toolbar behaviour:
- create a list of available snaps (Gui.Snapper.snaps)
- make it consistent with Snap Gui Commands (in gui_snaps module)
- create a list of active snaps (Gui.Snapper.active_snaps)
- refactor the isEnabled() method to allow it to check if the given snap is in Gui.Snapper.active_snaps and not if the snap toolbar button isChecked()
- updated and reordered the new list of gui snap commands in draftutils.init_tools and used it as a base to refactor the creation of draft toolbar
- updated all the draft snap gui tools to make them control the toolbar buttons directly
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These commands are useful but are "hiden"
inside the "Utilities" menu, so not many poeple know about them.
By placing them in a toolbar, they will be more discoverable.
Use the value of the parameters `Draft_array_fuse`
and `Draft_array_Link` to set the default value
of the `Fuse` and `Link array` checkboxes in the task panels.
These default to `False` and `True`, respectively.
Whenever the user toggles a checkbox
the new value of the parameter is stored so that when
the command is used again the last state of the checkbox
is remembered.
These changes are added by carlopav in pull request #3102.
We add them in this commit already so that this branch and
that branch are easier to rebase and merge.
Previously it was placed in the `annotation` category
but since it creates a group of shapes, it is better
in the `creation` category.
Also small fixes in the menu text and tooltip.
Small spacing fixes like imports in separate lines
for more clarity, and the position of the license.
Also use the new `messages` module to provide
the functions to print text to the console.
Use two `DEBUG` variables to print information about
the `ToDo` class in order to see the scheduled commands
when the graphical commands are executed.
Small spacing fixes like imports in separate lines
for more clarity, and the position of the license.
Also use the new `messages` module to provide the functions
to print text to the console.
Small spacing fixes like imports in separate lines
for more clarity, and the position of the license.
Also use the new `messages` module to provide the functions
to print text to the console.
