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* Draft: Implement hints for creation tools
Fixes: #22886
Related: #22298
This PR implements hints for the tools in the Draft Creation toolbar.
* Fix confusing indentation
* Fix typo in comment
The placement of 3 point arcs very often was unexpected and typically did not match the placement of circles created on the same working plane.
This PR updates the code to use the placement of the working plane to adjust the placement of the created arc.
Additonally:
* Avoided code duplication by just passing the edge from make_arc_3points to make_circle.
* Removed inconsistent map_mode argument from make_arc_3points and the cryptic code related to it. The handling of the support property is something that has to be reviewed for all Draft commands at some point though.
The 'CTRL to snap' option is not the default, it should therefore not be included in the tooltips.
Additionally:
* Some obsolete info was removed.
* Some minor improvements,
Fixes#17952.
This PR is a continuation of #20719.
It mainly involves adding `self.doc`. This new attribute is then also used in the rest of the modified classes. In some cases code was slightly reordered for consistency.
The `_finish_command_on_doc_close` function has been modifief to also handle `Gui.Snapper.ui.escape` and the code in gui_arcs.py has been updated accordingly.
Additionally:
Removed the `done` and `spacedone` variables in BimWall.py by tweaking the code.
Related: #17952.
This PR introduces a document observer to close task panels on doc close.
For now it is for the Draft Workbench only. The BIM Workbench will be dealt with in a future PR.
The basic code is simple, but to make things works some additional things were addressed:
* gui_base.py: the GuiCommandBase class was enhanced to handle App.activeDraftCommand, self.doc, self.view and self.planetracker. Strictly speaking only the first 2 are required for this PR.
* gui_base.py: self.command_name was changed to self.featureName for compatibility with gui_base_original.py. Not required for this PR.
* gui_arcs.py, gui_circulararray.py, gui_polararray.py and gui_orthoarray.py: updated in relation to the GuiCommandBase class.
* gui_arcs.py Arc_3Points: The command now has a ui property and shows a plane tracker. Only the first is required for this PR.
* gui_shapestrings.py: This command had two ui attributes: self.ui and self.task. This was problematic. To fix this the base class of the command was changed from gui_base_original.Creator to gui_base.GuiCommandBase. As a result the getStrings method is no longer available meaning that the useSupport parameter is ignored when creating a ShapeString. But since that mechanism does not work properly anyway, I feel that this is acceptable. Should many user complain the functionality can of course be reintroduced.
Forum topic:
https://forum.freecad.org/viewtopic.php?t=81956
This PR basically reverts PR #10556.
The angular offset required for the Draft_Arc command is handled in the gui_arc.py file instead. Also removed the unused `urotated` variable from that file.
Also import it in the `Draft` namespace so that is available
as `Draft.make_arc_3points`.
Use this new function in the unit test `drafttests.test_creation`,
in the GuiCommand `draftguitools.gui_arcs`, and in the
`draft_test_objects` script.
In Python 3 `super()` can be used without an argument
in order to get the parent class, `super()`.
In Python 2 the present class must be used as an argument,
`super(ThisClass, self)`.
This commit is done to support Python 2,
as without it all Gui Command tools will be broken
and will fail to launch, even if the unit tests pass.
Also, set the `__metaclass__` variable to `type`.
This is done to turn all classes into "new style" classes
in Python 2. This is required so `super()` works correctly
in this version of Pyton.
This commit can be reverted once Python 2 support
is completely dropped, and only Python 3 compatible code
is used.
