These messages were perhaps originally intended as a debuggin aid but now add clutter to the output panes. Remaining messges are mostly the result of methods to display attributes of an object (which one could call from the Python console) or actually provide some information which would not be obvious from the circumstances
The command now applies all style properties from `utils.get_default_annotation_style()` and `utils.get_default_shape_style()`.
Additionally: minor improvements to gui_setstyle.py.
* Added handling of DefaultShapeVertexColor, DefaultShapePointSize, DefaultAnnoLineColor and DefaultAnnoLineWidth preferences.
* Rearranged the task panel.
Additionally the DefaultDrawStyle and DefaultDisplayMode preferences are now applied by format_object in gui_utils.py.
* DisplayMode controlled by new pref DefaultAnnoDisplayMode. This replaces the old dimstyle pref.
* LineSpacing pref is now used when creating annotations. Will be added to prefs ui later.
* format_object no longer changes FontSize as this conflicted with the height parameter in the make_text function.
* make_text function updated.
* If all column vectors of the 3x3 sub-matrix are equal the function incorrectly claims that it's uniform scaling.
* Detect also non-uniform scaling and if was applied from the left or right side
* Replace the int with an enum and expose it to Python
* Add several new unit tests
Arch BuildingParts now gained a new set of View properties that allows
to define a "capture box". Subsequent Draft and Arch objects, or anything
else that uses Draft.autogroup(), will be automatically added to that
BuildingPart if they are inside the capture box.
ref. Forum discussion: Draft_OrthoArray: Crash when using active Std_Part. https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=59155&p=508132#p508132
Autogroup try to add new created Draft Objects into the active Part, but if the Part is used as a Base for the new object this could create a cyclic reference.
This behaviour is prevented by adding a check for " obj in active_part.InListRecursive"
This commit does the following things:
* Remove python2 support
* Using a bytearray instead of chr list to build up the binary data.
this also removes the need of using char encoding.
Normally the bounding box is taken from `Shape.BoundBox`.
Certain objects don't have a `Shape`, like `App::FeaturePythons`,
so the bounding box is calculated from `ViewObject.RootNode`.
This includes `gui_utils`, `init_draft_statusbar`, `init_tools`,
`messages`, `todo`, `translate`, `utils`.
These are added to the `draftutils` Doxygen group
so that the functions contained in each module are listed
appropriately in the automatically generated documentation.
Various improvements in style, PEP8, spacing, docstrings.
Improve the methods to update the text, the arrow, and the frame
of the label.
Options to handle `Justification` and `LineSpacing` are added.
These can be handled just like with the `ViewProviderText` object,
as the internal text node is the same, a `SoAsciiText`.
Nevertheless, currently the leader line and the frame that are
drawn for the label don't consider the correction in position
for the `Justification` or `Linespacing` so the graphics
may be overlapped in certain situations.
Various improvements in style, PEP8, spacing, docstrings.
The list of strings is set to empty before being assigned again.
This solves a problem of the text not being updated correctly.
In the past some `try-except` blocks were there to catch and
ignore certain exceptions that apparently were caused by a
race condition, where certain properties are not assigned
to the object before they are used. These errors
don't seem to occur in v0.19, so we removed the exception
handling. We leave comments mentioning the issue
in case it re-appears.
The `DisplayMode` is swapped, so now `'2D text'` means that the
text always faces the camera, and `'3D text'` means that the
text can be positioned in different orientations in the 3D space.
This is consistent with the `Draft Label` behavior.
A function `draftutils.gui_utils.migrate_text_display_mode`
is provided to help migrate older objects of type `Text`
or `DraftText` to the new display mode.
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.
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
.
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
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.
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.
Many auxiliary tools used by `Draft.py` can be defined
in another module. Many functions are moved to this module
so that `Draft.py` isn't as big and hard to maintain.
The following is a list o functions that were moved:
`get3DView`, `autogroup`, `dimSymbol`, `dimDash`,
`removeHidden`, `formatObject`, `getSelection`,
`getSelectionEx`, `select`, `loadTexture`.
Moreover, many of these functions were renamed
to comply better with PEP8 guidelines,
particularly the use of `snake_case`. For example,
`get3DView` is now `get_3d_view`.
Aliases are provided for the old names so that
other functions and classes that depend on these
won't break. The new names should be the official
programming interface, while the old names
should be deprecated at some point in the future.
