This reverts commit 92db97a26dbdd5c2210df39dd08a716faf6102f6.
There is no need to make this a static property because it can be added at runtime via Python or the GUI
The existing icon for the sketcher constraint for "constraint block" is easily confused with the icon for the diameter constraint. A small modification to add a 2nd cross bar will visually distinguish it.
Back in 2004 the "new" build tools was introduced 2668c74b58
which are located in `src/Tools/fcbt/`. The new tools split up this file
into `src/Tools/fcbt/DistTools.py` and `src/Tools/fcbt/FilesTools.py`
which is why the both `DistTools.py` doesn't match up 1:1.
I've found no references in the repo to the version in `src/Tools/` so
I think it's safe to remove.
The Credits tab is now generated from a CONTRIBUTORS file. The file is
expected to list one contributor per line, with individuals first,
followed by a line with the word "Firms" on it, followed by firms (again
one per line). The formatting is currently a simple <ul> for each set of
names. No sorting, etc. is performed.
* set range of Occurrences property to spin box
* connect signals after initializing widgets to avoid superfluous recomputes and possible inconsistencies
* set range of Occurrences property to spin box
* connect signals after initializing widgets to avoid superfluous recomputes and possible inconsistencies
The original License tab used a hard-coded HTML element created in Qt
Designer, which adds style tags to all HTML elements. This commit
replaces that tab with a dynamically-created tab which loads an included
LICENSE.html file at runtime. That file contains no style information,
so obeys the style information provided by the current stylesheet. If
that resource file is not available at runtime, the old license tab is
retained and displayed.
The UrlLabel in the About FreeCAD box was not styleable because its
rich-text contents overrode any styling applied to it. This commit
converts it to a plain text label that can then be styled in a
stylesheet using the Gui--UrlLabel selector. If no stylesheet is
applied, the UrlLabel styles itself using the old-school blue text with
an underline, but any applied stylesheet completely overrides this
default.
This does not affect the "clickability" of a UrlLabel widget, which is
handled independently of the label's content (including its textual
hyperlink, which was and still is ignored).
