The `Part::Spline` object is the parent of the parametric
Surface Workbench objects.
For example, the `Part::Spline` object is created by the
`Surface_CurveOnMesh` tool, which in reality just calls
the `MeshPart_CurveOnMesh` tool.
According to the source this command was deactivated until issue #0477
and hence #1954 could be solved. However, since those issues
haven't been addressed the command has remained hidden for a long time.
This command does not work with objects that reimplement
their edit modes, meaning that it may work with Part and PartDesign
created objects but not with Draft and Arch objects.
The command is added to the standard `View` menu,
and to one `Part tools` toolbar so that it is no longer hidden.
The limitations of the command can be described in the documentation,
and then somebody else can help solve the problem
with the edit modes.
A new icon for the command is also provided.
Also update the text of the buttons in the `TaskDimension` task panel.
Remove tabs in the source code, as there was a mix of tabs
and spaces. Further cleaning is necessary as the indentation
is inconsistent and mostly 2 spaces instead of 4 spaces.
The previous icon did not follow the general style and colors
of other icons in the workbench.
If there is no `Stencil` in the `CompoundFilter` object, raise
a `ValueError` exception when the `FilterType` is `'collision-pass'`
or `'window-distance'`.
Raise an exception when `items` is empty, or has a malformed string,
when `Filtertype` is `'specific items'`.
Fix the `getNullShapeShape` function to return a simple
`Part.Shape`, so that there is no error raised if `_nullShapeShape`
doesn't exist. This function doesn't work at all. It was probably
a prototype which was never fully developed; it may be removed
completely in the future.
The docstrings for the commands `CompoundFilter` and `ExplodeCompound`
were revised.
Clean up the spacing of the code so that lines aren't very long.
The previous icon was improperly trimmed. The new icon
shows the projection more clearly as one object imprinting itself
over another.
Also update the tooltip, fix the indentation of the code,
and the title of the taskpanel `DlgProjectionOnSurface.ui`.
The path to the icons is added to `AppPartGui.cpp`
using `Gui::BitmapFactory().addPath()`, so the icons are found
automatically in their new directories.
The path to the icons is added to `AppPartGui.cpp`
using `Gui::BitmapFactory().addPath()`, so the icons are found
automatically in their new directories.
The path to the icons is added to `AppPartGui.cpp`
using `Gui::BitmapFactory().addPath()`, so the icons are found
automatically in their new directories.
The path to the icons is added to `AppPartGui.cpp`
using `Gui::BitmapFactory().addPath()`, so the icons are found
automatically in their new directories.
The path to the icons is added to `AppPartGui.cpp`
using `Gui::BitmapFactory().addPath()`, so the icons are found
automatically in their new directories.
Rename icon `Part_CreatePrimitives.svg` to `Part_Primitives.svg`.
That is need on MacOS build as travis log is bigger than 50k lines
which breaks travis rules
And by the way deprecations are real
All file contains the same modification replace 0 to Qt::WindowFlags() when needed
as the class needs to be instantiated
Signed-off-by: vejmarie <jmverdun3@gmail.com>
the UI and the property is not consistent. In the dialog we use the term angle upon user feedback while the property still has the name "skew" in it.
I simply forgot this change in my PR that implemented skew prisms.
This is now corrected by this PR.
Part Reverse Shape command does not have icon for the FreeCAD UI (Part WB).
This commit adds SVG file with icon for this command. Also, it makes the necessary changes on Command.cpp and Part.qrc files.
The new SVG icon follows the FreeCAD Artwork Guidelines and were saved as Plain SVG format.
The icon designs keep the style of the existing icons in the Part Workbench:
https://wiki.freecadweb.org/Part_Module
The discussion with the request can be found in the UX/UI Design FreeCAD Forum:
https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=44278&hilit=bitacovir
Because Gui::ViewProviderLink can be used to override the view provider
of any object, it is not safe to assume view provider type without
explicit checking.
- indicate if one is in the Box Selection mode
- get rid on dialog if one really wants to cancel (no other Task dialog does this and it is annoying)
- fix clumsy dialog layout
When modifying primitives in complex geometries having a recompute for every keystroke can be annoying. Disabling keyboardTracking fixes this but keeps the immediate preview when using the spin buttons.
An empty block after a conditional can be a sign of an omission and can decrease maintainability of the code.
Such blocks should contain an explanatory comment to aid future maintainers.
