The default display type of quantity objects is fixed point resulting
in insufficient accuracy when changing unit systems, or when the values
are small. This fix changes the default format from 'Fixed' to the more
apt 'Default' format. This allows the displayed values to scale as
appropriate.
Fixes#18149
Dramatic simplification of legacy code by separating code and data and applying some later C++.
Function removed from Application.cpp as it was in a anonymous namespace and could not easily be subjected to unit testing.
Added ProgramOptionsUtilities.h
- Add missing Property classes for all Units
- Add missing units to unit calculator, as well as some missing string representations
- also change units used for dynamic viscosity to the customary Pa*s
+ fix issues found by clang's clazy tool
+ fix cppcoreguidelines-pro-type-member-init
* Make sure that all class members are initialized in the constructor
PropertyExpressionEngine is changed to derived from a new class
PropertyExpressionContainer, which is in turn derives from
PropertyXLinkContainer. This makes PropertyExpressionEngine a link type
property that is capable of external linking. It now uses the unified
link property APIs for dependency management and tracking of object
life time, re-labeling, etc.
ObjectIdentifier is modified to support sub-object reference, but is
not exposed to end-user, because expression syntax is kept mostly
unchanged, which will be submitted in future PR. There is, however,
one small change in expression syntax (ExpressionParser.y) to introduce
local property reference to avoid ambiguity mentioned in
FreeCAD/FreeCAD#1619
Modified Expression/ExpressionModifier interface to support various link
property API for link modification.
The previous implementation did not allow the unit to be set after it
is initialised by the default constructor - this fix makes it possible
to set the unit by explicitly assigning a Unit object.
issue 0000995
diff to py3-branch will remain in the following files in src/App:
- ExtensionContainer.cpp
- FeaturePythonPyImp.h +.inl
most likely these files depend on Tools and Base
