This reverts commit b0452667c72f330323f6b3366f45bf039d05feef, reversing
changes made to b2d99f3fa7b4c7c305aed4a8d975a8624a6d590f.
See forums discussion: https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?p=549120
Standard symbol \u2300 currently used generates text misalignment/cutout on some environments
Replaced with \uD8 (capital O with stroke) that solves the issue -- and looks better
Modified DlgPrimitives.cpp to allow auto adding the newly created object to active Std_Part.
Works with: box, cylinder, sphere, cone, torus, tube, primitives.
- let FeatureExtrude set the right direction
- use the UI as once intended: custom vector values are always taken as they are, so reversing a custom direction will not lead to a negation of the custom vector in the UI. The logic is: "take the vector as it is, and when Reversed is on, negate it additionally"
- update the preview when the direction is changed in the dialog
- don't uncheck the direction viewbox without any reason
- only recompute once
- update the direction information on reversion
- only pocket: add missing code we have in pad (proper code merging will follow the next days)
This is a combination of 4 commits. Original commit messages follow.
[PD] Initial support for point sections in loft
This commit allows the last section in a loft to be a single vertex of a solid.
Currently single vertices of sketches or datum points are NOT supported.
[PD] Allow loft "profiles" to be points
Most reliably done in dialog-based workflow.
[PD] Allow loft last section to be sketch point
[PD] Refactor `Loft::execute`
Makes it easier to support adding a single-vertex sketch in profile or sections
field when selecting the sketch in tree (i.e. without selecting subelements).
[PD] Refactoring after PR #5176 is merged
Changes the way PropertyContainer handles existing property while
restoring. Previously it will first ask DynamicProperty to restore
if possible, then fallback to static property if else.
This patch looks up existing property first, and only fallback to
DynamicProperty if not found. This handles situation when an object
changes an originally dynamic property into a static one. With the
original code, it will add an auto renamed dynamic property that no
one knows its existence.
Adding dynamic property with an invalid name or existing name is now an
error, because there is no easy way for Python code to find out the name
of a property if it is auto renamed.
