* Draft: store 3 ShapeString parameters and remove font from prefs
With this PR 3 ShapeString parameters are stored:
* ShapeStringFontFile: this replaces the old FontFile parameter.
* ShapeStringHeight
* ShapeStringText
The ShapeStringFontFile is just the last selected font file and not exposed in the Preferences editor.
Additionally:
* Changed the label of the text input box from "String" to "Text".
* Changed the label of the point reset button to sentence case.
* Remove faulty docstring
This PR adds the Global mode option to the ShapeString task panel.
Additionally:
* Rounding of coordinates caused by reading values from the task panel is avoided.
* Improved task panel layout: Height input above String input.
* Some code reformatting.
Related: #17952.
This PR introduces a document observer to close task panels on doc close.
For now it is for the Draft Workbench only. The BIM Workbench will be dealt with in a future PR.
The basic code is simple, but to make things works some additional things were addressed:
* gui_base.py: the GuiCommandBase class was enhanced to handle App.activeDraftCommand, self.doc, self.view and self.planetracker. Strictly speaking only the first 2 are required for this PR.
* gui_base.py: self.command_name was changed to self.featureName for compatibility with gui_base_original.py. Not required for this PR.
* gui_arcs.py, gui_circulararray.py, gui_polararray.py and gui_orthoarray.py: updated in relation to the GuiCommandBase class.
* gui_arcs.py Arc_3Points: The command now has a ui property and shows a plane tracker. Only the first is required for this PR.
* gui_shapestrings.py: This command had two ui attributes: self.ui and self.task. This was problematic. To fix this the base class of the command was changed from gui_base_original.Creator to gui_base.GuiCommandBase. As a result the getStrings method is no longer available meaning that the useSupport parameter is ignored when creating a ShapeString. But since that mechanism does not work properly anyway, I feel that this is acceptable. Should many user complain the functionality can of course be reintroduced.
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
This includes `task_circulararray`, `task_orthoarray`,
`task_polararray`, `task_scale`, `task_selectplane`,
`task_shapestring`.
These are added to the `drafttaskpanels` Doxygen group
so that the functions and classes contained in each module
are listed appropriately in the automatically generated
documentation.
