* Restores Arch_Axis bubbles in a TechDraw_ArchView. This fixes a regression in V0.21 and 0.22, I suspect an unwanted side-effect of a previous PR of mine (#8688).
* Also fixes the linetype of axes and other annotation objects in a TechDraw_ArchView.
This fixes problem with scroll jumping after selecting page on bottom of
the pages tree view. It was caused by collapsing group of the current
item and then re-expanding it few lines after.
Fixes: #12000
Follow-up PR of #11940.
* The new ui layout follows that of the Draft preferences.
* The ConversionFast checkbox enables/disables the 3 preferences listed below it.
* The WindowColor preference was removed. It is not a per-object, or even a per-file setting. The fix in #11940 would change windows in existing projects when they are recomputed. It is therefore better to keep the V0.21 solution where the glass is colored according to the preferences and the rest of the window receives a color based on its ShapeColor. Users who want to apply specific colors can use a multi-material.
Additionally 2 Arch_Window bugs were fixed:
* If the W1 value was changed the box tracker was not repositioned relative to the cursor.
* The WindowColor was not applied because of a typo in the code. De current default color is quite dark BTW.
Note that all dimensional values that were not really defaults, but just the last entered values, have been removed from preferences-archdefaults.ui. As a result the layout looks a bit strange. That will be improved in a next PR.
In a previous PR of mine I have reorganized some lines of code in DraftGui.py without realizing that this would reposition checkboxes. This PR fixes that.
This verifies the existing functionality, but does not alter it. Two tests are disabled because they represent cases that the current code does not handle correctly. They are edge cases that are not expected in real code.
This is the original code from the Toponaming branch, modified slightly to update the
method name and correct some grammatical errors in the descriptive comment.
Co-authored-by: Chris Hennes <chennes@pioneerlibrarysystem.org>
