Small spacing fixes like imports in separate lines
for more clarity, and the position of the license.
Also fix copying of a list in order to keep compatibility
with Python 2.
Small spacing fixes like imports in separate lines
for more clarity, and the position of the license.
Cleaned up the class docstring, so it is in only one place
below the class definition. Also small fixes
in the docstrings of the class methods.
The class is now in upper case `Plane` to conform with Python
guidelines. An alias in lowercase `plane` is still provided
for compatibility purposes; this will be deprecated
in the future.
Small spacing fixes like imports in separate lines
for more clarity, and the position of the license.
Also use the new `messages` module to provide the functions
to print text to the console.
Also use `Matrix` prefixed by the `FreeCAD` module.
Small spacing fixes like imports in separate lines
for more clarity, and the position of the license.
Also use the `ToDo` class with this new name
following Python guidelines.
Small spacing fixes like imports in separate lines
for more clarity, and the position of the license.
Also use the new `messages` module to provide
the functions to print text to the console.
Use two `DEBUG` variables to print information about
the `ToDo` class in order to see the scheduled commands
when the graphical commands are executed.
Small spacing fixes like imports in separate lines
for more clarity, and the position of the license.
Also use the new `messages` module to provide the functions
to print text to the console.
Small spacing fixes like imports in separate lines
for more clarity, and the position of the license.
Also use the new `messages` module to provide the functions
to print text to the console.
Small spacing fixes like imports in separate lines for
more clarity, and the position of the license.
Also use the class name `ToDo` in `CamelCase`,
as it is indicated in Python guidelines for classes.
Also import `todo` and `translate` from the utils module
instead of from `DraftGui`.
Otherwise we have to import the entire `DraftGui` module
which creates dependency problems when we want to use
some functions without the graphical interface.
These functions were moved from DraftGui to individual
modules precisely to make them easy to import.
Otherwise we have to import the entire DraftGui module
which creates dependency problems when we want to use
some functions without the graphical interface.
Properly import the tracker classes. Avoid star imports,
and use the classes prefixed with the name of the module.
The BIM Workbench also has to be updated to use the new
module.
```
import draftguitools.gui_trackers as DraftTrackers
```
And do not load the `Snapper` in `DraftGui`.
The Snapper should be initialized by the module
that imports `DraftGui`, most probably `DraftTools`
or even by the `InitGui` of the workbench.
This solves a small bug in the radial dimension
unit test introduced in 81c2896928, where a circle shape
is used before it is recomputed.
```
drafttests/test_creation.DraftCreation.test_dimension_radial
```
If it is a linear dimension show the older icon;
if it is a radius or diameter dimension show a new icon.
These three modes use the same Proxy class
and the same viewprovider class. Depending on the linked geometry
one icon or the other will be shown.
When there are many Draft objects in the tree view
the icon can be used to tell different objects apart quickly.
One icon is used for objects that are "straight lines",
whose Proxy is of type `Line`, `Wire` or `Polyline`; another icon
for "regular geometrical" shapes of type `Rectangle` or `Polygon`;
and another icon for "curved" objects of type `Circle`,
`Ellipse`, `BSpline`, `BezCurve`, or `Fillet`.
Other objects use the older default icon.
Single returnPressed to accept point if cursor is parallel to xyz axis for bot setfocus on x and on length inputfields.
[Draft] Edit_updated tooltip
[Draft] DraftGui Further cleanup and bugfix
Previously the `makeAngularDimension` function produced
error messages in the report view due to internal rounding
of `App::PropertyAngles`.
This was fixed in `Base::Quantity`, which now supports
Python's `__round__` function.
The test script can be run by the program's executable
or run as a macro.
```
freecad draft_test_objects.py
```
It can also be used as a Python module within the program
to create a test file on demand.
```
import drafttests.draft_test_objects as dt
dt.create_test_file()
```
The produced test file will be added in a different commit
once this commit is merged.
The idea is to have a test file created by a certain
stable version of the master branch. Then as the code
continues to change and grow, this file can be opened
with future versions of the program to test for compatibility
and regressions.
