Relies on the exception text having been added to the translation database in a previous call to QT_TRANSLATE_NOOP, and put in the 'Exception' context.
Relies on the exception text having been added to the translation database in a previous call to QT_TRANSLATE_NOOP, and put in the 'Exception' context.
- v0.19 (and earlier?) stored annotation text as escaped unicode, but
v0.20 stores the text as utf8.
- checks for "\x" in text to determine is text is escaped or utf8
Handle 'none' color => Default to black (+ print message)
Handle #RRGGBBAA color => Return alpha (+ print, message)
Handle 'rgba(float, float, float, float) => Return alpha (+ print message)
Reorganize function to return ASAP + print warning if unknown color format
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Forum:
https://forum.freecad.org/viewtopic.php?p=677304#p677304
A common operation is to toggle a group of geometry to/from construction. This happens often
in connection with carbon copy operations.
When this happens, geometry is often selected using box selection.
If there are geometry points (which are generally construction), and selection box is used, this
results in construction points being toggled to normal defining mode. This situation is undesirable
in 99% of the cases. It requires to reselect only the points and toggle them back.
When construction points need be made defining geometry (for example to use them as attachments), the
general workflow is to select only those points and toggle them.
In order to improve the efficiency, it has been decided to provide a special behaviour for construction
toggling:
1. Vertices will only be toggled to/from construction IF ONLY vertices are selected.
2. If there is a mixture of edges and vertices, vertices will be ignored during the toggling operation.
...the extra points created on rounded rectangles, it started to become a real pain when box selecting large amounts of geometry and having to keep changing the two points back to construction. New and existing users are completely unaffected.
