- indicate if one is in the Box Selection mode
- get rid on dialog if one really wants to cancel (no other Task dialog does this and it is annoying)
- fix clumsy dialog layout
When modifying primitives in complex geometries having a recompute for every keystroke can be annoying. Disabling keyboardTracking fixes this but keeps the immediate preview when using the spin buttons.
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In OCCT 7.4 (and apparently <= 7.4 too):
A GeomAdaptor_Curve obtained directly from BRepAdaptor_Curve will not work because it won't respect the
Location/orientation of the underlying curve.
This commit proposes to create a new GeomAdaptor_Curve from an intermediary curve handle to work around
this issue.
An empty block after a conditional can be a sign of an omission and can decrease maintainability of the code.
Such blocks should contain an explanatory comment to aid future maintainers.
If a body is in a Part container and a new primitive is created no preview is shown because the Part container is automatically made invisiible.
The user has to manually make the container visible but this is an error-prone procedure because the Attachment dialog reacts on user-selection and thus
unintended things can happen. So, this is a serious regression of usability.
The regression is caused by commit cd73df745124 but the commit log doesn't explain why the change was even needed.
So, this commit leaves the previous changes but re-adds the old check to filter out container objects.
Rename Python variable 'tv' to avoid potential conflict with others
(PS. I can't reproduce error caused by this. But there is no harm doing
it either).
Handle editing attachment through an App::Link.
OCC currently does not reliably enforce linear deflection on curved
surfaces, especially curved lofts over nurbs splines. To avoid surprises
when tight tolerances are needed, replace the static default angular
deflection of 0.5 radians (~28 degrees), with a more sensible angular
deflection derived from the provided linear deflection tolerance.
By adding the default heuristic to TopoShape, we can keep typical
tessellate() and STL export functionality users simple, and also avoid
the need to implement similar heuristics in many places. If more
explicit control over angular deflection is needed for some use cases,
then we could still choose to expose the option to override the derived
default explicitly.
The hope is that OCC's linear deflection enforcement will be more
reliable at some point, at which point this heuristic will no longer be
needed.
