* [TD]add method to clean win filespecs
- '\' in strings passed to Python as filespecs is interpreted as
an escape of the following character.
- replace '\' with '/'
* [TD]remove '\' from filespecs before use
- section line convention label
- remove superfluous save/restore on changeEvent
- change default scrub count
- add preference for default symbol dir
- add preference for display of section cut line
- additional geometry types
- add method to handle line like bsplines
- handle deleted ref body feature
- add test for empty savedGeometry
- add switch for matcher/LTNP on/off
- add preview/live update to TaskSectionView & TaskComplexSection
- add view direction selector to uis
- use SectionNormal as Direction. Make Direction read-only
- simplify section line end point calculation
- section group command in toolbar
- make section and complex section icons consistent
- fix compsolid cutting tool
- terminology: single/piecewise to offset/aligned
* Using copy-ctor but class TechDraw::anglePoints has a trivial copy-ctor but non trivial assign operator [-Wclazy-rule-of-two-soft]
* Using copy-ctor but class TechDraw::arcPoints has a trivial copy-ctor but non trivial assign operator [-Wclazy-rule-of-two-soft]
* Missing reference in range-for with non trivial type [-Wclazy-range-loop-reference]
* C++11 range-loop might detach Qt container (QList) [-Wclazy-range-loop-detach]
* signal arguments need to be fully-qualified (TechDrawGui::QGIView instead of QGIView) [-Wclazy-fully-qualified-moc-types]
* Use multi-arg instead [-Wclazy-qstring-arg]
* Use midRef() instead [-Wclazy-qstring-ref]
Currently the TechDraw DraftView command only accepts Draft objects
as selected objects. However, the Draft SVG rendering works with
almost anything (or at least it should :) ). This commit raises the
restrictions amd allow the DraftView tool to work with any kind of
selected object.
Replace the int of the 'resolve' argument of several functions with a proper enum class.
* This avoids the inconsistencies in client code where often true/false is passed when an int is expected
* This avoids the use of magic numbers like 0, 1, 2 or the undocumented 3
