This is a combination of 4 commits. Original commit messages follow.
[PD] Initial support for point sections in loft
This commit allows the last section in a loft to be a single vertex of a solid.
Currently single vertices of sketches or datum points are NOT supported.
[PD] Allow loft "profiles" to be points
Most reliably done in dialog-based workflow.
[PD] Allow loft last section to be sketch point
[PD] Refactor `Loft::execute`
Makes it easier to support adding a single-vertex sketch in profile or sections
field when selecting the sketch in tree (i.e. without selecting subelements).
[PD] Refactoring after PR #5176 is merged
now that pockets have the same functionality as pads, the UIs can be unified:
- the position of the Offset widget in the UI is better in pocket, thus use it for pad too
- add missing tabstops for pad
- add missing tooltip for pocket
- update tabstops for pocket
- the info if a custom direction is used, was incorrectly determined by checking a checkbox that only displays the vector value, no matter if it is a custom vector or not
This PR adds the functionality of pads to pad along either a custom direction or along an edge to pockets.
So with this PR Pad and Pocket are on the same level of functionality.
as requested by @chennes in PR #5164, the code can be simplified:
- remove a redundant type cast, a redundant qualifier and an inconsistent and unnecessary check
Currently:
only sweep path is toggled correctly in its visibility, the profile is never shown
the sections are always shown
This PR fixes this inconsistency reported here: https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=63544
With these changes, one face per solid can be added as either the first
"profile" or subsequent sections in loft and pipe.
This commit depends on `App::PropertyXLinkSubList` preserving the order in which
sections are added.
A minor change this also adds is that when a solid's face is selected that face
is mentioned in the fields instead of the solid (eg `Box:Face1` instead of
`Box`).
Double-click is already handled by PartDesign::ViewProvider::doubleClicked()
Overridings in Loft & Pipe brings no specific behavior
By removing overridings, behavioral consistency is improved both in ...
... undo commands & body activation management when PartDesign items ...
... are double-clicked
