Ensures:
* _class_ is based on BaseClass
* _class_ parameter includes a namespace
And when _class_ is a document object
* namespace is not global namespace
* namespace name is in path after /src/ or /src/Mod/
The document object requirements are needed to auto import modules when using addObject
This updates the `Document.copyObject` Python API by allowing for
keyword arguments and aligning the documentation with the C++ API.
This can make the Python code more readable, by using the keywords form:
```python
document.copyObject(obj, recursive=True, return_all=False)
```
Previous keyword-less version tested and still working for backwards
compatibility.
When in console mode, some messages from CLI interaction still resulted
in popup dialogs, e.g. the response from `--help` or `--version`. This
is becasue those information are communicated via exceptions and those
exceptions prevented the console mode from being properly set.
By using a scope guard the console mode flag is now evaluated in all
cases. The code to display those messages got refactored into dedicated
methods which now also take care of console mode.
* Updated ts files
* Merged crowdin translations
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* Fixes spelling of "Allow to" to "Allow one to"
and those variants:
Allows to -> Allows one to
allow to -> allow one to
allows to -> allows one to
* Fix "Let's -> Lets"
(and lower case variant.)
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* Update src/3rdParty/salomesmesh/inc/MED_Wrapper.hxx
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* Update src/Base/PyObjectBase.cpp
Update src/App/ExtensionContainer.h
Update src/App/PropertyContainer.h
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* Use gerund in user-facing texts.
* Use gerund for two more user-facing strings.
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* Update src/Mod/Fem/App/FemMeshShapeNetgenObject.cpp
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* Update src/Mod/Fem/App/FemMeshShapeNetgenObject.cpp
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This introduce new option `-E [ --macro-path]` to specify extra system
paths of macros. The macro found in this paths will appear in `Macros`
dialog at `System macros` tab.
Change-Id: Ic21631ec0ebe8af5c7f42b4fe95400cfb67807d5
This fixes a case when in case of rootObj being Link placement was not
calculated correctly due to not changing of the document. While for
original use it was fine as this was mostly used in case where there was
defined non-link root for general case Links can be root objects of the
document.
This adds a simple quality of life helper returning center of gravity as
std::optional instead of C style method accepting reference and
returning bool to indicate method success.
Neither in #18332 nor in any of the referenced issues a reason is given why the placement of the coordinate axes must be changed.
Only doing it to make the client code look more consistent is not a valid reason.
This change breaks forward and backward compatibility and with #18717 we already have a hard to solve issue. Furthermore, at this
point of time it's not even clear what other collateral damage the change may cause.
So, this commit hides all the implementation details of the DatumElement and restores the original placement for the axes.
This commit makes the line migration code obsolete
Add the methods DatumElement::getBasePoint() and DatumElement::getDirection() to hide implementation details and guarantee consistent behaviour.
Using the methods fixes several regressions in:
* Constraint::getDirection
* PolarPattern::getTransformations
The default display type of quantity objects is fixed point resulting
in insufficient accuracy when changing unit systems, or when the values
are small. This fix changes the default format from 'Fixed' to the more
apt 'Default' format. This allows the displayed values to scale as
appropriate.
Fixes#18149
