Needs changes in TopoShape and creation of ExternalGeometryFacade.
Also contains the squashed ticket:
[Sketcher] Hide unimplemented code
These will eventually be implemented in phase 3 of toponaming.
[Sketcher] Implement trivial `checkSubName` to appease Windows
[Sketcher] Modify `GeoEnum` usage
Relative paths appearing in Gmsh .geo files are relative to the .geo
file, not relative to the cwd when the gmsh executable was invoked. This
is okay when using absolute paths with the default "Temporary
directories" mode, but if one selects (in Preferences -> FEM) "Beside
.FCStd file", then relative paths are written to the .geo file. This
causes a (suppressed in FreeCAD output) warning from Gmsh that the brep
file is missing as well as the error:
Unexpected error when creating mesh: File to load not existing or not readable: partname/FEMMeshGmsh/BaseFeature_Mesh.unv
In this commit we just use relative paths, which is also convenient if
users move these files elsewhere (e.g., to work directly with advanced
features in Gmsh).
In two templates the FreeCAD logo path had a deviation from the other
templates, which resulting in some erratic/weird behaviors presumably
due to some rounding errors on some zoom levels.
* add CMake definitions 'QT_NO_KEYWORDS' to avoid the Qt definition of the 'slots' macro that causes a conflict when including Python headers
* drop QT3_SUPPORT define
* fix syntax error with message()
* if shiboken/PySide cannot be found print a warning instead of fatal error. Especially for Qt6 builds a self-compiled shiboken6/PySide6 is required that isn't necessarily installed into the system directories so that the (system) Python interpreter may fail to find them
* fix: Spreadsheet applies alias even when focus lost
The original stylesheet behavior was that the alias or content fields
could be edited, but only after enter was pressed the field would
actually update. This change makes the field apply when focus is lost
on top of when enter is pressed. This makes it easier to enter the
alias of a lot of fields at once.
A regression from #9506 where `self.multiply` was removed but not all references to it were updated.
I'm not a Python guy but from what I can see the behaviour is the same - `offsetvector` is still an `App.Vector` which `self.multiply` used to use as well.
Tested with a project that previously didn't work, and now shows a nice `Arc`-type dressup in a circular pocket.
