Uses new material system for appearance
Each feature object now has a property called ShapeMaterial that
describes its physical properties. If it has a shape, it has a
material.
The ShapeColor attribute is replaced by a ShapeAppearance attribute.
This is a material list that describes all appearance properties, not
just diffuse color. As a list in can be used for all elements of a
shape, such as edges and faces.
A new widget is provided to allow the user to select materials in a
consistent fashion. It can also launch the material editor with its
more advanced capabilities.
* fix crash because of incomplete inheritance of BlendPoint and BlendCurve -> do not inherit from BaseClass
as consequebce make destructor non-virtual and remove getPyObject
* pass std::vector by const reference
* remove unneeded includes
* use more suitable Python exception types
* when returning with null from Python handler then set an exception
* harmonize file guards
* several optimizations or simplifications
* use modern C++
* harmonize command name
* fix copyright note
* Add new icon `MeshPart_CurveOnMesh`, which is the same as
the `Surface_CurveOnMesh` icon but in green color.
The surface icon is used in the Surface Workbench, while the MeshPart
version is currently not used.
* Make the tooltip of the command shorter; the longer instructions
are added in the `TaskCurveOnMesh` task panel.
In the Surface Workbench, the command is called `Surface_CurveOnMesh`
and the only thing it does is call the corresponding command
in the MeshPart Workbench, where it is defined
under the name `MeshPart_CurveOnMesh`.
Currently the MeshPart Workbench is not exposed on the graphical user
interface but it is loaded at startup, and its commands
are in fact used from the Mesh Workbench and, in this case,
the Surface Workbench.
Also improve the tooltip of the other commands in the Surface Workbench:
`Cut`, `Filling`, `GeomFillSurface`, `ExtendFace`, and `Sections`.
The `Cut` command does not do anything at this moment
so it is not visible in the interface.
Replace the hard-coded XPM icon in `InitGui.py` for the workbench
with an SVG file, which at this time is identical to the `Surface` icon.
Change `CMakeLists.txt` to properly install this new icon.
Rename all icons, so that all have the `Surface_` prefix.
Use the new icon names in the viewproviders and task panels.
for Drawing, Image, Inspection, Mesh, MeshPart, Part, Path, Points, Raytracing, ReverseEngineering, Spreadsheet, Start, Surface, Web
TODO: fix several -Woverflow in area
Now an arbitrary mixture of edges and wires can be used as input.
However, the total count of edges together with the wire members
can only be 2, 3 or 4.
For some reason, wires do not work in Python script:
test1.BoundaryList = [(Draft.upgrade([bs1a, bs2a]), 'Wire1')]
yields an empty BoundaryList
Non b-spline curves are converted into b-splines if possible.
This means circles, lines etc are allowed.
Further parameter checks prohibiting surfaces being accepted as input.
Fill type is now of type PropertyEnumerator, allowing enumerated names
in the Data tab. However, it has 2 problems:
1. Invalid shows up
2. The user has the illusion to see the result after changing the value.
However, the result gets updated only
Now if the user creates a surface, the cancel in the widget deletes it.
If an already existing one is opened for editing, cancel rejects the
user change in fill type, but the surface remains.
I have unified the user interface for Bezier and b-spline surfaces.
Based on the selection contents the CmdSurfaceBSurf::isActive method
determines which one can be created, and marks it for the activate
method.
For any sort of inappropriate selection contents, including foreign
shapes or mixture of Bezier and b-spline curves, the tool remains
disabled.
