Based (and solves) Mantis ticket:
http://www.freecadweb.org/tracker/view.php?id=1643
The ticket refers only to redundant, and ask for deletion.
Two commands are created, one for redundant constraints and other for conflicting constraints.
As usually removing one constraint of the "at least one" is sufficient, the implementation selects the constraints (but does not delete them).
The user therefore easily identify the constraints involved and decide to delete them.
This implementation takes into account the edit->Actsketch that ViewProvidedSketch creates for solving, as it is this instance the one that generates the messages in the Sketcher Taskbar.
No buttons in the toolbar by default (can be added by the user), but an hyperlink in the solver messages which triggers the selection of the appropriate command (conflicting or redundant).
Ex 1: User selects constraints from the list => right click => select "select elements" from the contextual menu => The elements (edges,vertex) involved in the constraint(s) are selected.
Ex 2: User selects (a) constraint(s) => Clicks button in toolbar (if included by the user) => The elements (edges,vertex) involved in the constraint(s) are selected.
Intended as visual aid to see which elements are being affected by a constraint.
Requested by Jim on thread:
http://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=6875&start=10
Solving another Mantis ticket I can not find now.
- Varios minor bug fixes.
- Added the other commands to the toolbar.
- Bug fix: missing AbortCommand().
- Mode Auto-switch to edge (Sponssi mode) has selection combo disabled to avoid interferring with this mode.
However, if auto-switch checkbox is unchecked (Jim-Abdullah mode), the combo is enabled and selection of
element type can be effected via the combo with the mouse.
In any case "z" shortcut iterates round robin the "valid types" of the preselected (hovered) element.
