When double-clicking a PartDesign Body inside an Assembly, the editing
context resolver failed to show PartDesign toolbars or a proper
breadcrumb. Three root causes:
1. Priority preemption: assembly.edit (priority 90) always matched
because the Assembly VP remained in edit mode, blocking all
PartDesign contexts (priorities 30-40).
2. Wrong active-object key: PartDesign matchers only queried the
"part" active object, but ViewProviderBody::toggleActiveBody()
sets "part" to the containing App::Part (which is the Assembly
itself). The Body is set under "pdbody", which was never queried.
3. Missing refresh trigger: ActiveObjectList::setObject() fires
Document::signalActivatedViewProvider, but EditingContextResolver
had no connection to it, so setActiveObject("pdbody", body) never
triggered a context re-resolve.
Changes:
- Forward signalActivatedViewProvider from Gui::Document to
Gui::Application (same pattern as signalInEdit/signalResetEdit)
- Connect EditingContextResolver to the new application-level signal
- Add getActivePdBodyObject() helper querying the "pdbody" key
- Add partdesign.in_assembly context (priority 95) that matches when
a Body is active pdbody while an Assembly is in edit
- Update partdesign.body and partdesign.feature matchers to check
pdbody before falling back to the part key
- Add Assembly > Body breadcrumb with Blue > Mauve coloring
- Update label resolution to prefer pdbody name
This is a hacky fix for https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/issues/23607
Basically after widget is shown or polished we enforce it's minimum size to at
least cover the minimum size hint - something that QSS ignores if min-width is
specified.
This class aims to implement Design Token idea into FreeCAD themes. It
allows themes to use generic variables with generic values so we could
use one qss theme and change the style based on values from preference
packs.
* Fix and add menu accelerators: menus common to all workbenches
I use menu accelerators fairly often, so I find it very frustrating when
they are missing, or worse, they don't work due to the same letter being
assigned to several commands.
This patch adds accelerators to lots of menu entries missing them and
fixes broken accelerators.
Wherever possible, standard accelerator keys are used:
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/accelerators.html
This commit covers accelerator fixes that are common to all workbenches.
Accelerator fixes for specific workbenches will be done in separate
commits.
* Add missing accelerators: Spreadsheet workbench
* Core: Add possibility for task dialogs to associate a view and be able to close when associated view is closed.
* TaskImage: Use task dialog view association.
* Sketcher: Use task dialog view association. Preventing crash (https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/issues/16702)
* EditableDatumLabel: Use QPointer to prevent crash
The Qt6 (up to Qt 6.7.3 now) contains bug, which can lead, under
specific circumstances, to crash of the application, when the
MDI window is closed. The circumstances are:
* at least 2 MDI windows needs to be open
* stylesheet muset set different size (border, margin) for activated and un-activated tabBar tab
* the closed window must be inactive, but created before the window now active and open
* race condition must occur betwee the closing and resize event handlers for the tabBar
(see qt bug for details)
So this bug only occures with Qt6 with the Dark or Light styles selected (no classic) and only if
specific sequence of steps is followed during opening and closing the MDI windows.
The bug is in Qt code path executed when QMdiArea::ActivationHistoryOrder is set.
The other possible workaround might be to change all the affected stylesheets, but this seems to me
impractical and also fragile, because the affected code path will be still active.
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-129596
Improves the use of the ShapeAppearance property for the Part workbench.
removes DiffuseColor property
adds Python compatibility using custom attributes
transitions DiffuseColor to ShapeAppearance on open
Improved UI elements for setting object appearance, and appearance per face
Lays the foundation for future texture support
* New integration with 3Dconnexion devices
* CMake build option hidden for Mac
* Minor fixes, to be squashed to previous commit
* cmake: fix indent and case; to be squashed
* Corrected name case
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Co-authored-by: Patryk Skowroński <pskowronski@3dconnexion.com>
Co-authored-by: Chris Hennes <chennes@pioneerlibrarysystem.org>
Co-authored-by: Ladislav Michl <ladis@linux-mips.org>
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Add Status bits. Currently only to mark whether an UI operation of restore was initiated by the user (via click in the open dialog or in the hyperlink of the shortcuts of the home page).
Preference Packs are collections of preferences that can be applied en
mass to the user's current setup. Any preference that can be stored in
user.cfg can be stored in a preference pack, and they are designed to be
easy to distribute.
Support is also added for saving a subset of current preferences into a
new preference pack in order to facilitate easy creation of new
"themes", etc.
