* FEM: Add context menu entry for clearing the reference list in constraints
See #6085
* FEM: Add 'Remove' button to python based dialogs for adding geometry references
See #6085
When importing an obj file into an existing document,
the imported objects are now stored below a new group
object in order to improve the structure and avoid
flooding the top level with imported objects.
Fixup for #21349
* Draft: Introduce 1-axis mode for ortho array
As the title says - the 1 axis mode allows to switch between all of the
axises mode and allows to modify only 1 axis at the time that user can
select with the checkbox.
* Draft: Rename to Linear Mode and remove redundant comments
* Draft: Display only one interval for the selected axis
* Draft: Cache selected variables in user.cfg - axis mode, intervals, etc...
* Draft: Make sure the checkboxes in OrthoArray are exclusively selected
* Draft: Apply review comments
Changed a couple of things according to review:
* linear mode is now being used as default during first startup (it
wasn't before)
* applied Roy's comments about coding style, etc.
* grouped everything into separate QGroupBox which is dedicated for
Linear Mode and has it's own labels, although spinboxes are shared so
during mode switch we reparent them now
* removed Orthogonal Array's icon
* in the QGroup applied naming suggested in the review, X Intervals ->
interval, etc.
* changed to radio buttons since we want exclusivity in selection
Currently if user tries to reset OVP, they can only do that by entering
"0" for example, and then the parameters will get unset in
unsetOnViewParameter. But that will only happen if user types a value
that's under confusion point (typically 1e^-7). In my opinion, it would
be cool to reset that state if user deletes all content in the label, to
allow them to specify coordinates with mouse once again.
Also, this patch fixes a regression with backspace, where deleting stuff
from OVP was working on unix systems, but seems like on Windows it
doesn't pass the check.
* [ArchWindow] Bug-fix Changing Sill _&_ SketchArch Support Sill Property
1. Bug found in https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/pull/21005 (Allow changing Sill parameter)
self.baseSill
self.basePos :
- need to be restored as 'initial' settings in onDocumentRestored() as corresponding codes in onChanged() does upon object creation
2. ArchWindow with SketchArch add-on to support above 'Allow changing Sill paramemeter' feature
- Update to ArchWindow following groundworks in https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/pull/21568/
* [ArchWindow] Bug-fix Changing Sill _&_ SketchArch Support Sill Property (rev)
With the example file of issue 20299 the parser stops with an exception
and reads in the formulas only partially. This PR doesn't fix the issue
but avoids to raise an exception so that as much as possible will be
read in. For unsupported formulas a suitable message is printed with
the content of the cell.
for the specs of the XLSX file format see:
https://jkp-ads.com/articles/excel2007fileformat00.aspx or
https://www.data2type.de/xml-xslt-xslfo/spreadsheetml/xlsx-format
In order to find the correct sheet file one has to first read-in
xl/_rels/workbook.xml.rels and save the relations of Id and Target.
The file xl/workbook.xml contains a list of sheet elements where for
each element the attribute 'r:id' is set. This attribute can be used
to look up for the actual data file.
This fixes issue 19757
With PR 16130 the zooming capability was added to spreadsheet view.
The SheetTableView is added to a QGraphicsScene of a QGraphicsView
that provides the method scale(). However, this causes some problems
with header of the table view and makes resizing columns or rows
very unintuitive.
A correctly working table view is probably more important than the
possibility to zoom in or out and that's why the latter will be
disabled.
This fixes issue 19863
* BIM: improve unit handling in Arch_Roof task panel
Fixes#21137.
Improvement for #21175.
units are now kept when a cell receives the focus.
Additionally:
* The first and last column have been made read-only.
* Some columns have been widened.
* The text in the task panel has been reordered to match the order of the columns.
* _RoofTaskPanel_Delegate class only if Gui is up
* typo
* Materials: Set array quantity format
When setting quantity formats, the default format is not actually the
default. Instead fixed format is, which causes issues for very small
and very large values. This was fixed for C++ but arrays created in
Python were not setting the format correctly.
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Ondsel SVG post processor
* [pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit.com hooks
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* Update src/Mod/CAM/Path/Post/scripts/svg_post.py
* Update src/Mod/CAM/Path/Post/scripts/svg_post.py
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* Add .db extension to git ignore list
* BIM: new feature - add ignore groups option on IFC exports
* BIM: create generic get_architectural_contents function
* Reorder ellipse major/minor radius assignment when scaling down
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https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/pull/21261
Historically, the normal of a Window object was deduced by the orientation of the Base Sketch and hardcoded in the Normal property.
Now with the new AutoNormalReversed property/flag (above PR), set True as default, the auto Normal previously in opposite direction to is now consistent with that previously hardcoded.
With the normal set to 'auto', window object would not suffer weird shape if the Base Sketch is rotated by some reason.
The Normal property is set to 'auto' (0,0,0) default following the above PR.
https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/pull/21005
BIM: Allow changing Sill parameter in Properties for Window #21005
Ground work is added to support Window augmented by SketchArch Parametric Placement feature (PR to ArchWindow.py to be submitted separately)
Dimensionless quantities have all exponents equal to zero.
Such quantities are simply numbers. The associated unit is
the unit one, symbol 1, although this is rarely explicitly
written.
See chapter 2.3.3 Dimensions of quantities, The International
System of Units, 9th edition.
Quantity is often queried for Unit just to see if it has a dimension.
Ask Quantity directly using isDimensionless() method and modify that
method not to care about Quantity value validity; no user was ever
asking for value validity.
