The "Transform" and "Set Colors..." context menu items did not work on
most Draft objects because the View Provider has a setEdit() function,
which overrides any edit action provided at a higher level (e.g. by
Part). This commit checks the mode of the edit, and if it is not zero,
behaves as though the setEdit() function does not exist, allowing Part
to provide the required context menu behavior.
* pass boolean instead of int to setValue of PropertyBool
* support of symmetric option for two-length mode
* fix bug in TaskPadParameters::updateUI()
* remove strange acronyms from method names
- as discussed here: https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=50466&start=10#p433327
this PR is the first step for new Pad features.
It implements 3 features requested by users:
1. an option to measure the pad length along its direction if there is a custom direction
2. when there are two lengths, the reverse feature should be active
3. the pad dialog shows now always the used pad direction, no matter if it is a custom one or the sketch's normal
- Furthermore there are some code improvements (avoid rounding and blocking signals)
- Also adapt TestPad.py because its test used the case two lengths + reversed but this was not possible before this PR - the reverse option was not take into account for two lengths in FeatureSketchBased.cpp)
Now it is and therefore the test must be updated:
In the test the second sketch has the normal vector 0, -1, 0. As the reverse option is set the pad direction is 0, 1, 0. So in y direction is the length (1mm) and in -y direction is length2 (2mm). This gives together with the other pad of volume 1, a total volume of 4.
- fix UI issue: either reversed or midplane
As noticed by @chennes, when the pad uses symmetric, reversed is not sensible and vice versa.
This commit fixes the missing Gui side for the case midplane is checked and the App side.
- the PR also fix two typos
- also adjust values slightly according to various sources
Since a factor 1000 is a big mistake and air is the most common gas, please commit this also for FC 0.19
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* Enable to select any GeomTrimmedCurve (any arc supported by the Sketcher), as well as B-Splines.
* Use Edit Markers to provide visualisation of the cutting position and cut segment end point before trimming.
* Reject trimming Internal aligned geometry (internals of complex geometries such as ellipses or hyperbolas)
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* Refactor the code for all GeomTrimmedCurve and non-periodic BSplines in a single block, adding
support for arcs of hyperbola, parabola and B-Splines.
* Refactor the code for periodic curves (circle, ellipse) in a single block, adding support for
periodic B-Splines.
* Add support for trimming limited by external geometry
* Trim deletes a geometry if intersections are detected and nothing would be left after trimming
* Trim deletes a geometry if no intersection are detected
Bonus:
* Function addConstraint moving the constraint instead of cloning it again
* SketchObject::seekTrimPoints as a wrapper of Part2DObject::seekTrimPoints providing
a correct handling of GeoId indices.
* Helper functions addConstraint/createconstraint to create new constraints and move them
into the Constraint property
* New getGeometry with templated return type defaulting to Part::Geometry.
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New Coin Marker layer intended to temporarely highlight sections of the 3D View for information purposes.
Independent from the actual redrawing of the geometry and constraints.
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This function takes parameters named GeoId, which evoke the Sketcher GeoId and which
indeed are used by the sketcher. However, these indices are just indices of the provided
geometry list. Therefore:
1. The are never negative (no matter if a corresponding Sketcher GeoId is external or not).
2. They do not have reserved indices for axes.
3. Most importantly, not found GeoId1 and GeoId2 are coded as -1, which for the Sketcher has
a well defined meaning (axis), whereas the Sketcher uses Constraint::GeoUndef as undefined or
not present/ not found index, which currently is -2000.
For these reasons, it was judged appropriate to rename the parameters and documentation to
emphasise that this function is unrelated and dettached from any Sketcher knowledge, and that
indices are just normal indices of a vector.
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On creation of a constraint from the UI (toolbar/menu):
1. if a PointOnObject constraint preexisted the addition of an
edge-to-edge tangency, substitute it with a point-to-edge tangency.
2. if an edge-to-edge tangency preexisted, addition of a PointOnObject
results in a substitution of the edge-to-edge tangency with an edge-to-curve
tangency.
Bonus:
- Refactor of this with preexisting coincident+tangent substitution.
- Activate both substitutions in continuous constraint addition mode.
Identified by MLampert. If multiple faces are selected at varying Z-heights, the `combineConnectedShapes()` method fails to connect them due to offset Z-heights. This fix places all input faces for that method into the same working plane.
The original implementation of the surface() function used a simple
B-spline representation for the surface, which generated degenerate
surface with several of OpenSCAD's demo input files. This commit
modifies the algorithm to generate a discrete surface identical to the
one generated within OpenSCAD itself. It also adds several units tests
to identify future regressions.
Note that PNG input is not yet supported for the surface() function.
