Adds REPORTER::HasMessageOfSeverity for WX_STRING_REPORTER,
which allows us to show simulation warnings and fail only if there's errors.
Also fixes a crash when SPICE_GENERATOR_KIBIS throws an IO_ERROR.
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/18143
Especially when rotated and/or mirrored.
It's not perfect but it's close enough to being correct.
See https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/18417
(cherry picked from commit bdc371f05720687bdc200274315fd7ca42ba2545)
For stroke fonts, KiCad's metrics are very similar to Altium's,
so there's no need to add more height.
(cherry picked from commit dc2dd20ec700f77140566739219e99122d6e692a)
Truncating the path leads to differences between viewing ${FILEPATH} and
printing/plotting ${FILEPATH}. The variable does not appear to be used
elsewhere
Issue raised by TomW, points included in new QA test where Simplify was
not properly removing colinear points.
Also removed TestSegmentHitFast() as the speed gains were minimal when
testing against the revised SEG::SquaredDistance routine in
TestSegmentHit()
This commit modify the order of end points of flipped graphic lines, and
create a DRC issue for flipped footprints (if flipped before this commit).
For segments inside a footprint, the "old" way to flip a segment is now
reused.
Expecting this ugly fix is only temporary.
Now that performance has improved and we process models
one-by-one there's no need to create fallback models for
the (copiously buggy) standard LTspice libs.
It was especially annoying when selection the project dir: if a 3D step file
was existing, it was loaded just on this dir selection, and could take a while.
Don't parse PEGTL twice, once for modelType and once for
model itself.
Also don't do O(n^2) searches on parameter names when
reading libraries.
And, because it's still too slow, multi-thread it.
A recent change set the parent member of a item put in the repeat list to
nullptr (this is OK) but the code to copy an item from this list did not
update this parent member.
* do not try to load vrml files for file formats that do not use them
* more tolerant test for step file: search header using up to 3 first lines
instead of only the first line
* dialog export: ensure the file ext is synchronized with the file format
the first time the dialog is opened
* more info messages: now a message is printed if the actual file format of
a 3D file is not recognized
Saves about 30% of the time to open the sim model
dialog. Pretty much all the remaining time is in PEGTL,
and that's even with short-circuiting it for most param
values.
This is the wording used, for example, in LibreOffice.
And add some Alt-hotkeys for the options, in particular:
* Alt-W: word only mode
* Alt-C: case sensitivity
Which (in English at least) is consistent with VS Code and Firefox,
which also allow Alt-hotkey toggling (Kate and Writer don't).
When the italic or bold nature is changed, text using outline fonts may
need to change its font. Add this to the SetItalic/SetBold functions.
Also add a counterpart SetItalicFlag function (following SetBoldFlag)
when you only need to set the flag (e.g. when importing or changing
everything in the text properties dialog).
Fixes: https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/18592
This allows to see what the current snap point is, which is useful when
zoomed in, or the point is like the corner of a rounded pad where it's
"in free space" and might not be immediately obvious.
Many characters have doubled-up or broken
strokes. There are thousands, but fix a few of the most
common ones (e.g. numbers, colours, a few electronic
terms)
This means you don't have to keep referring to a Unicode
table to know which character is where - you can see it in the
list and use the symbol search system.
No change to generated output (such suffixes are stripped by the
fontconv.py script).
