The OSX implementation needs to be poked to update the
brightening / unbrightening during running of the
disambiguation menu. (FWIW, now that I've finally seen
it in action, it's a REALLY cool feature.)
Fixes: lp:1715440
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1715440
- added TOOL_INTERACTIVE::resetTransitions()
- made protected and moved TOOL_BASE::setTransitions() to TOOL_INTERACTIVE
- TOOL_MANAGER calls TOOL_INTERACTIVE::resetTransitions() instead of
setTransitions()
This is the right implementation of the commit b25ded4d.
Previously if there were tools launched from another tool,
the settings could be stored in a wrong TOOL_STATE object.
There are times, when TOOL_MANAGER has to force cursor position
to make tools work as expected (e.g. when popping up a menu,
so tools get the right click position instead of current position
pointing to an entry in the menu).
If another tool is invoked, VIEW_CONTROLS settings have to be stored
in the TOOL_STATE object. In such case, it is necessary to revert the
force cursor setting when saving VIEW_CONTROLS settings.
Fixes: lp:1668712
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1668712
get_value_or() is considered deprecated, but still works in the newest
boost (1.63). On the other hand, value_or() is not available in some
versions that are still used by major distros.
dispatchContextMenu() stores the cursor position before displaying a
menu, so the tools use the original cursor position when processing
events (instead of the mouse position pointing to a menu entry). Later,
the previous position has to be restored, but if in the meantime the
tool was cancelled - previous settings were restored to a wrong tool.
Message type is a kind of notification, so it should be received by all
interested tools. It used to be like that in the past, but has been
broken recently.
When creating a copy of CONTEXT_MENU, always a CONTEXT_MENU instance was
constructed, whereas an inherited type should be used. Solved with
CONTEXT_MENU::create() that has to be overridden in inheriting classes.
Event & update handlers are now virtual functions, instead of setting
the handlers with Set{Event,Update}Handler().
There used to be a number of TOOL_ACTIONs that had entries both in
SetTransitions() and the event loop, which seemed redundant and
troublesome.
Now it is not necessary anymore, transitions setup is enough to execute
associated actions.
Jon Evans
Jeff Young
Simon Richter
Maciej Suminski
Tomasz Włostowski
jean-pierre charras
decimad