On scroll wheel events convert the mouse coordinates from screen to client
area so that scroll wheel zooming remains centered irrespective of the
window position.
Fixes https://github.com/solvespace/solvespace/issues/806
It was added in 3a3a2755b as a potential way to export colorful meshes
to Horizon EDA but ended up being supported only by SolveSpace. Since no
software can consume the exported q3do files the feature is superfluous.
See https://github.com/solvespace/solvespace/issues/795 for details.
This is another small profiling driven optimization.
Moving the initialization of `const double *c` as part of the definition
also helps with the generated assembler.
This reverts commit 68b1abf77f.
The warnings are valuable and shouldn't be cast aside.
As of 8f509f1, we special case macOS and don't set -fno-sanitize-recover
to allow CI to succeed.
In the future, this could be made stricter again by only suppressing
known bugs, which ideally should also be fixed or reported upstream.
Profiling with MSVC 2019 showed that many of the Vector methods are on
a critical path (not surprising). They are changed to be inline and
unnecessary temporaries are removed.
On the example below generate times decreased from 102s. to 64s.
At the same time the executable size shrank from 5569536 to 5150208 bytes
in release mode (with global optimizations).
This should not stop us from working on optimizing inner loops e.g. https://github.com/solvespace/solvespace/issues/759 .
[Test model](https://github.com/solvespace/solvespace/files/5414683/PrismConeNURBSNormalsTangents300.zip)
Previously sanitizer flags were set unconditionally for
all code, including that of external libraries.
Set them only for targets in src/, tests/ and exposed/.
Unfortunately, the linker equivalent to add_compile_options,
add_link_options, is only available for CMake version >= 3.13.
So add the sanitizer flags manually to each target's linker options.
The implementation may be sub-optimal, since the colour and alpha is
defined for each NURBS surface instead of on group level, but the STEP
export currently does not represent group structure at all and I am not
familiar with the format in order to change this.
Fixes: https://github.com/solvespace/solvespace/issues/452
- Add OpenMP to macOS build
- Use as many cores as possible in CI
- Update travis osx image to xcode12.2
- Ignore .vscode folder
- In `.travis/sign-macos.sh`, only create keychain when `CI` variable is present
- Only run macOS deploy stage when a tag is pushed
`GetSaveFileNameA` `OPENFILENAMEA` does not like UNC ( "\\\\?\\C:\\..." ) file prefixes in `lpstrFile`.
Work around it by not `Expand`-ing parameters passed on the command line too early.
The only user visible change is that "File|Open Recent" will show items as they
were passed instead of expanded to full path for example:
"..\..\NURBSTests\Intersection2.slvs"
Fixes: https://github.com/solvespace/solvespace/issues/622
When a plane coinsides with a seam we need to copy that trim curve. The existing curve belongs to the original shell surfaces and an intersection is otherwise not found. Fixes#540.
Extrusion direction (normal) of arcs and circles were not taken into
account when importing.
- Add method for calculating a quaternion from extrusion direction
according to DXF arbitrary axis algorithm
- Add required workplanes for arcs not on XY origin plane
- Adjust addDimRadial and addDimDiametric to include normal when
creating associated circle request
This fixes issues #499. The --view option changes projUp and
projRight. For --view to affect the camera, the camera needs to be
initialized using these values.
This set of changes covers all triangulation errors in issue 693. A point coincident with a triangle vertex is OK and needed for bridges, but sometimes the middle point has edges cutting through the triangle that make it a non-ear. We fix that and a couple of off-by-one error (that fixes one of the test cases).
This is the last long-running single-threaded part of the boolean code. On one test model this took Regenerate form 27 seconds down to 18s. The critical sections needed a name (into) because that object must not be modified while in use in different places.
VectorFileWriter::Background() is an empty impl, except that it writes
* a rectangle the size of the output for EPS and PDF, and
* a <style> element setting background-color for SVG
Ref: #525
