* you can zoom in now to select the end point. Problem was
actually that zooming in was a problem when the start point
went out of the viewport
In addition:
* Messages are sticky now ("Click on second point")
* "Esc" will cancel path trace mode
* The cursor switches back to normal after tracing
The fix consists of moving that options into the case-specific
options like DBU, instead of having it in the format-specific,
default writer options. So they can be specified on a per-case
basis and taken from the current layout by default.
Specifically:
* SaveLayoutOptions#gds2_libname is deprecated and replaced
by SaveLayoutOptions#libname
* -ol (buddy tools) is no longer format specific
* The GDS writer takes SaveLayoutOptions#libname, and
if empty, substitutes by the current libname. As last
resort, "LIB" is used, because LIBNAME cannot be an
empty string.
* The libname got removed from the global writer options UI
* In the "Save As" options dialog, it now is part of the global
options and initialized with the current layout's libname.
Implements a new option to show/hide unresolved references
(ghost cells). The option is found in "Display/Cells"
in the Setup dialog and also in the View menu.
The solution consists of a new object, namely "TextInfo"
which allows deriving the true label bounding box from a
Text or DText object. See class documentation for details.
1.) LayoutView#on_current_layer_changed(iter)
"iter" is the iterator pointing to the new current layer
Is called after the current layer (the highlighted layer)
changed.
2.) LayoutView#on_selected_layers_changed
Is called after the selected layer set changed.
Problem was that changing the active cellview index by clicking
on a specific item in the properties dialog cause a "clear_selection".
That interfered with the code of the properties dialog that
expects a static selection.
Fixed by disabling the events that lead to "clear_selection".
Side effect is that under these circumstances the active_cellview_changed
event is not triggered which also prevents side effects due to
scripts hooking into that event.
- Make RBA::LayoutViewBase derived from Dispatcher, so we can pass LayoutView
to methods asking for a dispatcher
- For this, the Dispatcher needs to be the first base class of LayoutViewBase
and gsiDeclLayDispatcher is moved to laybasic
- API for editor options pages and message passing (callbacks)
This bug happened when a plugin package was installed. In
this case, the plugin was installed dynamically. The effect
was for example that the grid in a view became invisible.
Problem was, that the plugin registration re-generated all
plugins from the view, but did not reconfigure them. Hence
the grid had the default setting which was invisible grid.