It was slightly confusing to have another override for snapping while it is possible
to configure "no snapping" or "all layers" snapping mode in project anyway.
And with the nice snapping toolbar it can be also done very quickly.
In addition to geometry filtered layers for each geometry
type in a mixed-geometry type layer adds a table
layer with all attributes.
Tehre is no perfetc solution here, if the layer is created
with a filter on geometrytype, the attributes are not shown
(this is probably a pre-existing bug), if the layer is added
as is, only the first geometry type is drawn.
With this implementation at least all data (attributes and
geometries) are accessible in some way.
Note that geopackage layers added by DB Manager do not show
all geometries of a mixed type layer.
* use AUTORCC to avoid locked qrc_images.cpp during build of gui tests
* bump minimum version of cmake to 3.0.0 for AUTORCC
* suppress some warnings in sip bindings
* suppress unreachable warnings and some more
* split sip files in more parts to suppress warning BK4504
* also remove old WITH_INTERNAL_YAML from travis
Unlike in 2.x, Layouts in 3.0 adopt the standard UX of dragging
out rulers to create guide lines (instead of clicking on a ruler
position to create a guide)
Tools can now indicate (via setFlags()) if they desire snapping
to be active for the tool. When a tool has the flag set,
any QgsLayoutViewMouseEvents it receives will have a snappedPoint()
available which returns the mouse event point snapped using
the layout's snapping settings.
It makes no sense to have two classes covering this use case, with
partial functionality in each. Smash the two together so we can
safely use QgsFileWidget for all use cases in future.
values are automatically updated when the combo box unit changes
This means that you can flip between units and things like
the existing width and height are converted immediately to the
new unit
- composer shape style button (no other composer ones for now- they're
all getting removed with layouts anyway)
- point cluster/displacement renderer buttons
Button widgets for configuring symbol properties were reimplemented
multiple times throughout the codebase. This commit creates a new
standard QgsSymbolButton widget which should be used whenever
a button for configuring symbol properties is required.
Features include:
- automatic use of inline panels whenever possible
- dropdown menu with shortcuts to color settings, copy/pasting colors
- accepts drag and dropped colors to set symbol color
