- Clear picture when changing from a feature with a picture to
a feature with no picture set
- Don't try to load "NULL" as a filename
- Fix calculation of widget size so that widget can collapse
its size to nothing when it doesn't have a picture set
- Avoid incorrect scaling and cropping of pictures
- QgsSignalBlocker: RAII signal blocking class. Used for temporarily
blocking signals from a QObject for the lifetime of QgsSignalBlocker
object.
- easy shortcut "whileBlocking( QObject* )" function. Temporarily
blocks signals from a QObject while calling a single method from the
object.
Usage:
whileBlocking( checkBox )->setChecked( true );
whileBlocking( spinBox )->setValue( 50 );
No signals will be emitted when calling these methods.
based on Boojum's code from
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3556687/prevent-firing-signals-in-qt
The expression used to generate default values for a field on the
postgres database are currently being printed on the feature form.
nextval('serial')
A new option in the properties allows evaluating the expression before
usage and will directly print the new value in the feature form.
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Now labels and HTML boxes can contain relative URLs. If we don't have
a base URL, the project file will be used as a base URL (closes#7236).
Remove the exception for the labels where the images where not
loaded (unless in in PDF or image mode). It was because of a crash. Qt didn't
like having the HTML loading to be done synchronously during painting.
Fix a leak when rendering labels.
This commit sets the framework for allowing expression functions to
use named parameters. Ie, instead of:
clamp(1,2,3)
you can use:
clamp( min:=1, value:=2, max:=3)
This also allows arguments to be switched, eg:
clamp( value:=2, max:=3, min:=1)
Additionally, it allows for a more structured definition of function
parameters to handle optional arguments and default values for
parameters. These are currently being done using a hacky infinite
argument list.
I've utilised the postgres ':=' syntax for specifying named arguments
to avoid potential collisions which may arise with the equality test
if we re-used just the '=' operator alone.
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