Sync up with cura and cura-engine
fixes to Uranium
Tooltip areas should not steal mouse events
This prevents us from using the tooltip area in a pop-up where the Z
coordinates are not a good solution.
Round coordinates when sampling pixel for selection ray
Pixel coordinates must be integer for the Python bindings of Qt.
In Cura version 4.7 a bug regarding slowdowns in circular perimeters was
introduced (or at list gets triggered much more easily than in earlier
versions):
https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/issues/8321
This issue makes v4.7.x hardly usable.
Sticking to v4.5 has become quite "tricky" to say the least, due to
the massive python-induced dependency hell and lots of dependencies
being too new and/or incompatible for the 4.5 version.
Version 4.8 has been released on November 10 that fixes this glitch in
the simplification algorithm. The issue is still open, but is considered
to be solved with 4.8 and changed default settings for Maximum resolution
and Maximum Deviation.
From the Changelog of 4.8:
Fixed under-simplification (blobs, zits) on some printer models. An oversight
in 4.6.x resulted in an oversimplification (smoothing) of models.
The attempted fix in 4.7.x overcompensated, which gave difficulty
(zits, blobs) for some printer models when the resulting gcode became
too intricate. This is now fixed, though some profiles might need
to be updated, since they where made against 4.6.x, and therefore may
rely on the over-simplification.
PR: ports/251236
Submitted by: Sebastian <sko@rostwald.de>
- Add a pkg-message explaining how to access or sync datum grids from the CDN
(disabled by default)
- Add curl and tiff dependencies since proj can read datum grids from remote
COG (Cloud Optimized Geotiff)
- Take maintainer'ship (ok wen@)
PR: 245611
Submitted by: wen (first version)
Reviewed by: wen, rhurlin
Approved by: wen
Exp-run by: antoine
OpenCascade APIs changed significantly in some areas - FreeCAD
is affected on progress bars and some message output. While
messages are easily fixed, the affected progress bars have to
be enabled for now.
Patches adapted (some manual fuzzing required) from upstream
2cb9b147f1fd9cdb9de9
- switch to the more modern version of librsvg2 on architectures
supporting rust
- this will fix some graphical issues on these architectures
PR: 250276
Exp-run by: antoine
Submitted by: tobik
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D18878
crashes when several JDK versions are installed and javawm(1) picks
higher version (happens when /usr/ports/Mk/bsd.java.mk is absent,
contrary to documented selection process which is designed to behave
almost identically WRT presence/absence of /usr/ports/Mk/bsd.java.mk
- While here, simplify the script a bit and remove keywords and their
expansion, they are useless for wrapper scripts
PR: 250268
Submitted by: rodrigo
- Update PyQt to 5.15.0, py-sip to 4.19.24 and qscintilla2 to 2.11.5
- Use pypi for PYQT [1]
- Add devel/py-qt5-sip (Don't use it for now. It will be used in future updates of PyQt with py-sip >= 5)
- Add missing py-qt5 ports: comms/py-qt5-sensors, devel/py-qt5-location, devel/py-qt5-remoteobjects, net/py-qt5-networkauth
- Strip libs
- Refactor *_PATH and *_PORT parts
[1] RiverBankComputing doesn't offer links to download latest version of some ports
PR: 247369
Reviewed by: tcberner
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D25749
Exp-run by: antoine
Also, it adds math/py-numpy-stl - an optional dependency that makes
loading STL files much faster. Without it, Cura was complaining:
2020-09-20 02:19:31,877 - WARNING - [MainThread] STLReader.STLReader.<module> [32]: Could not find numpy-stl, falling back to slower code.
I'm not sure where the 6.x version in cad/fdm_materials came from, seems
like now that project has its version in sync with the Cura version,
so I chose to increment PORTEPOCH for that. [Greg]
- fdm_materials adds some new materials usable with Cura
- I had to bump PORTEPOCH on a couple of ports
- py-numpy-stl was added on a separate commit
- Bump version checking in Cura on some dependancies
[db]
PR: ports/249468
Submitted by: greg@unrelenting.technology
