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@@ -32,8 +32,7 @@
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#define wxMSW false
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#endif
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// Orca's styled button (Widgets/Button.hpp), used by PluginConfigField. Declared at global scope,
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// which is where the widget lives.
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// Orca's styled button (Widgets/Button.hpp), used by PluginConfigField. It lives at global scope.
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class Button;
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namespace Slic3r { namespace GUI {
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@@ -487,9 +486,8 @@ public:
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void enable() override;
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void disable() override;
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// Window-field: the dynamic rows live inside a single container panel (assigned to the base
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// `window` in BUILD), so the field exposes one window instead of a bare sizer. This lets focus/
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// scroll, full-width sizing and teardown operate on the whole field.
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// The rows live in one container panel (the base `window`), so the field exposes a window instead
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// of a bare sizer and focus, sizing and teardown apply to the whole field.
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wxWindow* getWindow() override { return window; }
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void msw_rescale() override;
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@@ -521,11 +519,10 @@ private:
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std::function<std::string()> m_selector;
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};
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// A settings row whose value is a raw JSON document that nobody should type by hand: the row shows a
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// button, the button opens PluginsConfigDialog, and the document it hands back becomes the field's
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// value. Routing the edit through the ordinary Field value/on_change_field path is what earns the row
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// the same dirty state and revert arrow as every other setting — the dialog itself never touches the
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// preset.
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// A settings row whose value is a raw JSON document nobody types by hand: the button opens
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// PluginsConfigDialog and the document it hands back becomes the field's value. The edit goes through
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// the ordinary Field value/on_change_field path, so the row gets the same dirty state and revert arrow
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// as any other setting — the dialog never touches the preset.
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class PluginConfigField : public Field {
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using Field::Field;
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public:
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void BUILD() override;
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// Which preset's capabilities the dialog lists. Supplied by the option group, which already
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// carries its Tab's type; an int for the same reason OptionsGroup::m_config_type is one — it
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// keeps Preset.hpp out of this header.
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// Which preset's capabilities the dialog lists; set by the option group. An int for the same
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// reason OptionsGroup::m_config_type is one: it keeps Preset.hpp out of this header.
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void set_preset_type(int type) { m_preset_type = type; }
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void set_value(const boost::any& value, bool change_event = false) override;
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@@ -546,8 +542,8 @@ public:
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void enable() override;
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void disable() override;
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// Window-field: the button is the whole field, so it is the window the option group sizes and
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// positions (the ColourPicker idiom). A container panel would be sized but never laid out.
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// The button is the whole field, so it is the window the option group sizes and positions (the
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// ColourPicker idiom). A container panel would be sized but never laid out, collapsing the row.
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wxWindow* getWindow() override { return window; }
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void msw_rescale() override;
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