| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age |
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This commit adds few more bits to scheme but mainly it chnages how
connectors specify angles. Originally it was in radians but we was
mapping that trough mathematical operations directly to sizes. But that
was problematic because of floating point inacuracy and we sometimes
founded intersection where there should be one. So this commit gets rid
of this at all and instead allows just some fixes axes to be used
instead of arbitrary angles.
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Positioning and probably even graphics are just temporally for now.
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This is just for development purposes. On release this bounding box
should be dropped.
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That widget is seriously buggy.. grr
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Previous implementation was pretty confusing. There was no delete on
level where variable override was happening. The object removal was
implemented inside constructor. Very nasty.
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Added machine status.
Widgets now hold size and registers dock has now scrollbars.
And more...
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Well I should commit every change instead of this madness. I am not
documenting changes as all this is just improvements and implementation
progression.
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