The problem was probably 'max', but cast the others just to be sure. (This would cause the C++ part of Qt to think it wasbeing given a float from Pyton somehow.)
should fix CURA-9196
I've simplified the dot spacing logic a bit.
For some reason the background does not line up perfectly with the slider. So when it is set to 0 there is still a slight offset on the slider handle.
CURA-9203
Not sure if it fixes it for all OSes, but the documentation says that this
is a platform specific setting and it increases it by 1.25 for me. Since
the velocity is in pixels/s, it makes sense to have it depend on the screenscale
factor
CURA-9182
I'm not entirely sure if this fixes it on windows, but it does at least fix things on Linux.
There are a few important changes to note here:
1. Increased the time of the fade timer to 200ms
2. Removed the mousearea, instead using the hover of scrollview
So why are these important? Nr 1 seems to be because updates seem to be faster? If I set it to 100
I could get it to work reasonably well on qt5, but in qt6, it's about 50% of the times that i'm too slow.
So we need the extra time.
As for the mouse area, it seems that the scrollview was eating up all the hover / containsMouse events.
As scrollview has the same properties that we need, we can just get rid of the mouseArea
CURA-9112
These are the enums from cura/API/account.py
somehow exposing these enums from python to QML doesn't work properly anymore
A better solution should be found in the very near future
CURA-9146
When scrolling the setting list, it was clearing the focus in order to close the pop-ups in the setting list. If pop-ups like for the infill pattern or extruder selection settings are not closed, the pop-up part is still rendered even if the user scrolls those settings out of view, causing the pop-up to appear somewhere on top of completely unrelated interface elements. It scrolls all the way to the top of the screen, effectively.
I couldn't find a way to cause pop-ups to be clipped with the rest of the contents of the ListView. They are always rendered on top due to the nature of the pop-up. I could find a way to trigger pop-ups to close upon changing the scrolled position without changing the focus, but that method was fairly complex with a bunch of `Connection`s and an extra signal. This is by far the simplest solution.
Contributes to issue CURA-9070.
