It's a new component so that we don't have to re-implement it everywhere. In this case we do have to anchor it correctly though because ScrollView doesn't do that by itself.
Contributes to issue CURA-8686.
We've not been clipping this for so long, but the text really does overlap with the label and the buttons if we don't (and the text is sufficiently large).
Contributes to issue CURA-8686.
Was deemed OK to do this by UX. Since some of these are _very_ incomplete, a heading was added to the combobox to indicate where the incomplete languages start, so the user isn't confused when +- 90% is still in English.
CURA-8899
The tutorials say it should work, but it doesn't. Now we make the whole thing a flickable with an attached textarea property, which does seem to work.
Contributes to issue CURA-8686.
The width was unknown because it's all in a scrollview that could have an infinite width. I now fixed it to scale with the viewport's width.
Contributes to issue CURA-8682.
I didn't realise that Cura already had a menu item. To prevent
Confusion, i've changed Cura.MenuItem to use UM.MenuItem and let all
other menus use Cura.MenuItem
You could want to change that if you're an expert. The skirt/brim extruder is really only relevant for the prime tower brim if you're using a raft. If not using a raft, setting the adhesion extruder is equivalent.
Contributes to issue CURA-8868.
The adhesion extruder is now split up into multiple sub-settings. Where applicable to the brim or skirt, get it from the skirt/brim extruder. Where applicable to a specific part of the raft, get it from that part's extruder. Where applicable to the whole raft, get it from the adhesion extruder.
Contributes to issue CURA-8868.
We want to be able to print the layers of the raft with different extruders. To this end, we'll make sub-settings of the adhesion extruder that allow setting the extruder for each part of the raft differently from the rest.
Contributes to issue CURA-8868.
In Qt's ListModel, the section headers collect items case-insensitively. However, when checking whether a printer should be visible (when the section header is expanded) was still checked case-sensitively. As a result, it was hiding all printers that did not use the same casing in its manufacturer name, e.g. FlashForge vs. Flashforge.
Fixes#11125.
