The File menu ran six output commands together with no separators, and
"Export" / "Export All" didn't say what they exported. Group them by what
they produce:
- Save Copy as .nest File... (was Export .nest...) moves next to Save As,
since it writes the nest file rather than exporting a plate.
- Export Plate... / Export All Plates... (were Export / Export All) get their
own group and the "..." their save dialogs call for.
- Nest Report... / Part Printouts... (were View ...) form a reports group.
- Storage Mode... gets its own separator above Exit.
Export Nest Report... is removed: the report viewer already has Save As
(available even without WebView2), so it was a second path to the same PDF.
Its guard and failure tests now drive the viewer path, and the atomic-write
test calls WriteNestReport directly. The Avalonia prototype's matching
command is renamed too.
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Write PlateViewDrawRapid/PlateViewDrawBounds only when changed from the default
or already saved, as the WinForms settings provider does, so a later default
change still applies. Give the render thread a copy of a broken common-line
part's box, and prune the label-point cache with the part paths.
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The plate canvas now draws from the shared OpenNest.Desktop geometry
(ProgramPaths.cs is gone) and maps through ViewTransform: tabbed cutouts
fill as holes, break cuts stay out of the fill, display-only geometry is
dashed, and etch-only parts select by their marks. It adds the origin
axes, irregular sheets with hatched obstacles and their usable outline,
part numbers at the label point, cut-off lines with their segment
numbers, active and removed clamps, common lines, and the selection box.
View gets Draw Rapids, Pierce Points, Bounds, Offset, Cut Direction and
Support, per nest as in WinForms. Rapids and bounds are read from the
shared user settings (PlateViewDrawRapid/PlateViewDrawBounds) when a
nest opens and written when it closes; --snapshot ignores them.
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The main window loads the post processors in Posts/ beside the app (their
materials registered) as it loads engine plug-ins, and reports any that
fail in the status line. It then reads the machines off the UI thread
through the shared MachineSettingsSource, following storage.json's mode
(the nest server's copy in Database mode), copies legacy clamps onto the
defaults' or only machine as WinForms does, and shows the offline-copy or
clamp warning in the status line. The machines and posts are kept in
DesktopSettings for later screens; nothing uses them yet.
The two posts the WinForms app ships now build with the Avalonia app and
copy to its Posts/ directory, with their settings JSON unless an edited
copy is already deployed.
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The Avalonia app applies the colour scheme saved as ActiveColorScheme in
the shared user-settings file when the main window opens, and recolours a
nest's drawings from it when opening the nest, as WinForms does.
The plate canvas draws the background, sheet, edge spacing, etch, part
outlines and selection from the active scheme through SkiaSchemePalette,
a cache of Skia colours rebuilt when the scheme's colours change, instead
of hard-coded colours. Part outlines follow the scheme's outline colour
or the fill darkened as WinForms darkens it. There is no Options screen
to change the scheme yet.
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Files dropped anywhere on the main window, over the nest view too, are
taken (as a copy) only when one is a .nest file; each opens in its own
tab, or shows its tab if already open, and other files are ignored, as
in the WinForms app. Load warnings follow as for File > Open, and as
File > Open, a drop works while Auto Nest runs.
File > Exit shows and answers Ctrl+Q, asking about unsaved nests as
closing the window does; the window placement is still saved on exit.
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File > Save (Ctrl+S), Save As and Export .nest, with Save and Save As on
the toolbar. Save writes to the file saved to this session, else asks
for one in the nest's folder; a failed save says why, keeps the nest
unsaved and points to Save As. One save or export runs at a time, a
nest cannot be closed while one is under way, and the nest Auto Nest
is working on is not written, checked again after the file picker.
Closing a nest with unsaved changes asks Save / Don't Save / Cancel, as
the WinForms nest window does; Exit asks about each unsaved nest in
turn, showing it, and reads the list again after each answer, since
Auto Nest can finish while a question is open. Cancel, or a save that
does not happen, keeps the app open; an unsaved nest still being
nested stops Exit with how to stop Auto Nest.
Nest load warnings are shown after opening, one dialog at a time and
scrolling when long; for nests opened from the command line they appear
once the window opens, and --snapshot only notes them in the status.
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Each open nest gets a tab along the bottom of the window, above the
status bar: the shown one is white with a blue line, a dot marks unsaved
Auto Nest results, x closes it and + opens another. Inside a tab, Plates
and Drawings tabs sit at the top of the left panel (Drawings lists each
drawing's nested and required quantity) and the plate header with
first/previous/next/last sits over the plate view. Each nest keeps its
own plate and zoom when you switch.
File > Open takes several files, and a file already open switches to its
tab. File > Close and Close All, View > Next/Previous Nest and
Ctrl+Tab/Ctrl+Shift+Tab switch or close nests. This version cannot save,
so closing a nest with Auto Nest results, or exiting with any, asks first
(Cancel is the default). Other nests can be opened and viewed while Auto
Nest runs; the nest being nested cannot be closed until it finishes.
Several nest paths on the command line open in tabs.
The Avalonia main window restores its last size, position and maximized
state from the shared user settings and saves them when it closes, keeping
the normal bounds while maximized. On Windows it reads what the WinForms
app saved: WinForms stores the outer window and Avalonia sets the client
area, so the size differs by the frame between the two apps. --snapshot
skips it, so its image never depends on the user's settings.
Auto Nest nests the remaining quantities on sheets like the shown plate
with the saved engine selection (plug-ins loaded as in the desktop app),
solving off the UI thread with shared progress text in the status bar.
The button becomes Stop, which discards the whole proposal; Open is
refused while it runs. A refused result changes nothing and says why.
--auto-nest runs it on the opened nest before --snapshot renders, and
the snapshot now writes the status line to <png>.txt for headless checks.
Add OpenNest.Desktop (net8.0), the toolkit-neutral layer the WinForms app
and OpenNest.Avalonia will share, and OpenNest.Desktop.Tests with a guard
that the library references no WinForms/WindowsDesktop, System.Drawing.Common
or Avalonia assembly, project setting or (transitive) package.
Both desktop front ends reference it; OpenNest.Avalonia joins OpenNest.sln
and the new tests join the Linux CI matrix. No code moves yet.
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Adds OpenNest.Avalonia, a throwaway Avalonia 11 app kept out of
OpenNest.sln, to gauge a Linux port. It reads nests through
OpenNest.IO and draws plates with Skia: a port of the desktop's
display paths (cuts, etches, manual lead-ins, filled material),
pan, cursor zoom, fit, hover and selection, beside a plate list and
a drawings DataGrid. --snapshot renders the window to a PNG.
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