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... to test vertex, edge, and face creation.

The CreateVertexOperator now works and CreateEdgeOperator
is nearly ready for testing.

Also, fix some poor style.

David Thompson authored Nov 12, 2014 and Kitware Robot committed Nov 12, 2014

8b0527a6 Eliminate shadow warning.

David Thompson authored Nov 12, 2014 and Kitware Robot committed Nov 12, 2014

649ae6b1 Omit now-unnecessary calls to ensureSpecification().
1452eb0a Fix unit test to match new behavior.

Simply calling `Operator::specification()` will ensure
that the specification is not NULL.

David Thompson authored Nov 12, 2014 and Kitware Robot committed Nov 12, 2014

317fe8e7 Try fixing compile with a `const_pointer_cast`.

David Thompson authored Nov 12, 2014 and Kitware Robot committed Nov 12, 2014

c0a13dff Clean up.
09e92cd5 Documentation for conditional attribute items.
d48c5781 Fix some wrapping issues.
f0303b6b Ignore -Wshadow in clpp headers.
084aebbf Additional searches for items in attributes.
701695dc Progress on finding conditional attribute items.
ec9b2a84 Progress on "create brick" operator.
b9f105e0 Read/write associativity with bridge sessions.

Yumin Yuan authored Nov 12, 2014 and Kitware Robot committed Nov 12, 2014

08e94d36 Fix shadow warning from last commit

Yumin Yuan authored Nov 12, 2014 and Kitware Robot committed Nov 12, 2014

34e70dbd Minor debug code changes
3b7bda8d Adding support to expose model operators from tree view.

If user right-clicks on the 'bridge-session' item in the tree view, a context menu will popup with all operator names supported by the associated bridge, and when user clicks on the operator in the context menu, a dialog with UI for the operator specification will show up. Once user clicks OK after filling out the info on the dialog, a signal will be emitted with the specified operator, and the application can connect to the signal, then run the operation as desired. In the future, the context menu will be a little smarter in that based on what type of entity is selected, the menu will show different operations.

This adds the capability to recursively search for
child items in an attribute (i.e., beyond just the
items in the attribute to include children of
ValueItem instances belonging to the attribute as
well).

This is complicated by the fact that the brick may
be constructed from 2 different specifications:
(width, depth, height) or (center, axes, extentsion).
Some changes to the attribute system will be required
in order to handle conditional attributes.

David Thompson authored Nov 11, 2014 and Kitware Robot committed Nov 11, 2014

bae4b5eb Be careful with platform-dependent path separators.

David Thompson authored Nov 11, 2014 and Kitware Robot committed Nov 11, 2014

416b0a43 Fix it harder.

David Thompson authored Nov 11, 2014 and Kitware Robot committed Nov 11, 2014

65f99ba8 Avoid GetModuleFileName() to get test working.

David Thompson authored Nov 11, 2014 and Kitware Robot committed Nov 11, 2014

f670083c Make it stop!! Please?

David Thompson authored Nov 11, 2014 and Kitware Robot committed Nov 11, 2014

c318417b More Windows crud.

David Thompson authored Nov 11, 2014 and Kitware Robot committed Nov 11, 2014

87781892 Fix Windows some more.

David Thompson authored Nov 11, 2014 and Kitware Robot committed Nov 11, 2014

74b1c9c5 Fix smtk::function for Windows and older OS X SDKs.
fc28d91d On Mavericks, `ofstream(string)` doesn't exist...