There was a bug in unit tests that led to generating the wipe tower with non-normalized preset.
This caused out-of-bounds access into max_layer_height vector in fill_wipe_tower_partitions.
The problem surfaced in https://github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer/issues/2288.
I quickly patched additional normalization of the preset to prevent this from happening.
Also, an assert in the same function turned out to trip on one of the tests.
This one was commented out for now and will (hopefully) be looked into later.
Function Print::apply_config was renamed to apply_config_perl_tests_only so everyone
sees its current purpose and does not mistake it for the more important Print::apply.
Fedora (and, I supposed, most recent Linux distros) build everything
with -Werror=format-security. If you attempt to build with
-DSLIC3R_PERL_XS (which we need in order to run the test suite), the
build fails because of two strings in the Perl XS code:
/usr/bin/perl -MExtUtils::XSpp::Cmd -e xspp -- -t "/builddir/build/BUILD/PrusaSlicer-version_2.0.0-rc2/xs/xsp/typemap.xspt" "/builddir/build/BUILD/PrusaSlicer-version_2.0.0-rc2/xs/xsp/Print.xsp":585:31: error: format not a string literal and no format arguments [-Werror=format-security]
Ths fixes up two instances of that.
template.
Reworked naming of the plater exports to not use the output file name
template, but to derive the file name from the first printable object's name.
Fixed error handling: Reimpemented the Perl's "eval" blocks
as try / catch blocks.
replaced Print & SLAPrint pointers with BackgroundProcessing pointer
at the GLCanvas3D level, so that the Print & SLAPrint access will be
synchronized with the current printer technology.
by PrintObject::region_volumes. This is due to the way Print::apply()
works, it does not invalidate an existing PrintObject if a new region
is added to the print.
added unique IDs to the Model / ModelObject / ModelVolume objects,
added a copy of Model hierarchy at the Print,
WIP: new Print::apply() method to update the Print's copy of Model,
to update the Print's PrintObjects, to update status of the Print and
PrintObjects, and to possibly stop the background processing.
