But now there is a problem with font scaling.
Function font.Scaled(val) return scaled system font from primary monitor.
That is why application's name and version has so strange scale.
* Changed some labels on buttons. The Dialog name shows a purpose now
* SaveDialog is called, when UnsavedChangesDialog is shown.
* Added prototype for the "exit" icon
+ Fixed layout for the "Machine limits" page
Splash Screen under OSX requires a call of wxYeild() for update.
But wxYield() furthers a case, when CallAfter() in CLI::run() was called at the wrong time, before some of the GUI was created.
So, there is workaround:
Parameters needed for later loads are encapsulated to GUI_App::AFTER_INIT_LOADS structure
and are used in GUI_App::AFTER_INIT_LOADS::on_loads which is called just ones after wxEVT_IDLE
https://github.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer/issues/1212
WIP: The hints do not rescale when switching the "usage" combo box.
The new g-code time estimator needs to be updated to not read
the machine limits if not enabled.
+ fixed a bug : Case sensitivity of printer's name wasn't check during the adding of a new printer,
as a result in printers list was appeared both of printers (ex. "YuSanka" and "yusanka"), but related file was just one.
over excessively long tree control items, stealing the window focus.
In case the Tab was reparented from the MainFrame to the floating dialog,
the tooltip created by the Tree Control before reparenting is not reparented,
but it still points to the MainFrame. If the tooltip pops up, the MainFrame
is incorrectly focussed, stealing focus from the floating dialog.
The workaround is to delete the tooltip control.
Vojtech tried to reparent the tooltip control, but it did not work,
and if the Tab was later reparented back to MainFrame, the tooltip was displayed
at an incorrect position, therefore it is safer to just discard the tooltip control
altogether.
