Lets try to use own QueuedConnection type instead of default
AutoConnection. To implement it we need to disconnect all default slots
and reconnect them with specified connection type
* do not use private variables if there are special methods
* change macro call from `aw_*` to `aw_macro_*`
* add forgotten configuration reading/writting for list formatter
Macros should be declared as `aw_macro<name,arg1,arg2,...>{{macro body}}` and then
they may be used as `aw_name<arg1,arg2,...>{{}}`. It just puts `macro
body` to pattern and replaces arguments to provided ones according to
macro call. E.g.:
```
$aw_macro<test,phrase>{{phrase}}$aw_test<hello world>{{}}
```
will transform into
```
hello world
```
Actually properties height and width are QDialog ones, just rename them
to ones with `item` prefix. No configuration keys were changed.
Update translations as well.
* new tag - $tstime
* add summand parameter to float formatter
* drop version.h includes since it has been moved to awdebug.h (e.g. to
introduce BUILD_FUTURE guards easy in the future)
* drop c++14 requirements since it is not used
* move from enum to enum classes
* more intuitive graph building in GI
* allow X-AW-Direction property works with graphs and bars
more intuinitve configuration interface in graphicalitem. Improve code
for the future references (in case if new color type will be added).
Change X-AW-*Color values to ones with prefixes (added autoconversion
from old-version api)
* translation update
* fix broken build with gcc (#87). The issue was reproduced only with
gcc build and has been resolved by just replacing C-like `isnan` to
`std::isnan`
Bump API version and add new parameters. Also:
1. Fix function combobox in configuration UI.
2. Drop datasource from time engine as well.
3. Small edit abstractdesources class
As it was found the issue has been caused by parallel access to
QGraphicsScene so it has been cleared before convertion to pixmap. It
has been resolved by deletion concurrent updates in this place (it makes
sense anyway).
This commits series introduces bars which may be calculated from any
custom formula. For a start I've renamed $bar*tag to $bar* and add new
configuration parameters to graphical items.
