Gui: Group View Commands in View toolbar

[carlopav]

Group view commands by default in the view toolbar.
Since the introduction of the Navigation_Cube, the user have a quick way to change the view. Therefore there is not the necessity anymore to have 7 view buttons in the toolbar to access the functions that are easily usable through the Navigation_Cube.
Grouping them under a common goes in the direction of saving real estate in the FreeCAD window.

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[yorikvanhavre]

I have some doubts about this, because the very idea of having these buttons in a toolbar is to have them explicitly shown so it's a one-click to switch from one view to another. Given that the navicube can be turned off, this bar then takes all its sense...

I would suggest doing something else, then: Isolate them in a separate toolbar, so a user can simply turn it off. What do you think?

[carlopav]

I think this is a good idea! I think I can change it if you want. I should be up to the task :)

[yorikvanhavre]

Your baby now 😎

[berndhahnebach]

would you rebase the PR to make it run on CI?

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[carlopav]

I kept thinking about this change, and perhaps I was too hasty to PR it. Let's leave as it is now for the moment, at the end some more icons are not too problematic for the overall user experience...

[yorikvanhavre]

Okay! Let's keep this in a corner of our minds though