These changes were originally made to simplify the interface of how data was added to the model and facilitate easier testing. This led to some overrides being ignored however breaking the ability to add workspaces in multi input mode for the FQ and convolution tabs. As this PR is just supposed to be removing uneeded code. I have reverted these changes for now and removed the tests they enabled.

Previously m_continuous was not being set in this case and was just being left to a default. In most cases this was defaulting correctly to true but was causing issues with Ubuntu on the build servers.

By far the most common type of multidomain function you want to create is one where each domain has the same functional form and has a domain index equal to it's place in the function. This adds a method to cover this case to function factory.

Redesign axes tab in figure options to accommodate both 2D and 3D plots

Restrict Peaks that Can be Added to a PeaksWorkspace to the Same Instrument

LoadWAND should add the duration log

Add helper functions for parsing ISIS journal files

Improve extrapolation beyond range of supplied attenuation profile

Replace boost::shared_ptr with std::shared_ptr

This means we can hide the parsing function that takes an xml string from the public interface and add a friend class to test this.
It also means that getRuns() can be called multiple times with different criteria without having to re-parse the file.

Re #26897

Shorten commit length requirement to 10 characters

Expose background subtraction options in GUI

Allow z-axis limits and label to be changed by double-clicking on it in 3D plots.

Giovanni Di Siena authored 4 years ago and Gigg, Martyn Anthony committed 4 years ago

In places other substitutions have been made, e.g
Clang does not yet specialize std::shared_ptr for T[]. Vector
has been used instead. The operator[] methods were incorrectly
marked const but returning a non-const reference - this has been fixed.
Refs #25842

Workbench crash after closing a plot then defining a new fit fn

Adds a couple of generic functions for requesting data from a journal. The main work is done by a function that takes the file contents as a string so that this can be easily tested. A wrapper function allows the file to first be fetched from a URL constructed for the instrument and cycle.

Also adds a couple of functions for requesting the list of cycles, again with one function taking the file contents and another which finds the URL for the instrument.

Re #26897