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wxGUI/history: Create panel displaying info about command (OSGeo#3365)
The history log .wxgui_history is newly stored as a JSON file with command and command_info keys. When a new command is launched, it is stored as a new entry to a JSON file. The old plain text is preserved but not further used (we have two read methods but only one write method). The command info contains the following: runtime, timestamp, status (success, failed, aborted), if 2D/3D is set, and region settings. The History browser is newly the object of the Splitter window. At the upper part, there is a tree catalog with history commands, and at the bottom part, there is a panel displaying the command info. --------- Co-authored-by: lindakladivova <l.kladivova@seznam.cz> Co-authored-by: Anna Petrasova <kratochanna@gmail.com>
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