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This is no longer necessary, see: T98554.

In previous versions, when using markers to switch between cameras,
a single animated camera would be exported.

This would cause motion blur issues when the camera would jump quickly
and unexpectedly between two positions.

Instead, we now export all marker cameras, but restrict their time
range to switch between them.

If a camera is used multiple times through a shot, as many cameras
with the same name will be exported.

Instead, get frame ranges for each camera. This will allow us to
export many animated cameras with appropriate frame ranges.

Remove x_rot_correction in convert_transform_matrix(), since it's
always True

- Remove unused import, variable and f-strings
- Replace "if not len(sequence)" by "if len(sequence) == 0"
- Remove useless else block after continue

This dict is only used from the write_jsx_file function, so its
content can be stored directly there instead of passed around.

Use classes for each object type, which include data and animation
collection, and script generation, instead of long and similar
functions for each of these steps.

Also:
- add option to export solids;
- do not systematically prefix all AE object names with an underscore,
  as this is not so useful and can be frustrating in comps.

This allows a greater float precision, needed by AE for accuracy.

Noticed this when trying to export a shot starting at frame 101 at 24
fps:
>>> "%f" % (101 / 24)
  '4.208333', not enough precision for AE
>>> f"{101/24}"
  '4.208333333333333', good enough for AE

https://wiki.blender.org/wiki/Process/Addons

Due to the revised add-on policy add-ons such as this
should not be shipped with Blender since it needs to
connect to an external commercial service.

Ref D12890

In rB4ddad5a7ee5d9c3245593c509714f8c1359f9342
the `RENDER_PT_dimensions` class was renamed to
`RENDER._PT_format`

This wasn't set as persistent, causing unregistration to fail.

- Don't end descriptions with '.'.
- Remove deprecated `GL_LINE_STIPPLE`.

Use python3 syntax + remove some unessessary variables

Reviewed By: campbellbarton

Ref D11961

Make it single-column, displaying unit and more inline with the
current Dimensions panel.

Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D11610

Reviewed By: Aaron Carlisle

Reworking the last commit. Previous commit fixed rotation bug, but
would freeze Blender when doing certain transforms with Exact Edit.

Fixing bug / regression that prevented possible new Free locations
from being drawn when rotating out of a 'flat' angle.

Fixing bad code logic preventing right mouse clicks from being
passed through in certain circumstances when running Set Measure.

Cleaning up comments and converting some into doc strings.
Other minor code reorganization.

Update/workaround to account for code changes after 2.83 preventing
custom orientation matrixes from being read if a valid axis constrait
was not provided to bpy.ops.transform.rotate.

In this mode, the "sensor" always takes the first sensor value, called
sensor_height. But the "dimension" is either image height or width,
whichever is greater.

Reported by user ClumsyFingers on Blender Artists.

During implementation of D9556, the transformations for the objects
were changed to accomodate new object types. This rendered the new
exported files incompatible with old ones.

This commit brings back compatibility while still allowing export of
images and solids.

This squashed commit also:
- sets the default AE comp name to the blend file name

- reverts "io_export_after_effects: update to 2.8 T63856"
(commit 5781362d)
I don’t know what happened there, but it actually removed some
features, most notably rBA31e5c6b9.

- does a bit of cleanup, formatting, and refactoring:
  - include main() function in operator
  - use loop for prop animation writing
  - fix long-standing bug where spot lights wouldn't export cone angle
    and blend
  - simplify selection data structure

In rBA6aa8e130eff59059886e203ff95221609f63b222 all
occurrences of "lamp" where replaced with "light" which
also accidentally renamed "clamp" to "clight". All incorrect
usages of `clight` are replaced with `clamp` in this patch.

Reviewed By: mont29

Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D9783