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21 Dec 2016 20:19 #84517
by jtc
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jtctech.pt/download/dxf_drilling_v0.1.rar
most part of the code are documented. As I say before is not finished, but is working.
João
most part of the code are documented. As I say before is not finished, but is working.
João
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21 Dec 2016 23:30 #84526
by phillc54
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This
may be of some help.
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21 Dec 2016 23:41 #84527
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Thank you!
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22 Dec 2016 01:57 #84532
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Did you look at my (fairly simple) example?
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22 Dec 2016 02:33 #84533
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Andy, Are you talking about the bender example? I haven't had much time to look at any of the ideas yet in detail.
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22 Dec 2016 02:37 #84534
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Yes. It allows you to type in bends and angles in the GUI (and, with more work, save and load from file). Not a big step to make it XY hole positions.
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22 Dec 2016 04:26 #84540
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I am still at Ver. 2.5, so I am guessing that it will not work.
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22 Dec 2016 10:26 #84546
by andypugh
Well, you won't be able to simply run the demo config as-is.
But, making the same changes to a 2.5 config ought to work.
In the INI file this part loads the table GUI:
bender.ui is the glade GUI, bender.py does the actions.
You could edit the UI with Glade to have the columns you want.
bender.py contains Python code that handles editing values and adding/removing lines in the table. This is also where file save / load would go, but it isn't currently there. Currently there is a bit of code in here that runs when the "start" button on the GUI is pressed, but it would probably be better if this was operated by a hardware button, which is fairly easy to do. When the "Start" button is pressed all that happens is that the g-code program bender.ngc is run. This could contain anything, and is quite possibly the only file (other than the INI) that would need to be changed to make this into a driller rather than a bender.
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I am still at Ver. 2.5, so I am guessing that it will not work.
Well, you won't be able to simply run the demo config as-is.
But, making the same changes to a 2.5 config ought to work.
In the INI file this part loads the table GUI:
# add GladeVCP panel where PyVCP used to live:
EMBED_TAB_NAME=Bending
EMBED_TAB_COMMAND= gladevcp -c bender -x {XID} -u bender.py bender.uibender.ui is the glade GUI, bender.py does the actions.
You could edit the UI with Glade to have the columns you want.
bender.py contains Python code that handles editing values and adding/removing lines in the table. This is also where file save / load would go, but it isn't currently there. Currently there is a bit of code in here that runs when the "start" button on the GUI is pressed, but it would probably be better if this was operated by a hardware button, which is fairly easy to do. When the "Start" button is pressed all that happens is that the g-code program bender.ngc is run. This could contain anything, and is quite possibly the only file (other than the INI) that would need to be changed to make this into a driller rather than a bender.
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22 Dec 2016 12:47 #84548
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Andy,
Thanks again for your input into this. I have not tried using Glade yet, so I am going to have to look into this further. I was hoping to have another tab to click on and then fill in a table all in Axis. Your suggestion may work for me,but it will have to wait until I have more time to look into it as I am trying to finish up another project first.
I appreciate your help!
Thanks again for your input into this. I have not tried using Glade yet, so I am going to have to look into this further. I was hoping to have another tab to click on and then fill in a table all in Axis. Your suggestion may work for me,but it will have to wait until I have more time to look into it as I am trying to finish up another project first.
I appreciate your help!
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22 Dec 2016 13:03 - 22 Dec 2016 13:04 #84549
by andypugh
That is exactly what you would get.
(This is running in a VM on the Mac, which is why there is a realtime delay)
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I have not tried using Glade yet, so I am going to have to look into this further. I was hoping to have another tab to click on and then fill in a table all in Axis.
That is exactly what you would get.
(This is running in a VM on the Mac, which is why there is a realtime delay)
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