How can the cursor disappear after running G-code ends?

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4 years 7 months ago #236249 by chen1234

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When I run NGC files in different configuration interfaces, I found that in some configuration interfaces, the G code program runs to the previous line of M2 and the cursor stops and remains, while in other configuration interfaces, the G code program runs to the previous line of M2 and the cursor stops and then disappears .
I want to realize the function that the M2 cursor disappears or the cursor stays in the line of M2, where should I look? Hope someone can give me a hint.

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4 years 7 months ago #236256 by tommylight

Replied by tommylight on topic How can the cursor disappear after running G-code ends?

In a terminal before and after cursor disappears:

Code:

lsusb

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4 years 7 months ago #236281 by HansU

Replied by HansU on topic How can the cursor disappear after running G-code ends?

@chen I assume with cursor you are meaning the highlighted line in the G-Code?

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4 years 7 months ago #236304 by chen1234

Replied by chen1234 on topic How can the cursor disappear after running G-code ends?

HansU wrote:
@chen I assume with cursor you are meaning the highlighted line in the G-Code?

thanks ，hansu
Yes, what I want to express is G-code highlighting, I use Google Translate, maybe some words are not accurate, sorry.
I would like to know how to go about setting the G-code display line?
There is one more small problem. My custom code (M100-M199) and remapping code cannot be highlighted at runtime, how do I set this up?
Below is part of my code:
remap.py:

Code:

def m702(self, **words):
    yield INTERP_EXECUTE_FINISH 
    if self.task:
            a = str(words['f'])
            b = str(words['p'])
            c = str(words['q'])
            par = str(a+' '+b+' '+c)
            print ('parameters=',str(a+' '+b+' '+c))
            main = "/home/xhiqi/linuxcnc-dev/nc_files/e1803/M108C"     #Executable path 
            os.system(main +' '+ par)

M-code

Code:

#!/bin/bash

p=$1  
q=$2  

~/.../../BBB  $p $q   #Executable path 
exit 0

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4 years 7 months ago #236319 by HansU

Replied by HansU on topic How can the cursor disappear after running G-code ends?

I think this belongs to a general problem that G- and M-Codes which don't do any motion are not highlighted at all.
It is also an issue that bothers me.

Hans

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