User Prompt Custom M Code

So I followed the guide here: forum.linuxcnc.org/20-g-code/33642-custom-m-code-python?start=0
To set up some custom M codes for prompting the user for input.
I had this functioning under an old version of Pathpilot V2.2.4 but with a more recent update V2.10.1 this setup no longer functions.

I stripped out a lot of the code in the remap and eventually think I have the issue narrowed down to what Bevins describes here: forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...thon-lessons-learned
The issue being that you can't call 3 python routines sequentially within a remap. So when my M code calls for some function (Tk(), linuxcnc.command(), etc.) it just gets ignored.
There is some indication that something is wrong when linuxcnc reads in the gcode file the terminal will spit out:
is_callable(oword.m20remap) = FALSE
for each of the remaps

Not sure if anyone knows of a way to fix this issue or another way of accomplishing the same end goal of being able to prompt the user for input and then run the program based on that input.

 

To be clear, I'm running under Pathpilot which looks like is still built on 2.8.0-pre1:

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prefix: /home/operator/tmc exec_prefix: /home/operator/tmc EMC2_BIN_DIR=/home/operator/tmc/bin EMC2_RTLIB_DIR=/home/operator/tmc/rtlib INIFILE: /home/operator/tmc/configs/tormach_lathe/tormach_15L_sim.ini expanded INIFILE: /home/operator/tmc/configs/tormach_lathe/tormach_15L_sim.ini EXTRA_ARGS: RUN_IN_PLACE=yes LINUXCNC version - 2.8.0~pre1

So it looks like it is running Python 2.7.6:

PythonPlugin: Python '2.7.6 (default, Oct 26 2016, 20:33:43) [GCC 4.8.4]' is_callable(remap.m20remap) = TRUE is_callable(remap.m21remap) = TRUE is_callable(remap.m22remap) = TRUE is_callable(remap.m23remap) = TRUE is_callable(remap.g300) = TRUE is_callable(remap.g740) = TRUE is_callable(remap.g71) = TRUE is_callable(remap.g711) = TRUE is_callable(remap.g72) = TRUE is_callable(remap.g721) = TRUE is_callable(remap.digital_io_output_on_immediate_M64) = TRUE is_callable(remap.digital_io_output_off_immediate_M65) = TRUE is_callable(remap.save_user_modals_M80) = TRUE is_callable(remap.restore_user_modals_M81) = TRUE is_callable(remap.start_video_recording_M301) = TRUE is_callable(remap.stop_video_recording_M302) = TRUE is_callable(remap.take_picture_M303) = TRUE is_callable(__init__) = TRUE Here's the relevant section of my .ini: # REMAPPING #pp_include includes/remap_common.inc REMAP = M20 modalgroup=10 python=m20remap REMAP = M21 modalgroup=10 python=m21remap REMAP = M22 modalgroup=10 python=m22remap REMAP = M23 modalgroup=10 python=m23remap USER_M_PATH = nc_subs:~/gcode/subroutines [PYTHON] TOPLEVEL = python/toplevel.py PATH_PREPEND = python PATH_PREPEND= ../common LOG_LEVEL = 10

And from remap.py:
# My custom M Codes #

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import sys from interpreter import * from Tkinter import * import linuxcnc list = #lc = linuxcnc.command() # Add an entry def m21remap(self, **words): #global list if not self.task: return INTERP_OK #list.append(self.blocks[self.remap_level].comment) self.error_handler.write("M21") return INTERP_OK def done(self, dialog, entries): for entry in entries: val = entry[1].get() if val.isdigit: self.params[entry[0]] = float(val) dialog.update() dialog.destroy() # Show the entries def m22remap(self, **words): if not self.task: return INTERP_OK #dir(self) #global list #entries = #row = 1 #if not hasattr(sys, 'argv'): #sys.argv = #dialog = Tk() #dialog.title(self.blocks[self.remap_level].comment) #for item in list: # ret = item.split(";") # prompt = ret[0] # if len(ret) == 1: # param = "_" + prompt.replace(" ", "") # else: # param = "_" + ret[1].replace(" ", "") # Label(dialog, text=prompt).grid(row=row) # entry = Entry(dialog) # entry.grid(column=1, row=row) # try: # entry.insert(0, self.params[param]) # except: # pass # entries.append((param, entry)) # row += 1 #b1 = Button(dialog, text='OK', command=lambda: done(self, dialog, entries)) #b1.grid(row=row, column=0, sticky=W, pady=4) #b1.focus() #b1.bind(' ', lambda x: done(self, dialog, entries)) #mainloop() self.error_handler.write("M22") return INTERP_OK def m20remap(self, **words): #global list #list = self.error_handler.write("M20") return INTERP_OK def m23remap(self, **words): sys.argv = #dialog = Tk() self.error_handler.write("M23") return INTERP_OK #

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Lot of things commented out right now because I was just trying to get the functions to even send a message up to the status tab in the gui.
Full remap.py and .ini files attached.