Simple G-Code Generator

I saved the file with linux line endings and it ran but I got a segmentation fault when editing a rectangle pocket. Same thing with 3.3.1.

You might add the option to set the default units and plane.

JT

I think I fixed the segmentation fault issue. There were mandatory parameter checks (avoid endless loops) missing in three classes.

Version 3.3.2. is now available.

I am not sure if I understood your suggestion. Default units and plane for each object, or overall? For overall I got the preamble (custom code). I guess the metric default values are an issue, right? They can be edited in the code in the file <nclasses> class <Basedata>.

Found another issue on my LinuxCNC controller. I do not get axis-remote working from within the script when started stand-alone (the button <Save & LCNC Load> should be activated if LCNC is running.

Erik

Aye a check box for units and plane would be nice. So you don't have to edit it each time.

JT

I assume setting the units is only needed once. At the moment there are two ways possible:
1. edit the default preamble in the code <sgg.py> or...
2. put a g-code file named <preamble.ngc> into the directory of the script. This will be loaded as the default. Same works for the postamble.

Setting the plane makes sense for each object. Unfortunately the object classes are not written with this in mind. I will have a look on that...

Erik

Hello Erik!
Tried your console version of multiline text2 gcode converter, works beautifully in linuxCNC emulated mode (have no HW interface for my Mori Seiki Junior yet but might build an interface sooner or later, depends on how long my FANUC 10M controller remains in shape...) So my question is: How do I create code for my 10M? It takes simple ISO, no advanced macro and/or program logic in the code afaik...
Greetings /Roger

Hi Roger,
all object modules create g-code without subroutines except the subroutine module. So the resulting code might work with your 10M.
btw: just uploaded the latest version 3.6.0.
Erik