QtVCP gcode file opening

if you try git status in the terminal maybe it will show some needed work that hasn't been pushed yet? Hope it's not too hard to find.

Chris M

cmorely wrote:
I was wondering why i was not observing the problem you have reported and i have noticed you have .ngc in your INI FILTER entry

Yes, the component this is based around is for a plasma cutter and the component handles all Z axis movements so the gcode file is filtered to comment out all the Z stuff

Cheers, Phill

cmorley wrote:

if you try git status in the terminal maybe it will show some needed work that hasn't been pushed yet? Hope it's not too hard to find.

Me too...

Cheers, Phill.

cmorley wrote:

Which seems to have something to do with one of these:
self.plasmac_settings_tabs.setCurrentIndex(1)
self.materials.setCurrentIndex(-1)

Maybe I should mention that I used :
pyuic5 FILENAME.ui

To print the parsed and converted .ui file to the terminal.
Since those where the only refrences that used 'setCurrentIndex' I assume there is a problem with plasmac_settings or materials.
Hopefully not a wild goose chase...

Chris M

Would you believe it was caused by not having a mdi history file...

The attached patch creates the file if it doesn't exist.


Cheers, Phill.

Ok It seems to be something in your handler file - I loaded the screen with a relatively blank handler file it it displays.... I'll keep digging

Chris M

OH wow just read your last post about MDI - interesting.
that is one thing that is much worse with PyQt that the errors are often much harder to debug then pyGTK...

Ok i'll add that and then back to the original problem...

Chris

cmorley wrote:

Ok i'll add that and then back to the original problem...

Now I have forgotten the original problem...

Cheers, Phill.

hmm that fix didn't work for me .. and i did have a history file anyways...

This is a weird one.
Chris M

It does work consistently for me.

I also did a diff between my original local repo and the one I cloned from github and that was basically the only difference.

Cheers, Phill.