Gscreen - a GTK / Glade / Python based screen

I see,

I start getting a little lost with the handler file talk.

Anyway, things looking good so far.

Did you change it so if we do a tool call of Txx it will call the tool and not the wear offset? I finally was able to update my first Gscreen build on friday and noticed that a tool call with no wear offset actually changed the tool and didn't give me an error.

Can you use Gscreen in V2.5.2 ?


Rick

no. Gscreen require master.

Chris M

LAIR82 wrote: I see,

I start getting a little lost with the handler file talk.

Anyway, things looking good so far.

Did you change it so if we do a tool call of Txx it will call the tool and not the wear offset? I finally was able to update my first Gscreen build on friday and noticed that a tool call with no wear offset actually changed the tool and didn't give me an error.

I have not.
You may have forgot to remake after pulling changes.

Chris M

Do you know if there has been any interpreter changes in the last week or so?

I just in the last week and a half was able to get both machines to the same current level of gscreen( I stll hadn't updated to change the highlighted color of the running line) and must have botched my builds or something because I'm having nothing but issues with the offsets applying properly, and it is not seeing the tools in the tool table. Along with 3 files in the dev "bin" folder being locked in "root" during my remake really throwing me a curve ball. The operators said that they can only enter 1 offset at a time, go to mdi call the tool and go back enter the other value and call the tool again to get both values entered and applied to the machine.

I might just start over from scratch 1 machine at a time to get things straight. At this point we don't really need anything else to be at a commercial grade control (other than jog while program paused LOL), so once they are cleaned up they are done, finally.

Thanks Again Chris,

Rick

I am not sure what has changed lately.

I would use:
make clean;make

When remaking projects to be sure you clean and remake everything.
It takes longer of course. But I assume you don't remake every day

Chris M