need help with gscreen
09 May 2022 22:53 - 09 May 2022 22:53 #242419
by thadwald
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Hi
I am working on a custom gscreen gui. I cannot figure out how to open a gcode file programmatically. Actually, what I would like to do is simply store the current file upon exit, then reload it when LCNC starts. I am able to store the current file but I cannot seem to open a new one.
I am a complete newbie to python, so any help will be appreciated. Pointers to working code examples or programming manuals would be particularly helpful.
Thanks
I am working on a custom gscreen gui. I cannot figure out how to open a gcode file programmatically. Actually, what I would like to do is simply store the current file upon exit, then reload it when LCNC starts. I am able to store the current file but I cannot seem to open a new one.
I am a complete newbie to python, so any help will be appreciated. Pointers to working code examples or programming manuals would be particularly helpful.
Thanks
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09 May 2022 23:15 #242421
by tommylight
Add the file name in the display section of the .ini file, file must be in the config folder, or add the full path to it.
Not sure if it works on GScreen though.
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[DISPLAY]
OPEN_FILE = cncbytoma.ngc
Not sure if it works on GScreen though.
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09 May 2022 23:40 #242429
by thadwald
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Unfortunately for me, gscreen does not appear to support OPEN_FILE ...
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10 May 2022 01:14 #242448
by thadwald
Replied by thadwald on topic need help with gscreen
I learned how to do this by looking at gmoccapy.py. Thanks!
You use the HAL widgets:
You use the HAL widgets:
self.widgets.vcp_filechooser.set_filename(file)
self.widgets.vcp_action_open.load_file(file)
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