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I want to know if is possible to edit the GUI Axis
, without adding new things with glade. 
where is the axis GUI?
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John
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what their name?
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does not exist in my file system, may be another path?
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If you want to edit the code to Axis, the answer to your question is simple.
/usr/bin/axis is the executable, except that because python is an interpreted language (in the main), this file is not a binary but the actual code.
Save a copy of it and edit away.
The copy I run has 4 different patches I made; to load the last file open at start up, set the font and size of the gcode display, write the name of the current loaded file to /tmp, write a time stamp report for each run of code etc.
The only problem is that each update of Linuxcnc you will have to check the axis file again and possibly re-incorporate your code if it has altered.
regards
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The Axis GUI is a Glade project. If you have a git checkout look in /src/emc/usr_interf/axis iirc.
John
I wish it were... it uses TkInter and some weird widgets plus actions layered deeply down in Tcl. I found it very hard to grasp what's going on in Axis by reading the code.
- Michael
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BigJohnT wrote:
The Axis GUI is a Glade project. If you have a git checkout look in /src/emc/usr_interf/axis iirc.
John
I wish it were... it uses TkInter and some weird widgets plus actions layered deeply down in Tcl. I found it very hard to grasp what's going on in Axis by reading the code.
- Michael
Ah, sometimers creeping in I think... I was thinking of touchy I think or gui6 or gscreen or... who knows
In any case if you do a git checkout of LinuxCNC the python part of Axis will be found in /src/emc/usr_intf/axis and I have no idea where the TkInter part hides.
John
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/src/emc/usr_interf/axis iirc.
does not exist in my file system, may be another path?
You will have to do a git checkout of the files to find it in your home directory. See my above post for the link.
John
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The files still exist (and can be freely edited) in a normal LiveCD installation.meduag wrote:
You will have to do a git checkout of the files to find it in your home directory. See my above post for the link./src/emc/usr_interf/axis iirc.
does not exist in my file system, may be another path?
The axis Python code is in /usr/bin/axis. I can't recall where the corresponding tcl file is, but it's somewhere around there, possibly usr/share.
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