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26 Nov 2013 06:14 #41168
by diegoroman17
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Hi,
I have my own GUI in GladeVCP. I need execute a O subrutine that is in a .ngc file that I previously have opened. How can I do it? Thanks for help me.
I have my own GUI in GladeVCP. I need execute a O subrutine that is in a .ngc file that I previously have opened. How can I do it? Thanks for help me.
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26 Nov 2013 06:22 #41169
by BigJohnT
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Use a MDI call to your subroutine.
JT
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26 Nov 2013 14:44 #41173
by newbynobi
This info is from here
Norbert
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import linuxcnc
s = linuxcnc.stat()
c = linuxcnc.command()
def ok_for_mdi():
s.poll()
return not s.estop and s.enabled and s.homed and (s.interp_state == linuxcnc.INTERP_IDLE)
if ok_for_mdi():
c.mode(linuxcnc.MODE_MDI)
c.wait_complete() # wait until mode switch executed
c.mdi("G0 X10 Y20 Z30")This info is from here
Norbert
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26 Nov 2013 21:36 #41178
by diegoroman17
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Precisely I have used the same statements replaced "c.mdi("G0 X10 Y20 Z30") " with "c.mdi("o100 call")" but this don´t work. The error say unable for read the file 100, but I don´t need read the file I need read the o subrutine inside the file that I have opened.
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26 Nov 2013 21:58 #41179
by mhaberler
That is a misunderstanding how o-word MDI calls are processed
Just put the subroutine in a file 100.ngc and go from there, and it will work
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Replied by mhaberler on topic call O subrutine from python
Precisely I have used the same statements replaced "c.mdi("G0 X10 Y20 Z30") " with "c.mdi("o100 call")" but this don´t work. The error say unable for read the file 100, but I don´t need read the file I need read the o subrutine inside the file that I have opened.
That is a misunderstanding how o-word MDI calls are processed
Just put the subroutine in a file 100.ngc and go from there, and it will work
-Michael
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26 Nov 2013 22:09 #41180
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Thanks Michael I try it. I have wanted to use the same file but if is necessary create other file don't problem.
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26 Nov 2013 22:20 #41183
by newbynobi
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can you please give more information about your GUI?
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27 Nov 2013 00:12 #41185
by diegoroman17
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sure.
Really in not only GUI. I have develop a custom CAM for CorelDraw that build the .ngc file for a laser machine. Now I want add the functionality of press a button en my GUI and the machine move along the perimeter without activate the laser. This is to see if the figures draw inside the material without do measurement of material. I have included the o subrutine that will draw the perimeter inside my .ngc and want only call this subrutine when I press the button "Trace". Now I have tried the solution of Michael and this work fine. Only is a few "ugly" have two files and the one only with o subrutine
Really in not only GUI. I have develop a custom CAM for CorelDraw that build the .ngc file for a laser machine. Now I want add the functionality of press a button en my GUI and the machine move along the perimeter without activate the laser. This is to see if the figures draw inside the material without do measurement of material. I have included the o subrutine that will draw the perimeter inside my .ngc and want only call this subrutine when I press the button "Trace". Now I have tried the solution of Michael and this work fine. Only is a few "ugly" have two files and the one only with o subrutine
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27 Nov 2013 00:31 #41186
by newbynobi
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Hallo,
is you CAM code open source?
I am asking, because I am planing to do something similar, and why invent the wheel twice?
If so, could you send me a copy?
What about screen shots?
Norbert
is you CAM code open source?
I am asking, because I am planing to do something similar, and why invent the wheel twice?
If so, could you send me a copy?
What about screen shots?
Norbert
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27 Nov 2013 01:13 #41187
by diegoroman17
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unfortunately it is not open source. The platform is programmed in c # and corel draw and neither corel nor c # are open source. But I can help you with everything that is in my hands. I attached the screenshoots
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