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10 years 11 months ago #65290
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@probamo,
please update to actual 2.7 version, as there has been some fixes in gmoccapy meanwhile.
Including the "new" slider is not so easy, as you will have to include the widget first in glade and than replace the original ones, leaving all names as they are.
I will think about the possibility to change them on the fly, or include the option to slide directly ion the new widget, as till now only the button do change the values. So no update in the moment, sorry.
Norbert
please update to actual 2.7 version, as there has been some fixes in gmoccapy meanwhile.
Including the "new" slider is not so easy, as you will have to include the widget first in glade and than replace the original ones, leaving all names as they are.
I will think about the possibility to change them on the fly, or include the option to slide directly ion the new widget, as till now only the button do change the values. So no update in the moment, sorry.
Norbert
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10 years 11 months ago #65970
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This error only happens when running 'smartprobe.ngc from the examples directory'. It might take 10 minutes, it might take 60 minutes, but sooner or later it will appear. LinuxCNC 2.8 pre, RIP build.
I am assuming that the 'offsetpage_widget.py' belongs to gmoccapy so I post it here. My apologies if this is not the case.
I am assuming that the 'offsetpage_widget.py' belongs to gmoccapy so I post it here. My apologies if this is not the case.
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10 years 11 months ago #65976
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Hallo DaBit,
Offsetpage widget is a gladevcp tool i do use in gmoccapy.
So this should be discused in that thread group.
Could you please try with gsxreen?
Does the var file exist?
Norbert
Offsetpage widget is a gladevcp tool i do use in gmoccapy.
So this should be discused in that thread group.
Could you please try with gsxreen?
Does the var file exist?
Norbert
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10 years 11 months ago #65979
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Yes, that file exists. It is defined in the INI and used to store the persistent variables. I can access that file normally, also when the error occurs. Both read and write. Although the latter is not so easy with a running program; the file is constantly modified.
Displaying the ongoing moves in the program stops, for the rest the system seems to run fine; G-code execution continues normally and I can stop the program with the appropriate button in gmoccapy. Filesystem is OK too.
What thread group do you mean with 'that thread group'? GScreen?
I am not sure that switching to gscreen is very easy; gmoccapy is deeply rooted in my config. But I think I can create a temporary config if that helps.
Video of program execution that trigers the error: youtube.com/watch?v=mdQss2eHRvE
Displaying the ongoing moves in the program stops, for the rest the system seems to run fine; G-code execution continues normally and I can stop the program with the appropriate button in gmoccapy. Filesystem is OK too.
What thread group do you mean with 'that thread group'? GScreen?
I am not sure that switching to gscreen is very easy; gmoccapy is deeply rooted in my config. But I think I can create a temporary config if that helps.
Video of program execution that trigers the error: youtube.com/watch?v=mdQss2eHRvE
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10 years 11 months ago #66090
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Hallo Dabit,
beautifull video.
I do not understand, why there appear a offsetpage-widget error, as IMHO this file should not even be touched from smartprobe, or does this file constantly modify the offsets?
GladeVCP Stuff should be discused here
and for nes gmoccapy stuff I recommend to open a new thread in gmoccapy area
Norbert
beautifull video.
I do not understand, why there appear a offsetpage-widget error, as IMHO this file should not even be touched from smartprobe, or does this file constantly modify the offsets?
GladeVCP Stuff should be discused here
and for nes gmoccapy stuff I recommend to open a new thread in gmoccapy area
Norbert
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10 years 11 months ago #66091
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The smartprobe.ngc is a minimally modified version of what comes standard with the LinuxCNC distribution.
I changed the (LOG,...) command to better suit my requirements, braced the code in a IF [#<_task> NE 1.0] .. ENDIF to prevent preview interpreter overload with a large amount of probe points and changed a G38.2 for a G38.3.
AFAIK nothing special happens in that code.
I will re-post the question in the GladeVCP area. And my apologies for not noticing the subforum for gmoccapy.
I changed the (LOG,...) command to better suit my requirements, braced the code in a IF [#<_task> NE 1.0] .. ENDIF to prevent preview interpreter overload with a large amount of probe points and changed a G38.2 for a G38.3.
AFAIK nothing special happens in that code.
I will re-post the question in the GladeVCP area. And my apologies for not noticing the subforum for gmoccapy.
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