Gmoccapy - A new screen for linuxcnc

solved with 1.1.5.4

Norbert

Yesterday I started LinuxCNC while the Y-axis was on the limit switch.
I got the error when trying to turn the machine on, and the jog buttons were grayed out. Now, that's normal.

But the 'override limits' button was also greyed out, and that's not normal.

I'm running a 2.7.0~pre RIP build which I checked out 1-2 weeks ago.

Hello Norbert,
I configured both the tool change with probe. and CamView.
everything works fine except the window that always displays change.ngc instead of the main programand spindle icon are gray.
anyway thanks for the great work of this interface.
best regards
Mauro

Hi Norbert,
In Gmoccapy, large g-code program is dynamically loaded into the window and scroll slider is impossible to estimate how much has already been done.
Is it possible to make indicator of the accomplished part of large g-code programm?

@verser,

I just pushed 1.1.5.6 to master and 2.6, including new hal pin:

gmoccapy.program.length = S32, OUT (total number of program lines)
gmoccapy.program.current-line =S32, OUT (current executed line)
gmoccapy.program.progress = FLOAT, OUT (progress in %)

Now you are able to make your custom panel just with one hal progress bar and connect the gmoccapy hal pin to the progress bar.

I did not include jet such a bar in standard GUI, because I do not know where to place it.

Norbert

Hi Norbert
I am busy testing the lathe screen and it is working real good now after the last changes that you did on the offset editor and MDI mode stuff.
I have a request please. Is it possible to have a indicator to show if we are in Radius or Diameter mode. Especially in the touch off screen. Sometimes some gcode program can pit the machine into another mode than what you usually operate in and then when you touch off you enter the wrong offset.

Hello norbert,


Update my LinuxCNC, but when trying to open my gmoccapy environment, the screen opens but closes it ejectute from the terminal and shows me the following, attachment.


thanks,


Jorge Viloria