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						03 Sep 2016 17:38				#79980
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				Load previous program at startup was created by terkaa			
			
				Hi,
I would like to know if it is possible to save current program name to file and always at startup load program that was run previous time?
Tero
					I would like to know if it is possible to save current program name to file and always at startup load program that was run previous time?
Tero
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						03 Sep 2016 18:16				#79982
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				Replied by tommylight on topic Load previous program at startup			
			
				You can do that, but only for a single file, or you can edit the ini file before you shut down the computer, to point it to the file you need. Or you can make a pyvcp or python script that would save that.			
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						03 Sep 2016 20:12		 -  03 Sep 2016 20:18		#79986
		by Rick G
	
	
		
			
	
	
			 		
													
	
				Replied by Rick G on topic Load previous program at startup			
			
				Well with AXIS although not automatic loaded the last file can be loaded by selecting...
File
Recent_files
So it would seem the last file name is saved somewhere.
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					File
Recent_files
So it would seem the last file name is saved somewhere.
Rick G
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						03 Sep 2016 20:57				#79991
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				Replied by terkaa on topic Load previous program at startup			
			
				Adding one line to gmmoccapy:
def on btn_run_clicked(self, widget, data = None):
added >> self.prefs.putpref( "open_file", self.stat.file, str)
And it seems to work but I am wondering if it also works with PIN halui.program-run
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					def on btn_run_clicked(self, widget, data = None):
added >> self.prefs.putpref( "open_file", self.stat.file, str)
And it seems to work but I am wondering if it also works with PIN halui.program-run
Tero
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						04 Sep 2016 06:14				#79997
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				Replied by terkaa on topic Load previous program at startup			
			
				Ok,
Adding self.prefs.putpref( "open_file", path, str)
After btn_select_clicked does the trick and seems to work ok.
Tero
					Adding self.prefs.putpref( "open_file", path, str)
After btn_select_clicked does the trick and seems to work ok.
Tero
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						04 Sep 2016 18:46				#80025
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				Replied by newbynobi on topic Load previous program at startup			
			
				Why nobody reads the documentation?
Go to the settings page, and klick there load actual file on start up.
Isn't that what you want?
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					Go to the settings page, and klick there load actual file on start up.
Isn't that what you want?
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						04 Sep 2016 19:59		 -  04 Sep 2016 20:20		#80029
		by terkaa
	
	
		
			
	
	
			 		
													
	
				Replied by terkaa on topic Load previous program at startup			
			
				Hi,
I want it to change every time new program is loaded. So every time user loads a new file, this file name is set to be loaded at next startup. We have many Okuma's here and those always load program that was previously ran at startup. I did read the docs but I did not understand it correctly. I assumed that it would set currently loaded file to be loaded at startup.... Like with browser home page "use current page" option. But yes that option is what I was looking for.... I should of tried it. Thank you. I will now go and bang my head to wall for next hour or so....
Tero
					I want it to change every time new program is loaded. So every time user loads a new file, this file name is set to be loaded at next startup. We have many Okuma's here and those always load program that was previously ran at startup. I did read the docs but I did not understand it correctly. I assumed that it would set currently loaded file to be loaded at startup.... Like with browser home page "use current page" option. But yes that option is what I was looking for.... I should of tried it. Thank you. I will now go and bang my head to wall for next hour or so....
Tero
		Last edit: 04 Sep 2016 20:20  by terkaa.			
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						04 Sep 2016 20:44				#80031
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				Replied by newbynobi on topic Load previous program at startup			
			
				Do not hurt youself:-)
What you want is a setting ‘allways remember last loaded file‘ and settings page is for a fixed file to be loaded at startup.
I like your idea and will add that setting asap.
Norbert
					What you want is a setting ‘allways remember last loaded file‘ and settings page is for a fixed file to be loaded at startup.
I like your idea and will add that setting asap.
Norbert
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