andypugh wrote: Is it working now, or not?
I have adapted the programming to sooth the behavour of the interpreter, so it doesnt complain.
I cannot call a function from within a function, this does not work. I dont know if this is a bug or the issues relateed with
behaviour of the interpreter. If I do not call a function from within a function everything works. I have to use the INTERP_EXECUTE_FINISH or the interpreter ignores the commands and all hell breaks loose.
I yeild the INTERP_EXECUTE_FINISH in a function that was called from another function then return back to the calling function and INTERP_EXECUTE_FINISH, that is not working. But I got around it by changing the logic of the main program and all is working.
All the moves and input checking and output setting is done with self.execute("GCODE"), and it works extremely well. I added a couple functions in a spoiler so you can see.
The trick is to keep the interpreter happy. The docs make it sound like when doing a remap just tell the interpreter to yield, then end with syncing the interpreter. That does not work. When calling a function, you need to make sure before you return to the main program you sync the interpreter. That is the only way I got it to work.
You cannot return anything within the function either. It does not work. The docs supports this also.
I am continuing to test entering and exiting functions until I find the way to do it, if it is possible to do at all.
But it works extremely well.
If you stay within the realms of the interpreter, you shouldnt have no problems. The interpreter does what it is designed to do really well.
I will upload a remap all in python, I will remove all my xml and auto stufrf so ti will be easy to see,.
