I know how to raise an interpreter error if task==1 (ie during actual gcode execution).
This will end code execution with an error message 'my error message here' in the gui:
Code:
if self.task == 1:
if <some statement is true>:
print('Error -> aborting G68.2')
emccanon.CANON_ERROR( 'G68.2 ERROR: 'my error message here' )
yield INTERP_EXIT
else:
What I would like to do now is to raise an error message when the gcode is loaded (ie task == 0):
This code will print 'Error -> aborting G68.2' to the terminal but no error is displayed in the gui:
Code:
if self.task == 0:
if <some statement is true>:
print('Error -> aborting G68.2')
emccanon.CANON_ERROR( 'G68.2 ERROR: 'my error message here' )
yield INTERP_EXIT
else:
So I assume that emccanon.CANON_ERROR does not work for the interpreter used for creating the preview.
Is there is a way to raise an error message in the standalone interpreter from a python remap?
