[solved]Axis for 800x480 screen w/ usercommand

More
6 years 4 months ago #169659 by Mike_Eitel
Replied by Mike_Eitel on topic [solved]Axis for 800x480 screen w/ usercommand
Nice job!
Is a adjusted tool table on your plan and for how many axes, as i 5hink you do not need 9 on a pi..
Mike

Please Log in to join the conversation.

More
5 years 10 months ago #191443 by zack
Replied by zack on topic [solved]Axis for 800x480 screen w/ usercommand
herewith example of touch axis in small factoreverything is scalableicons in usr/share/axis/imagesaxis.tcl in usr/share/axis/tcl etcaxis(py) in user/bin

Attachment not found

Attachment not found

Please Log in to join the conversation.

More
5 years 10 months ago #192009 by cakeslob
Replied by cakeslob on topic [solved]Axis for 800x480 screen w/ usercommand
almost missed that sneaky update, looks good with the panes vertical, it seems to be the best way to trim down on space but still be useable. ive been doing the same thing with my larger screen, its still rough though

Attachment not found

Please Log in to join the conversation.

More
5 years 8 months ago #197924 by Heisenberg
Replied by Heisenberg on topic [solved]Axis for 800x480 screen w/ usercommand
Hi cakeslob,

I like the design of your GUI. Where do i have to place the file?


I like axis, but the documentation is not really good...

Please Log in to join the conversation.

More
5 years 8 months ago #197968 by cakeslob
Replied by cakeslob on topic [solved]Axis for 800x480 screen w/ usercommand
You are too kind. , I guess I didnt really explain it, we are using the usercommand option is axis
linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/gui/axis.html#_user_command_file

12.4. USER_COMMAND_FILE
A configuration-specific python file may be specified with an ini file setting [DISLAY]USER_COMMAND_FILE=filename.py. Like a ~/.axisrc file, this file is sourced just before the AXIS GUI is displayed. This file is specific to an ini file configuration not the user’s home directory. When this file is specified, an existing ~/.axisrc file is ignored.


So, assuming you are using the small screen version, you download the file
forum.linuxcnc.org/media/kunena/attachme...ommand_2020-06-01.py
Put the usercommand_2020-06-01.py file into your linuxcnc configuration file
In the ini files for that configuration, under the [DISPLAY] section close to the top, add this line
USER_COMMAND_FILE = usercommand_2020-06-01.py
The next time you load axis, it should show up the modified version

The vertical split screen axis version (usercommand_newlayout.py) on this page should not be used on a real machine, I posted it for reference only. some of the buttons do wierd things

Please Log in to join the conversation.

More
5 years 8 months ago #198265 by Heisenberg
Replied by Heisenberg on topic [solved]Axis for 800x480 screen w/ usercommand
Is there any difference between an .axisrc or .py file?

I want to change the color of the background of the actual gcode and the mdi window from white to black, the font into green.

The examples from the linuxcnc page don´t work an it tells me always that "'.pane.top.gcodes'" dos not exists.

I tried to understand the code and i don't get how "'.pane.bottom.t'" , '.pane.top.gcodes' and all this belong together...

My configuration is linuxcnc 2.8.1 and its normal axis gui. I tried a little bit with an .axisrc file an but i am still walking in the dark...

Attachment not found

Please Log in to join the conversation.

More
5 years 8 months ago #198590 by cakeslob
Replied by cakeslob on topic [solved]Axis for 800x480 screen w/ usercommand
I am also still in the dark. If you post your .axisrc file that would be helpful, cant tell from the error but maybe too many ' '
Code:
#gcode preview text root_window.tk.call(".pane.bottom.t.text","configure" ,"-foreground","Limegreen" ,"-font","mono 8 bold" ,"-background","black") #mdi text root_window.tk.call('.pane.top.tabs.fmdi.history','configure' ,'-foreground','limegreen' ,"-font","mono 8 bold" ,'-background','black') #modal text root_window.tk.call('.pane.top.gcodes','configure' ,'-foreground','limegreen' ,"-font","mono 8 bold" ,'-background','black')

Please Log in to join the conversation.

More
5 years 8 months ago #199892 by Heisenberg
Replied by Heisenberg on topic [solved]Axis for 800x480 screen w/ usercommand
I have tried it an it works with the MDI history.

But I get still get an error message with the active gcodes.

I am using the german language, could it be that the error is because of the language pack?

Is there any way that i can read about which name belongs to a tab or is this just try and fail?

Attachment not found

Attachment not found

Attachment not found

Please Log in to join the conversation.

More
5 years 8 months ago #199927 by cakeslob
Replied by cakeslob on topic [solved]Axis for 800x480 screen w/ usercommand
my apologies, that change to modal seems to be only in master, for 2.8 it should be this
Code:
#modal text root_window.tk.call('.pane.top.tabs.fmdi.gcodes','configure' ,'-foreground','limegreen' ,"-font","mono 8 bold" ,'-background','black')

this is a list of the widgets from the axis.py file
Code:
widgets = nf.Widgets(root_window, ("help_window", Toplevel, ".keys"), ("about_window", Toplevel, ".about"), ("text", Text, pane_bottom + ".t.text"), ("preview_frame", Frame, tabs_preview), ("numbers_text", Text, tabs_numbers + ".text"), ("tabs", bwidget.NoteBook, pane_top + ".tabs"), ("right", bwidget.NoteBook, pane_top + ".right"), ("mdi_history", Listbox, tabs_mdi + ".history"), ("mdi_command", Entry, tabs_mdi + ".command"), ("code_text", Text, tabs_mdi + ".gcodes"), ("axes", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".axes"), ("axis_x", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".axes.axisx"), ("axis_y", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".axes.axisy"), ("axis_z", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".axes.axisz"), ("axis_a", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".axes.axisa"), ("axis_b", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".axes.axisb"), ("axis_c", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".axes.axisc"), ("axis_u", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".axes.axisu"), ("axis_v", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".axes.axisv"), ("axis_w", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".axes.axisw"), ("joints", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".joints"), ("joint_0", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".joints.joint0"), ("joint_1", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".joints.joint1"), ("joint_2", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".joints.joint2"), ("joint_3", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".joints.joint3"), ("joint_4", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".joints.joint4"), ("joint_5", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".joints.joint5"), ("joint_6", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".joints.joint6"), ("joint_7", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".joints.joint7"), ("joint_8", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".joints.joint8"), ("joint_9", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".joints.joint9"), ("jogincr", Entry, tabs_manual + ".jogf.jog.jogincr"), ("override", Checkbutton, tabs_manual + ".jogf.override"), ("ajogspeed", Entry, pane_top + ".ajogspeed"), ("lubel", Label, tabs_manual + ".coolant"), ("flood", Checkbutton, tabs_manual + ".flood"), ("mist", Checkbutton, tabs_manual + ".mist"), ("brake", Checkbutton, tabs_manual + ".spindlef.brake"), ("spindlel", Label, tabs_manual + ".spindlel"), ("spindlef", Frame, tabs_manual + ".spindlef"), ("spindle_ccw", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".spindlef.ccw"), ("spindle_stop", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".spindlef.stop"), ("spindle_cw", Radiobutton, tabs_manual + ".spindlef.cw"), ("spindle_minus", Button, tabs_manual + ".spindlef.spindleminus"), ("spindle_plus", Button, tabs_manual + ".spindlef.spindleplus"), ("view_z", Button, ".toolbar.view_z"), ("view_z2", Button, ".toolbar.view_z2"), ("view_x", Button, ".toolbar.view_x"), ("view_y", Button, ".toolbar.view_y"), ("view_y2", Button, ".toolbar.view_y2"), ("view_p", Button, ".toolbar.view_p"), ("rotate", Button, ".toolbar.rotate"), ("feedoverride", Scale, pane_top + ".feedoverride.foscale"), ("rapidoverride", Scale, pane_top + ".rapidoverride.foscale"), ("spinoverride", Scale, pane_top + ".spinoverride.foscale"), ("spinoverridef", Scale, pane_top + ".spinoverride"), ("menu_view", Menu, ".menu.view"), ("menu_grid", Menu, ".menu.view.grid"), ("menu_file", Menu, ".menu.file"), ("menu_machine", Menu, ".menu.machine"), ("menu_touchoff", Menu, ".menu.machine.touchoff"), ("homebutton", Button, tabs_manual + ".jogf.zerohome.home"), ("homemenu", Menu, ".menu.machine.home"), ("unhomemenu", Menu, ".menu.machine.unhome") )
i cant explain very much because i barely grasp the concept
Code:
.pane - main(?) .top - top pane (preview and manual/mdi), bottom pane (.bottom) is gcode .tabs - refers to the left tabs Manual and mdi, .right refers to the preview and dro .fmdi - the mdi tab, the .fmanual manual tab , when using a notebook widget(tab thing) it adds an f to the tab name, part of b widget .gcodes - the tk text widget for the modal gcodes, .gcodel is the tk lable wiget for the "active gcodes" text


github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/2.8/sr...axis/scripts/axis.py
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/2.8/share/axis/tcl/axis.tcl
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/2.8/co...smac/plasmac_axis.py
unfortunately, the best guide website for tkinter closed recently
www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.6/TkCmd/contents.htm

Please Log in to join the conversation.

More
5 years 8 months ago #199942 by phillc54
Replied by phillc54 on topic [solved]Axis for 800x480 screen w/ usercommand
You can find widget info with something like the following in .axisrc

Just make the widget you need info about equal my_widget then you will get a list of children and available options.

Warning: Spoiler!

Please Log in to join the conversation.

Time to create page: 0.089 seconds
Powered by Kunena Forum