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7 years 4 months ago #135975
by partec
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QTvcp Development
5.6. Dialogs
Dialogs (AKA pop up windows) are placed on the screen in Designer.
It doesn’t matter where on the layout but to make them hidden,
cycle the state property to true then false.
By default, if there is a preference file, the dialogs will
rem em ber their last size/placement. It is possible to override
this so they open in the same location each time.
remember
so many thanks to everybody doing all the great work, I love to use LinuxCNC all the time - many thanks
5.6. Dialogs
Dialogs (AKA pop up windows) are placed on the screen in Designer.
It doesn’t matter where on the layout but to make them hidden,
cycle the state property to true then false.
By default, if there is a preference file, the dialogs will
rem em ber their last size/placement. It is possible to override
this so they open in the same location each time.
remember
so many thanks to everybody doing all the great work, I love to use LinuxCNC all the time - many thanks
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7 years 4 months ago #135978
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Replied by tommylight on topic rem em ber - in Document QTvcp Development 5.6. Dialogs
Thnx for the info, someone will surely find it useful.
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7 years 4 months ago #136006
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic rem em ber - in Document QTvcp Development 5.6. Dialogs
Thanks fixed in 2.8
Chris M
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7 years 4 months ago #136007
by partec
Replied by partec on topic Documents 2.8 - QTvcp Libraries modules 2. INFO
Thanks, I hope it is ok to put some news in here? Found
2. INFO
IINFO is a library to collect and filters data from the INI file.
The available data and defaults:
INFO
2. INFO
IINFO is a library to collect and filters data from the INI file.
The available data and defaults:
INFO
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7 years 4 months ago #136010
by pl7i92
Replied by pl7i92 on topic rem em ber - in Document QTvcp Development 5.6. Dialogs
www.linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/gui/qtvcp_libraries.html
i think the tread is referring on this documentation
in the User interfaces there is no QTpyvcp interface on this time
is it just a screen over gscreen i guess
or will it be a own interface at one time
i think the tread is referring on this documentation
in the User interfaces there is no QTpyvcp interface on this time
is it just a screen over gscreen i guess
or will it be a own interface at one time
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7 years 4 months ago #136016
by partec
Replied by partec on topic Documents2.8 - QTvcp Lybrary modules 2. INFO
Hi pl7i92 sorry - reading and studying a lot of QtPyVCP documents at this time, I only found some spelling to be corrected, I hope it is ok to put this here in some reply?
in Documents 2.8 - QTvcp Lybrary modules
2. INFO
IINFO is a library to collect and filters data from the INI file.
IINFO spelling should be corrected to INFO
in Documents 2.8 - QTvcp Lybrary modules
2. INFO
IINFO is a library to collect and filters data from the INI file.
IINFO spelling should be corrected to INFO
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7 years 4 months ago #136159
by cmorley
QtPyVCP and Qtvcp are two different projects.
Qtvcp is included in linuxcnc - QtPyVCP is a separate project, to be used with linuxcnc.
There are several experimental Qtvcp screen samples included so far:
linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/gui/qtvcp.html
They surely need polish - I build them to test building/programming ideas.
I'm not great at building pretty screens but I find - in time people give back great screens to the project.
(or this seems to be the case with Gscreen - also my project)
Qtvcp is separate from Gscreen but it's building/programming principles are similar.
any feedback - or code or spelling corrections is fine to post here.
(In the case of substantial code - a GIT patch or github pull request in nicer for me)
Thanks
Chris M
Replied by cmorley on topic rem em ber - in Document QTvcp Development 5.6. Dialogs
pl7i92 wrote: www.linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/gui/qtvcp_libraries.html
i think the tread is referring on this documentation
in the User interfaces there is no QTpyvcp interface on this time
is it just a screen over gscreen i guess
or will it be a own interface at one time
QtPyVCP and Qtvcp are two different projects.
Qtvcp is included in linuxcnc - QtPyVCP is a separate project, to be used with linuxcnc.
There are several experimental Qtvcp screen samples included so far:
linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/gui/qtvcp.html
They surely need polish - I build them to test building/programming ideas.
I'm not great at building pretty screens but I find - in time people give back great screens to the project.
(or this seems to be the case with Gscreen - also my project)
Qtvcp is separate from Gscreen but it's building/programming principles are similar.
any feedback - or code or spelling corrections is fine to post here.
(In the case of substantial code - a GIT patch or github pull request in nicer for me)
Thanks
Chris M
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7 years 4 months ago #136275
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Replied by tommylight on topic rem em ber - in Document QTvcp Development 5.6. Dialogs
Thank you .
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7 years 4 months ago #136298
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7 years 4 months ago #136299
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic rem em ber - in Document QTvcp Development 5.6. Dialogs
Surely this could be done - the tool offsets and user offsets page seem similar to what you are describing:
How do you currently enter the data?
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