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4 years 6 months ago #239564
by udoS
Replied by udoS on topic Linuxcnc IDE
@Reinhard
Little help ?
for (int i = 0; i < NumGridRows; ++i)
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m_buttonsName = ( "btn_" + QString::number(i) + "_toggled"); //btn_x_toggled
m_buttons->setObjectName(m_buttonsName);
m_buttons->setCheckable(true);
m_buttons->setChecked(false);
QObject::connect(m_buttons,SIGNAL(pressed()),this,SLOT(??????????()) );
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How do I get that argument in ?
??? udoS
Little help ?
for (int i = 0; i < NumGridRows; ++i)
{
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m_buttonsName = ( "btn_" + QString::number(i) + "_toggled"); //btn_x_toggled
m_buttons->setObjectName(m_buttonsName);
m_buttons->setCheckable(true);
m_buttons->setChecked(false);
QObject::connect(m_buttons,SIGNAL(pressed()),this,SLOT(??????????()) );
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How do I get that argument in ?
??? udoS
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4 years 6 months ago #239614
by Reinhard
Replied by Reinhard on topic Linuxcnc IDE
@udoS
Although this code is not my code, I'm willing to help, but I don't support lazyness!
You already know the class name and the method name - and your question is well documented. So rtfm!
Although this code is not my code, I'm willing to help, but I don't support lazyness!
You already know the class name and the method name - and your question is well documented. So rtfm!
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4 years 6 months ago #239622
by udoS
Replied by udoS on topic Linuxcnc IDE
@Reinhard
Hi. I was almost expecting that much. Sorry.
I know what has to go into that field. Just can't figure it.
About that rtfm -- my eyes are bleeding already..
Hi. I was almost expecting that much. Sorry.
I know what has to go into that field. Just can't figure it.
About that rtfm -- my eyes are bleeding already..
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4 years 6 months ago #239667
by Reinhard
If you search for "qt signals" one of the first entries leads you to this page .
Qt has many of such fundamental pages with lots of examples in it.
i would argue qt online docs are exemplary!
Not like many others where you can read a lot without understanding anything
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Can't believe it!my eyes are bleeding already..
If you search for "qt signals" one of the first entries leads you to this page .
Qt has many of such fundamental pages with lots of examples in it.
i would argue qt online docs are exemplary!
Not like many others where you can read a lot without understanding anything
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4 years 6 months ago #239708
by udoS
Replied by udoS on topic Linuxcnc IDE
I know what has to go inside the SLOT(?????(xxx)(yyy zzz))
I do not know how to ?? formulate it.
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I do not know how to ?? formulate it.
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4 years 5 months ago #242021
by udoS
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@Reingard (or any one else of course)
Hi Reinhard, can I some how talk you into a project building the interface for LogicLabs PLC into LinuxCNC?
It's a Software-PLC with a Ethercat Master and other Interfaces.
Professional. Not the way I would/could do it.
www.axelsoftware.it/en/runtime-components/
Best Regards
Hi Reinhard, can I some how talk you into a project building the interface for LogicLabs PLC into LinuxCNC?
It's a Software-PLC with a Ethercat Master and other Interfaces.
Professional. Not the way I would/could do it.
www.axelsoftware.it/en/runtime-components/
Best Regards
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4 years 5 months ago #242099
by smc.collins
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QT C++ absolutely kills Python in any heavy computational workloads though, as does just plain C++, that's not specifically a QT thing, it's a c/c++ thing. My big beef with Python, is that it is executionaly inefficient in every benchmark I have ever seen.
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4 years 3 months ago #247289
by udoS
Replied by udoS on topic Linuxcnc IDE
@Reinhard Off Topic;
Reinhard, I'm looking for the joint.n.vel-cmd over nml chanal;
I think you have been all over it, so is there a emcstat for it.
I couldn't find it in your github.com/DjangoReinhard/FalconView
Best regards
Reinhard, I'm looking for the joint.n.vel-cmd over nml chanal;
I think you have been all over it, so is there a emcstat for it.
I couldn't find it in your github.com/DjangoReinhard/FalconView
Best regards
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4 years 3 months ago #247298
by Reinhard
Replied by Reinhard on topic Linuxcnc IDE
Learn how to use grep and don't search for linuxcnc items in my project!
Go to source-tree of linuxcnc and issue some grep -R "whatever-u-search-4"
If you don't know the exact casing of your search pattern use grep -Ri "..."
lowercase-i stands for "ignorecase".
Go to source-tree of linuxcnc and issue some grep -R "whatever-u-search-4"
If you don't know the exact casing of your search pattern use grep -Ri "..."
lowercase-i stands for "ignorecase".
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4 years 3 months ago #247354
by udoS
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@Reinhart ... thanks; that was easy;
Now in your FalconView git you say :sample directory contains two cmake files indispensable for successful build:
But there is NO FalconView.cmake ; ?
Now in your FalconView git you say :sample directory contains two cmake files indispensable for successful build:
- FalconView.cmake
- FindlinuxCNC.cmake
But there is NO FalconView.cmake ; ?
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