gmocappy clock

@Hans,

you fixed the minutes calculation, that's fine, I did not test the calculation with 4000 Seconds, so I did not note that bug, shame on me. But whx did you correct the error only in one python file?

IMHO we Don not need any more the handler files for PAUSED or IDLE, so why not delete them?

Norbert

newbynobi wrote:
you fixed the minutes calculation, that's fine, I did not test the calculation with 4000 Seconds, so I did not note that bug, shame on me. But whx did you correct the error only in one python file?

That there is something left for you to fix

newbynobi wrote:
IMHO we Don not need any more the handler files for PAUSED or IDLE, so why not delete them?

Just for debugging, of course they can be removed.

@hansu

Wo kommst du her? Ich wohne in der Nähe von Hildesheim

Norbert

@Norbert
Ich wohne aktuell in Berlin...

Hans

A little bug in parts counter: When switching on the machine the counter is increased.

Strange but the "interp-run" signal is emitted when the machine is switched on.
Adding the line with the if-statement in the following function in counter.py resolves this.

What do you think of changing the counter for "Running Time" into "Time in Move"?
Because now the time where the machine is moved manually isn't captured. May that should also count in the time for maintenance?

Hans

Sound good :laugh:

I played a little bit around and added some functionality for statistics.It saves now the "Time in move", the "Spindle Time" and the "Travel distance" for each day in a file.
I added a button to view the statistics because I didn't managed it to get it integrated in the VCP. Therefore I need to import gi and when I do this it says the following even if i replace the import of these statics modules. Maybe it is caused by one of the further imports, I don't know. But having the display separately has the advantage that the user doesn't have to install the needed python module and the needed package. If someone like this feature, I can post this.

PS: @Norbert:
Some updates in github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/pull/1029

Hans, could you please post the code,.

GI pepository tells me python3 and glatevcp needs python 2 imports, could that be the reason?

Norbert

GI pepository tells me python3 and glatevcp needs python 2 imports, could that be the reason?

No that's not the point. I even call the graphics window by python 2.
If you want to have it embedded, you can test with the minimal_plot.py
However, having it in a separate window has the advantage that you can use the window from the matplotlib that has zooming and moving already integrated.