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Yeah I think so. I have made a bit of a start and may have a portion to post in a day or so.snowgoer540 wrote: So should I continue to tweak the concept I had been working on, or not? I dont want to step on any toes or anything/do unnecessary work.
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Yeah I think so. I have made a bit of a start and may have a portion to post in a day or so.snowgoer540 wrote: So should I continue to tweak the concept I had been working on, or not? I dont want to step on any toes or anything/do unnecessary work.
Sounds good, will do. Soon we can move on to the other tabs as well then it sounds like.
I think we are on the same page, that the Main tab should be limited to things necessary to successfully run the current program. A lot of the other stuff can be tucked away then. For example the button to change consumables, etc. Similar to the way an offsets tab would work on a Mill, the "change consumables" position button can be located on another tab and thus off the main screen. Only one example of many.
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phillc54 wrote:
Yeah I think so. I have made a bit of a start and may have a portion to post in a day or so.snowgoer540 wrote: So should I continue to tweak the concept I had been working on, or not? I dont want to step on any toes or anything/do unnecessary work.
Just wanted to revive this, see how things were progressing. Fell off my radar for a bit there, do you need anything from me?
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My other problem is that when I do any dev work on PlasmaC I use Axis and to me it is so much simpler and cleaner than other GUI's, so that always makes me stop and think as well.
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phillc54 wrote: I got side tracked with several other things and haven't touched this for a while.
My other problem is that when I do any dev work on PlasmaC I use Axis and to me it is so much simpler and cleaner than other GUI's, so that always makes me stop and think as well.
I definitely understand getting side tracked.
I do think it's a worthwhile investment of time though. It'd be nice to tidy some things up a bit and what not. Just wanted to make sure you werent waiting on any more concepts form me :laugh:...
Anyways, happy to help however I can should you decide to go for it.
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forum.linuxcnc.org/qtpyvcp , they have a very good and clear documentation, www.qtpyvcp.com/ , I just wondering if this plasmaC can be done based on the QTpyVPC and leverage on all the work already done
thanks..
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It could be but I will be using Qtvcp as it is part of LinuxCNCgrijalvap wrote: Hi, I think this effort is great and really required, i think it is awesome to have it, I just like to comment about the great work that is being developed in the following thread
forum.linuxcnc.org/qtpyvcp , they have a very good and clear documentation, www.qtpyvcp.com/ , I just wondering if this plasmaC can be done based on the QTpyVPC and leverage on all the work already done
thanks..
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I have to agree after having to deal with all kinds of issues with getting Qt to stop complaining.phillc54 wrote: It could be but I will be using Qtvcp as it is part of LinuxCNC
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