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(SOLVED) Probe Basic - g-code display issue
4 years 11 months ago #225470
by Joco
Replied by Joco on topic Probe Basic - g-code display issue
A bit stuck on this one as I can't reproduce it. My set up is Debian 11 on XFCE.
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4 years 11 months ago #225507
by spumco
Replied by spumco on topic (SOLVED) Probe Basic - g-code display issue
James,
Solved, more or less.
After fiddling with window settings, border sizes, and everything else in MX I had a go at the editor window in QT Designer.
I changed the sizeAdjustPolicy for gcodetextedit_2 to AdjustToContents and something strange happened.
Opened a file, same problem - the line number 'frame' was superimposed over the left characters
Opened a second file, everything adjusted properly, nothing cut off.
Opened the original file, everything stayed adjusted.
Restarted PB, same sequence. First file is cut off, everything after that is fine. Doesn't matter what file I start with.
pic 1 is first file
pic 2 is second file
pic 3 is first file re-opened after the second.
Strange, but I can live with this one; calling it closed. As always, thanks for your help.
Regards,
Ralph
Solved, more or less.
After fiddling with window settings, border sizes, and everything else in MX I had a go at the editor window in QT Designer.
I changed the sizeAdjustPolicy for gcodetextedit_2 to AdjustToContents and something strange happened.
Opened a file, same problem - the line number 'frame' was superimposed over the left characters
Opened a second file, everything adjusted properly, nothing cut off.
Opened the original file, everything stayed adjusted.
Restarted PB, same sequence. First file is cut off, everything after that is fine. Doesn't matter what file I start with.
pic 1 is first file
pic 2 is second file
pic 3 is first file re-opened after the second.
Strange, but I can live with this one; calling it closed. As always, thanks for your help.
Regards,
Ralph
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