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12 Dec 2018 05:35 #122243 by sqmathlete
Hi Fern,

Work your magic if you can.

Dan

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14 Dec 2018 00:21 #122398 by FernV
Hi,

NativeCAM check for DISPLAY to be exactly 'gscreen'
In your file it is 'gscreen -c lathezy -d', do you really need the others args ? If yes ncam.py will have to be modified to find the value at position 0 of DISPLAY

Fern

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14 Dec 2018 04:13 #122410 by sqmathlete
Hi,

Yes, I believe the line is required for gscreen to load to custom ui
From the gscreen wiki

There is a switch in the INI file to set set the base name: -c name so Gscreen looks for MYNAME.glade and MYNAME_handler.py. HAL pins will start with this name too.


When I start my custom screen it comes up as gscreen-lathezy...hmmm.

Dan

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14 Dec 2018 10:43 #122413 by FernV
If you want to change it, edit ncam.py and find
            if val not in ['axis', 'gmoccapy', 'gscreen'] :
                mess_dlg(_("DISPLAY can only be 'axis', 'gmoccapy' or 'gscreen'"))
                sys.exit(-1)
You can remove this code or comment the last line if you know what you are doing

Fern

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18 Dec 2018 05:43 #122554 by sqmathlete
Hi Fern

You can remove this code or comment the last line if you know what you are doing


Honestly, I don't but...I tried to do what you said

If yes ncam.py will have to be modified to find the value at position 0 of DISPLAY

and changed the code (around line 2384) to
            test_str = ini_instance.find('DISPLAY', 'DISPLAY')
            print ("test-strg = %s") % test_str
            # valid options gscreen or custom gscreen, axis, gmocappy
            match_gscreen = re.search(r"\b(gscreen)\b",test_str)
            if match_gscreen.start() == 0:
                print("match found at position %s") % match_gscreen.start()
                val = 'gscreen'

Seemed to work perfect. Not sure how you would change this to load all three options though. It was pretty much a miracle that I got that to work.

Dan
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19 Dec 2018 03:48 - 19 Dec 2018 14:49 #122589 by FernV
Just insert these lines
            pos = val.find(' ')
            if (pos > -1) :
                val = val[0:pos]

between
            val = ini_instance.find('DISPLAY', 'DISPLAY')
and
            if val not in ['axis', 'gmoccapy', 'gscreen'] :
                glb.mess_dlg(_("DISPLAY can only be 'axis', 'gmoccapy' or 'gscreen'"))
                sys.exit(-1)
at line no ~2383

and at line no ~4978 substituting here 'val' by 'dp'

Those are the iines of published version

Fern
Last edit: 19 Dec 2018 14:49 by FernV. Reason: Corrected lines number

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04 Jan 2019 12:30 #123467 by eFalegname
Hi Fern, could you make me happy with the NativeCam installer for manjaro?
Thanks mate!

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04 Jan 2019 18:27 #123493 by FernV

...NativeCam installer for manjaro?


Manjaro is not supported by packagecloud

Follow the instruction in the setup script :
"For example, to force Ubuntu Trusty: os=ubuntu dist=trusty ./script.sh"

I have not tried it myself.

Fern

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27 Jul 2019 19:13 #140761 by Dinuka_Shehan
Thank you

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28 Jul 2019 16:05 #140810 by pl7i92
with so many different screens now the featheres cand keep up
if there are not in master integreded and overtuned on new releases

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