QtPyVCP - Max_Velocity Override - Button Group Freebie
13 Dec 2019 04:29 #152586
by KCJ
Yes, I am that poor soul.
Great stuff here. Pull requests are always welcome and greatly appreciated if you'd like to contribute your enhancements back to QtPyVCP.
I really like the idea of adding it as a custom widget. It's quite easy to do, but we don't have any documentation on doing that, yet...
Replied by KCJ on topic QtPyVCP - Max_Velocity Override - Button Group Freebie
Thank you Kurt.
Were you the original victim who developed the QtPyVCP code?
Yes, I am that poor soul.
Great stuff here. Pull requests are always welcome and greatly appreciated if you'd like to contribute your enhancements back to QtPyVCP.
I really like the idea of adding it as a custom widget. It's quite easy to do, but we don't have any documentation on doing that, yet...
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13 Dec 2019 04:42 #152588
by Donb9261
Replied by Donb9261 on topic QtPyVCP - Max_Velocity Override - Button Group Freebie
Found it.
In order to use connect it must be in the super declarations or the main window cannot see them.
Simply move this in your mainwindow.py: (You have it within the child section)
to below here:
Lastly, you have 2 __init__ definitions. You need only one. In the second one, take:
and put it here:
Delete the second __init_ so that you full code looks like this: ( You can copy/paste over your entire mainwindow.py code)
Lastly, you have the header set twice: (Your header originally): Many times programmers will only show the parts you need to change/add to your files but assume you know that if it is already there you will only change/add what is not. I should have been more explicit in my example code. The way you inserted the examples resulted in 3 super calls and 3 __init_ functions. All overwriting the next.
It should work after that.
Just always remember that all super declarations MUST be present in the __init__ function definition in order to be recognized by lower level or child functions. connect is a function to connect a parent declaration to a child function.
I think I explained that correctly. Lol. It is late.
In order to use connect it must be in the super declarations or the main window cannot see them.
Simply move this in your mainwindow.py: (You have it within the child section)
#rapid mod Start below here
self.rapidZero.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidZero)
self.rapidTwentyFive.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidTwentyFive)
self.rapidFifty.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidFifty)
self.rapidSeventyFive.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidSeventyFive)
self.rapidHundred.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidHundred)to below here:
class MyMainWindow(VCPMainWindow):
"""Main window class for the VCP."""
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super(MyMainWindow, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
## Here
self.rapidZero.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidZero)
self.rapidTwentyFive.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidTwentyFive)
self.rapidFifty.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidFifty)
self.rapidSeventyFive.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidSeventyFive)
self.rapidHundred.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidHundred)Lastly, you have 2 __init__ definitions. You need only one. In the second one, take:
self.offsetButtonGroup.buttonClicked.connect(self.offsetHandleKeys)
self.mdiButtonGroup.buttonClicked.connect(self.mdiHandleKeys)
self.mdiBackSpaceKey.clicked.connect(self.mdiBackSpace)
self.toolOffsetGroup.buttonClicked.connect(self.toolHandleKeys)
self.toolOffsetBackspace.clicked.connect(self.toolBackSpace)and put it here:
class MyMainWindow(VCPMainWindow):
"""Main window class for the VCP."""
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super(MyMainWindow, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
## Here
self.rapidZero.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidZero)
self.rapidTwentyFive.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidTwentyFive)
self.rapidFifty.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidFifty)
self.rapidSeventyFive.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidSeventyFive)
self.rapidHundred.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidHundred)
self.offsetButtonGroup.buttonClicked.connect(self.offsetHandleKeys)
self.mdiButtonGroup.buttonClicked.connect(self.mdiHandleKeys)
self.mdiBackSpaceKey.clicked.connect(self.mdiBackSpace)
self.toolOffsetGroup.buttonClicked.connect(self.toolHandleKeys)
self.toolOffsetBackspace.clicked.connect(self.toolBackSpace)Delete the second __init_ so that you full code looks like this: ( You can copy/paste over your entire mainwindow.py code)
from qtpyvcp.widgets.form_widgets.main_window import VCPMainWindow
# Setup logging
from qtpyvcp.utilities import logger
LOG = logger.getLogger('qtpyvcp.' + __name__)
class MyMainWindow(VCPMainWindow):
"""Main window class for the VCP."""
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): ## PARENT
super(MyMainWindow, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
## Your Parent Declaration
self.offsetButtonGroup.buttonClicked.connect(self.offsetHandleKeys)
self.mdiButtonGroup.buttonClicked.connect(self.mdiHandleKeys)
self.mdiBackSpaceKey.clicked.connect(self.mdiBackSpace)
self.toolOffsetGroup.buttonClicked.connect(self.toolHandleKeys)
self.toolOffsetBackspace.clicked.connect(self.toolBackSpace)
## Rapid Parent Declaration
self.rapidZero.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidZero)
self.rapidTwentyFive.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidTwentyFive)
self.rapidFifty.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidFifty)
self.rapidSeventyFive.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidSeventyFive)
self.rapidHundred.clicked.connect(self.buttonRapidHundred)
# add any custom methods here
## AKA Child Definitions/Functions
def offsetHandleKeys(self, button):
char = str(button.text())
text = self.offsetLabel.text() or '0'
if text != '0':
text += char
else:
text = char
self.offsetLabel.setText(text)
def mdiHandleKeys(self, button):
char = str(button.text())
text = self.mdiEntry.text() or '0'
if text != '0':
text += char
else:
text = char
self.mdiEntry.setText(text)
def mdiBackSpace(self):
if len(self.mdiEntry.text()) > 0:
text = self.mdiEntry.text()[:-1]
self.mdiEntry.setText(text)
def toolHandleKeys(self, button):
text = self.toolOffsetLabel.text()
if len(text) > 0:
self.toolOffsetLabel.setText(text + button.text())
else:
self.toolOffsetLabel.setText(button.text())
def toolBackSpace(self):
text = self.toolOffsetLabel.text()[:-1]
self.toolOffsetLabel.setText(text)
def buttonRapidZero(self):
self.rapidZero.setChecked(True)
self.rapidTwentyFive.setChecked(False)
self.rapidFifty.setChecked(False)
self.rapidSeventyFive.setChecked(False)
self.rapidHundred.setChecked(False)
def buttonRapidTwentyFive(self):
self.rapidZero.setChecked(False)
self.rapidTwentyFive.setChecked(True)
self.rapidFifty.setChecked(False)
self.rapidSeventyFive.setChecked(False)
self.rapidHundred.setChecked(False)
def buttonRapidFifty(self):
self.rapidZero.setChecked(False)
self.rapidTwentyFive.setChecked(False)
self.rapidFifty.setChecked(True)
self.rapidSeventyFive.setChecked(False)
self.rapidHundred.setChecked(False)
def buttonRapidSeventyFive(self):
self.rapidZero.setChecked(False)
self.rapidTwentyFive.setChecked(False)
self.rapidFifty.setChecked(False)
self.rapidSeventyFive.setChecked(True)
self.rapidHundred.setChecked(False)
def buttonRapidHundred(self):
self.rapidZero.setChecked(False)
self.rapidTwentyFive.setChecked(False)
self.rapidFifty.setChecked(False)
self.rapidSeventyFive.setChecked(False)
self.rapidHundred.setChecked(True)Lastly, you have the header set twice: (Your header originally): Many times programmers will only show the parts you need to change/add to your files but assume you know that if it is already there you will only change/add what is not. I should have been more explicit in my example code. The way you inserted the examples resulted in 3 super calls and 3 __init_ functions. All overwriting the next.
from qtpyvcp.widgets.form_widgets.main_window import VCPMainWindow
# Setup logging
from qtpyvcp.utilities import logger
LOG = logger.getLogger('qtpyvcp.' + __name__)
class MyMainWindow(VCPMainWindow):
"""Main window class for the VCP."""
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super(MyMainWindow, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
# add any custom methods here
from qtpyvcp.widgets.form_widgets.main_window import VCPMainWindow
# Setup logging
from qtpyvcp.utilities import logger
LOG = logger.getLogger('qtpyvcp.' + __name__)
class MyMainWindow(VCPMainWindow):
"""Main window class for the VCP."""
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super(MyMainWindow, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
# add any custom methods hereIt should work after that.
Just always remember that all super declarations MUST be present in the __init__ function definition in order to be recognized by lower level or child functions. connect is a function to connect a parent declaration to a child function.
I think I explained that correctly. Lol. It is late.
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