Bug in messege output

I add photo of the messege output.

It seems that when text in output messege (debug, .... system messege) text become very wide, it hides out of the screen and I even can't close messege windows.

I also see, that when I change some value with mouse in qhspinbox (sorry if I wrong in naming), I can't move axes with keyboard default keys or any other jog commands from qtpyvcp. Possibly it goes in some manual mode or something else.

how to make automatic translation was apcent in tutorials

so, does any body knows how to fix that bug in long messeges? They are very troubling.

Does it's possible to control closing messege output for many texts? It's really irritates?
I didn't upload to new pyQTvcp. Will it help?

I have updated to last version to qtpyvcp with pip.
But I still feel problem with messege output for big texts.
As on the picture - it's impossible to close this messege windows.
So does it's possible to disable such kind output messeges and to leave only small messeges?  
 

As for this error, I don't know how to solve this, sometimes PC maid lags and this messege shows up. But it do nothing for program. It would be very nice to have some botton to close this windows may be in qtpyvcp UI.

hello,

you can try the dbus notifications by adding this to the vcp yml
data_plugins:
...
notifications:
provider: qtpyvcp.plugins.notifications:Notifications
kwargs:
# show notification popups
enabled: True
# "native" or "dbus"
mode: native
# max number of notifications to show
max_messages: 5
# whether to save messages on exit
persistent: True


you may also need python-dbus

 

Thanks, TurBoss, for your answer.
I have python-dbus installed (possibly with installation qtpyvcp)

As for editing yml-file I don't understand what I should to edit.
I add my yml file to this post. What I should to change?
 

Look in your yaml file as posted for the section that has this text:

The using the content TurBoss supplied make it look like:

Cheers - J.

Thanks, Joco. I think I understand.
Tomorrow I will try how it works.