Сustomization QTvcp

Happened faster button False.

Good - ok the state is never True so the rest of the code doesn't get run.
I see now that you used 'clicked()' as the signal so that's why it's always false.
No problem, change it to this:

Thank you very much! This is how it works.

In full screen mode, I added a DRO display to the display. Everything is fine, only the A axis has one more sign and is converted. It can be fixed? But that's good enough.

you want to change the DRO format of the rotary axis? 0.000 to 0.00?

I just pushed to master a way to do this:

You can change others too:

I have a different question related to feed rate:

How can I display the programmed feed rate in QtVCP?
I’m not referring to the actual feed rate, which is simple to display.

What I would like to have is, for example:
Programming G1F1000 should show F1000 in QtVCP.

I have tried using motion.feed-upm:

In _postgui.hal:
Net feed_cmd qtop.feed_cmd <= motion.feed-upm

In _handler:
pin = self.h.newpin(‘feed_cmd”, hal.HAL_FLOAT, hal.HAL_IN)
pin.value_changed.connect(self.feed_cmd_changed)

def feed_cmd_changed(self, data)
feed = “{:5:0f}”.format(self.h[‘feed_cmd’])
self.w.lbl_feed_cmd.setText(text)

The above kind of works and shows the feed rate but only if there’s a change in feed rate.
If F is programmed in an *.ncg program, F will be displayed with some delay after reading the block.
Programming G1F1000 in MDI will show F0.

I would like to always show the programmed Feed rate, even in MDI.

I noticed there’s a linuxcnc.stat attribute:
"settings"
(returns tuple of floats) - current interpreter settings. settings[0] = sequence number, settings[1] = feed rate, settings[2] = speed.
If "settings" is the way to go ? I don’t know how to use this in QtVCP.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks