Inconsistent Error Messages
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07 Mar 2021 03:05 #201257
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I did not have that installed. I installed it and it's good to go. I think Phill is going to update the script.
Thank you for the help!
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Do you have python-dbus.mainloop.pyqt5 installed?
I did not have that installed. I installed it and it's good to go. I think Phill is going to update the script.
Thank you for the help!
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10 Jun 2021 23:03 #211752
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In another topic i did suggest having the error/warning messages in a tab in QtPlasmaC since under Linux Mint there are no popups and the messages on the lower left side dissapear very quickly and if the mouse is moved. This is implemented in ProbeBasic (the GUI, not the probe tab for Axis/Gmoccapy) so that might be a starting point.
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11 Jun 2021 00:15 #211757
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Mint should pop messages if you have the libraries installed.
I use Mint.
check the terminal for a warning about this.
I use Mint.
check the terminal for a warning about this.
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11 Jun 2021 00:30 #211759
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When I had this problem (Mint 19.2), I don’t recall any error messages about missing dependencies (not saying there weren’t any).
The odd thing at the time was that sometimes I would get them, and sometimes I would not.
I finally gave up and converted everything to MX Linux, but I know people love Mint.
I know of one other guy having this problem on the iso distribution of lcnc, running Buster I reckon.
Not sure if any of that helps. I know it’s difficult to duplicate what you can’t replicate.
The odd thing at the time was that sometimes I would get them, and sometimes I would not.
I finally gave up and converted everything to MX Linux, but I know people love Mint.
I know of one other guy having this problem on the iso distribution of lcnc, running Buster I reckon.
Not sure if any of that helps. I know it’s difficult to duplicate what you can’t replicate.
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11 Jun 2021 05:20 #211772
by cmorley
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interesting - yes intermittent problems are the worst.
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11 Jun 2021 05:29 #211773
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I'm sorry I had forgotten the problem and didn't reread the thread.
It seems mint 19.2 is the problem.
Sorry for the noise
It seems mint 19.2 is the problem.
Sorry for the noise
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13 Jun 2021 02:04 - 13 Jun 2021 05:22 #211909
by phillc54
Replied by phillc54 on topic Inconsistent Error Messages
Hey Chris, a few of questions about the on screen display for error messages.
Is there a pin/signal/parameter hidden away somewhere that indicates a button on the OSD has been clicked?
Is there a way to limit the number of messages on the OSD to say 5 or 3 to prevent the OSD ending up partially off screen?
Is there a way to prevent the OSD from being shown?
By "a button", I mean "Close", "Clear All", and "Show Last Five"?
Edit: I have attached a diff that gives an example of what I would like to achieve.
By "a button", I mean "Close", "Clear All", and "Show Last Five"?
Edit: I have attached a diff that gives an example of what I would like to achieve.
Last edit: 13 Jun 2021 05:22 by phillc54. Reason: add attachment
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13 Jun 2021 10:42 #211929
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Inconsistent Error Messages
1) no but it's possible.
2) no there is no information about how many messages are currently showing or how big the message box is. I can dig in a bit to see if that info is available somehow.
3) you can disable notify messages in the screenoptions or do you mean temporarily?
2) no there is no information about how many messages are currently showing or how big the message box is. I can dig in a bit to see if that info is available somehow.
3) you can disable notify messages in the screenoptions or do you mean temporarily?
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13 Jun 2021 12:54 #211932
by phillc54
Replied by phillc54 on topic Inconsistent Error Messages
Thanks Chris.
1. Yeah, there is a dodgy way in the diff I posted
2. I saw it was hard coded in notify.py
3. Permanent with a user selection
1. Yeah, there is a dodgy way in the diff I posted
2. I saw it was hard coded in notify.py
3. Permanent with a user selection
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13 Jun 2021 23:57 #211978
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Replied by cmorley on topic Inconsistent Error Messages
3)
-you can disable notify using the preference file.
- you can override that in the handler file: self.w.screen_options.setProperty('notify_option',False)
You will lose the error message going to the status bar too - if that matters.
-you can disable notify using the preference file.
- you can override that in the handler file: self.w.screen_options.setProperty('notify_option',False)
You will lose the error message going to the status bar too - if that matters.
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