QtDragon_HD looses keyboard shortcuts

Using the latest QtDragon_HD from Chris, I notice if running a gcode program and then do a stop, then run from here, I loose my keyboard shortcuts. I can get them back by unchecking then checking the "use KB shortcuts" checkbox.

I think this is problem outside of the handler. Tried lots of hacks in the handler to no avail....


EDIT:
Actually seems only pause shortcut does not work when doing a run from here. esc works, once stopped and put into man mode jog keys work. While gcode is executing and pause does not work, i can flip over to the use kb shortcuts check box, toggle it off then on and now pause works.

2nd Edit: Actually all i have to do is go to the settings tab and back to main and pause works, no need to check/uncheck...

3rd Edit: start LinuxCNC, load file, click on a line in the middle, hit start (run from here), pause does not work, click on auto mode (even though is says we are) and now pause works.

4th Edit: "run from here" has nothing to do with it. If the focus was on the gcode screen when start is hit, no pause...

My hack, probably messed up other stuff but pause works now..... Look for the ##DKS lines.... Hopefully Chris will fix it properly!



def processed_key_event__(self,receiver,event,is_pressed,key,code,shift,cntrl):
# when typing in MDI, we don't want keybinding to call functions
# so we catch and process the events directly.
# We do want ESC, F1 and F2 to call keybinding functions though
if code not in(QtCore.Qt.Key_Escape,QtCore.Qt.Key_F1 ,QtCore.Qt.Key_F2):
# QtCore.Qt.Key_F3,QtCore.Qt.Key_F4,QtCore.Qt.Key_F5):

# search for the top widget of whatever widget received the event
# then check if it's one we want the keypress events to go to
print ("(Got to Keybind") ##DKS:
flag = False
receiver2 = receiver
while receiver2 is not None and not flag:
if isinstance(receiver2, QtWidgets.QDialog):
flag = True
break
if isinstance(receiver2, QtWidgets.QLineEdit):
flag = True
print ("Line Edit")
break
if isinstance(receiver2, MDI_WIDGET):
flag = True
break
if isinstance(receiver2, GCODE):
print ("Gcode")
flag = True
break
if isinstance(receiver2, TOOL_TABLE):
flag = True
break
if isinstance(receiver2, OFFSET_VIEW):
flag = True
break
receiver2 = receiver2.parent()

if flag:
if isinstance(receiver2, GCODE):
# if in manual or in readonly mode do our keybindings - otherwise
# send events to gcode widget
print("########") ##DKS:
print(STATUS.is_auto_running()) ##DKS:
print(receiver2.isReadOnly()) ##DKS:
## DKS: if STATUS.is_man_mode() == False or not receiver2.isReadOnly():
if (STATUS.is_auto_running() == False) and (STATUS.is_man_mode() == False or not receiver2.isReadOnly()):

print ("Not Man Mode") ##DKS:
print (STATUS.is_man_mode()) ##DKS:
if is_pressed:
print (IsPressed) ##DKS:
receiver.keyPressEvent(event)
event.accept()
return True
elif is_pressed: ## DKS: was if not elif
receiver.keyPressEvent(event)
event.accept()
return True
else:
event.accept()
return True

if event.isAutoRepeat():return True

# ok if we got here then try keybindings function calls
# KEYBINDING will call functions from handler file as
# registered by KEYBIND.add_call(KEY,FUNCTION) above
print ("(Got to Keybind2") ##DKS:

return KEYBIND.manage_function_calls(self,event,is_pressed,key,shift,cntrl)

Hey Chris, not wanting to be perceived as demanding or entitled but have you had a chance to look at this? I just want to know if my fix for now is OK and not doing something really stupid. I am very appreciative of your time and help...

Thanks,
Kent

Thanks for the update phillc54.

Try changing this in the handler file:

note I added QtCore.Qt.Key_Pause

Since this key is not used in regular text input, i think we can always acted on it.
You still must have keyboard shortcuts selected in settings.

please let me know if this is fine in all situations and if so i will add it by default.

Thanks Chris,

I do use the spacebar as pause as well so I think this is a partial solution for me...