Error after simple update....
04 Aug 2023 22:26 #276939
by Roguish
Error after simple update.... was created by Roguish
been a while since I've updated, and lots of qtvcp changes....
running QTDragon. now my config is called dragon. but it's a simple copy over of qtdragon.
did a deb update with Seb's latest. linuxcnc-uspace_2.10.0~pre0.1767.g47129d147_amd64.deb
copied the qtdragon.ui and handler file to my local and renamed them dragon (just removed the qt)
startup linuxcnc with dragon.ini in a cmd window and it flames.....see the picture attached here.
note my side panel that used to work perfectly....
now when I touch the abort or retry button, the side panel disappears..... not good. I need it.
first, what's that error, and how do I fix it?
see down at line 736 in the runtime error file.... what's that error? is it the same???
and why the heck do I continuously get a stream of 'Could not create pixmap from :/images/images/brushed_metal.png'
where do they all come from and how do I fix 'em ????
little help would be great. if more files or pictures would help, just let me know and I'll get them...
thanks.
running QTDragon. now my config is called dragon. but it's a simple copy over of qtdragon.
did a deb update with Seb's latest. linuxcnc-uspace_2.10.0~pre0.1767.g47129d147_amd64.deb
copied the qtdragon.ui and handler file to my local and renamed them dragon (just removed the qt)
startup linuxcnc with dragon.ini in a cmd window and it flames.....see the picture attached here.
note my side panel that used to work perfectly....
now when I touch the abort or retry button, the side panel disappears..... not good. I need it.
first, what's that error, and how do I fix it?
see down at line 736 in the runtime error file.... what's that error? is it the same???
and why the heck do I continuously get a stream of 'Could not create pixmap from :/images/images/brushed_metal.png'
where do they all come from and how do I fix 'em ????
little help would be great. if more files or pictures would help, just let me know and I'll get them...
thanks.
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05 Aug 2023 05:07 #276970
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Error after simple update....
I pushed a fix for the error message.
The pixmap is used on the settings page - you could remove it if you like, but it might be fixed just because of the other fix.
So pull in the fix and see what's left.
Chris
The pixmap is used on the settings page - you could remove it if you like, but it might be fixed just because of the other fix.
So pull in the fix and see what's left.
Chris
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05 Aug 2023 23:17 #277068
by Roguish
Replied by Roguish on topic Error after simple update....
Chris, thanks
that fixed most of it. definitely the error message and side panel crash.
the background image is odd. I think there may be some inconsistency in the .ui file and how the background is applied, and the .qss file.
I found that if I copied the .qss file and then selected it with F12, the background is ok.
so no big deal right now.
I am going to write a simple script to copy and rename what I need whenever I update, then I will just have to do the F12 thing....
by the way, Seb's buildbot2 handled your push and made a set of debs today, the 5th. very handy.
that fixed most of it. definitely the error message and side panel crash.
the background image is odd. I think there may be some inconsistency in the .ui file and how the background is applied, and the .qss file.
I found that if I copied the .qss file and then selected it with F12, the background is ok.
so no big deal right now.
I am going to write a simple script to copy and rename what I need whenever I update, then I will just have to do the F12 thing....
by the way, Seb's buildbot2 handled your push and made a set of debs today, the 5th. very handy.
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