Hello,
is there another/newer way to confirm termination of axis and thus
linuxcnc other than putting something in .axisrc ?
I am using this code:
def General_Halt():
text = "Do you really want to close linuxcnc?"
if not root_window.tk.call("nf_dialog", ".error", "Question", text,
"warning", 1, "YES", "NO"):
root_window.destroy()
root_window.protocol("WM_DELETE_WINDOW", General_Halt)
I use this to avoid accidental termination of linuxcnc and thus possibly
an interrupted job, which can happen if you happen to click on the wrong
upper right corner "X".
If there is not a any newer way to do this, then maybe it would be
helpful to include the above code in the User Manual V2.6.5-47-g55f0014,
2015-01-20 that is located here:
http://linuxcnc.org/docs/2.6/pdf/LinuxCNC_User_Manual.pdf
The manual talks about the .axisrc file on page 41/253.
BR
Max.
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