I noted that gladevcp's hal sourceview has EMC actions that were not available.
EMC actions 'save' and 'save as' allow one to save their edited Gcode file.
Here is a patch to make them available.
I think this should be included in EMC 2.5.
Advice about inclusion or comments on code ?
Chris M
ummm here is the patch :)
From: chrisinnana...@hotmail.com
To: emc-developers@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: Sun, 15 Jan 2012 08:49:12 +
Subject: [Emc-developers] gladevcp sourceview PATCH for 2.5
I noted that gladevcp's hal sourceview has EMC actions that were not available.
EMC
Gentle persons:
In reviewing the 2.5 documentation I came to realize that neither the
docs nor the web/wiki site gives proper attribution to foundational
documents from NIST, although there are tips of the hat to NIST as the
originator of the EMC project and there are brief mentions of the
Hello gentelmen.
It's some days i'm trying to get into vismach, and i understood one
thing (any correction is welcome!):
-You can update anything linked to a pin_hal into the drawing only
using: HalTranslate HalRotate. (is it?)
The problem is that i can't set for example the dimension of a box
Gentle persons:
Nuts. I found two nits that I left off my first, Part A, message about
the User Manual.
---
Coordinates (gcode/coordinates.html)
Many parts of the EMC2 User Manual point to this part with hyperlinks
labeled Coordinate System or such and this part has the title header
maybe
try using a cylinder for ropes
( or your line of cylinder primitive is only axial, not 3D , been a
while since i hacked vismach.py )
and add function HalScale using glScale, which could change object length
youd have to move the attaching point if the scaling was centric
tomp
On 1/15/2012 4:51 PM, Kent A. Reed wrote:
2. The resolution of hyperlinks to sections in the parts.
My mental model of browsing hyperlinked documents includes the notion
that a hyperlink labeled See the XYZ section should take me to a page
displayed such that the section title line lies at the
On dom, 2012-01-15 at 17:06 -0600, Thomas Powderly wrote:
maybe
try using a cylinder for ropes
( or your line of cylinder primitive is only axial, not 3D , been a
while since i hacked vismach.py )
and add function HalScale using glScale, which could change object length
youd have to move
I did not try this patch, but there are substantial problems with it
because it reverts a lot of changes introduced in other commits. Most
likely this is because the work was begun without using git, and when
switching to git you started with a different git version than you were
using before.
Jeff,
that 'proposed change' sort of escaped into the wild in a wash of commits from
a 'mhaberler only' state of affairs.
I'll clean that up eventually.
- Michael
Am 11.01.2012 um 15:34 schrieb Jeff Epler:
I belatedly took a look at this proposed change.
The added file backtrace.cc
Hi Rob,
this was due to a missing K word and not properly testing for it, your example
now works for me if I add a positive K word to the G84.1 line
http://git.mah.priv.at/gitweb/emc2-dev.git/shortlog/refs/heads/g84-dev
this is rebased on master; you might want to
git reset --hard
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