RE: EMC Control Panel

[Ethan Vos <ethan-at-forward.ca>]

Nice.

Does it overcome the metric/standard conversion issues in the bin version of Tkemc?

I couldn't find it in the drop box. What am I looking for?

Ethan


-----Original Message-----
From:	Ray [SMTP:rehenry-at-up.net]
Sent:	Saturday, September 08, 2001 12:11 AM
To:	Multiple recipients of list
Subject:	Re: EMC Control Panel

 << File: tkemcex.gif >> 
William

I hit a little troublesome snag on my new gui.  It isn't tkemc it is a
bastard child that uses many of the same Tcl/Tk processes that tkemc uses. 
I have finished most of the writing for a 640x480 version of it and will
ship it to you tomorrow.  I will also put it up on the dropbox then.

A screen shot is attached so that, if it makes it past the NIST
firewall, you can see that it is not just vaporware.

Ray

BTW - I put the feedhold toggle on the pause key.  It seemed to be the
right thing to do.  It also got me around the problem of typing into one of
the editor window while the EMC is running a part and hitting an f and
having that put the machine into feedhold.  Guess that I should do a little
more with bindings.


On Fri, 07 Sep 2001, William wrote:
> Hi Max,
> 
> I am getting a book on TCL/TK and once I learn a little I'll
> give it a try. I'm used to VB, and Delphi, (I'm not very good
> at those either but I can stumble my way around) and this is not
> quite the same. Ray mentioned he was working on something
> that will allow changing sizes of TkEmc gui. While I think those
> guys do a great job, I am feeling a little guilty, by not contributing
> due to my ignorance. Time to put some time aside and learn this
> stuff. Although I tried to load Kylix (Delphi for Linux) last night
> on a machine and damn near tossed it out the window. First I need
> to upgrade this component, but I can't upgrade that component until
> I upgrade another component first and so on and so on. I think
> my brain might be too old for all this Linux stuff.
> 
> Bill
> 
> 
> >
> > Hello Bill
> > > I also need to modify the TkEmc file to better fit into a 640X480
> display.
> > This is on my list too. So if you have a better arrangement for 640x480,
> please
> > drop me a line.
> >
> > Max
> >