#hazzy | Logs for 2018-09-04

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[10:57:31] <jschi[m]> Lcvette: good luck with the kittens - hazzy plumb all the things - sorry to be incommunicado - long weekend away from the internets and moving into the new place starts this afternoon
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[11:42:01] <Lcvette> jschi: congrats!! sounds like you are in for some fun the next few days!
[11:43:07] <jschi[m]> thx - will check in as I can and hopefully I can dig into some more code soon
[11:43:40] <Lcvette> sweet, pictures of the new shop! or it didn't happen..lol
[11:44:34] <jschi[m]> indeed, although based on how I packed my storage units it may be a while till it resembles a shop
[11:45:14] <Lcvette> hahahahaha.. i remember how that goes, when i packed up my ommercial space to move into my home shop it took forever to get set back up it seemed
[11:45:33] <Lcvette> its still a work in progress
[11:46:38] <Lcvette> hazzy: did you get your pool fixed?
[11:59:37] <hazzy-m> Lcvette: No, but I think the power unit is the problem, it is only producing a few 100psi. I removed it a brought it back to my shop to test and hopefully repair
[12:02:31] <hazzy-m> I wish it was my pool 😃 it is actually for the head of the atlanta chamber of commerce, he has some money in that pool, lol
[12:02:50] <hazzy-m> or his wife does xD
[12:03:52] <Lcvette> sounds like a replacement power unit would be the resolution
[12:04:07] <Lcvette> especially if its 20 years old
[12:05:47] <hazzy-m> yeah, that is what I am thinking, they are not that expensive
[12:06:13] <Lcvette> and then all parts of it are new
[12:07:00] <Lcvette> sometimes trying to slavage an old part costs more or is more trouble than its worth
[12:07:06] <hazzy-m> right, but it is about 2k, so I wan't to be some what certain that is actualy the problem first
[12:07:16] <Lcvette> especially if its not an easy one to get too
[12:07:48] <Lcvette> gotcha
[12:49:56] * JT-Shop has the machine shop lighting down to 176 watts!
[12:50:36] <hazzy-m> JT-Shop: Nice! LED?
[12:51:43] <JT-Shop> yea, I have 16 4' shop lights but only have 4 on usually
[12:52:04] <JT-Shop> yea led tubes straight wire 120v
[12:55:32] <JT-Shop> also I gave up on debian 9 as a development pc python version too old so I'm setting up a Linux Mint 18 pc in the morning
[12:58:14] <hazzy-m> My brother just put LEDs in his new shop, they seem very nice
[12:59:48] <Lcvette> i have several fixtures inmy shop that use the T8 flourescent bulbs and i bought led replacement tubes but have trouble with them not lasting very long for some reason
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[13:00:22] <robotustra> hi
[13:01:05] <robotustra> I have a question how is your GUI connects to HAL?
[13:01:28] <robotustra> pyVCP?
[13:08:50] <hazzy-m> robotustra: Custom HAL components in python
[13:09:09] <hazzy-m> http://linuxcnc.org
[13:10:59] <hazzy-m> Also some of the HAL status monitoring is done using halcmd
[13:11:52] <robotustra> does anybody do GUI in qt/c++?
[13:11:58] <robotustra> except me?
[13:12:12] <robotustra> for linux cnc I mean
[13:13:49] <hazzy-m> robotustra: No, not for LinuxCNC, I think you are the first. Thank you!!
[13:15:09] <robotustra> u r welcome
[13:15:13] <hazzy-m> MachineKit does use c++ and QtQuick, you might look at what they did over there, but they did change quite a few things so not sure how helpful it would be
[13:16:18] <robotustra> I already have some ideas how to attach gui to lcnc
[13:16:27] <robotustra> my template https://imgur.com
[13:16:34] <hazzy-m> Also there were some c/c++ based interfaces in 2.7, but they were removed in master, they also might be a good place to see how the GUI was integrated
[13:17:03] <robotustra> I would like to have a cnc consol type interface for touch screen
[13:17:05] <hazzy-m> robotustra: That looks VERY nice!
[13:17:21] <JT-Shop> hazzy-m: which one was c c++?
[13:18:15] <hazzy-m> I think there were a couple, but not sure, mini and keystick and I think there was annother one too
[13:19:24] <robotustra> hazzy-m, thanks
[13:19:34] <hazzy-m> np
[13:20:08] <robotustra> the idea of this interface that you could add new layout element just by describing them in a txt file without recompiling application
[13:20:11] <hazzy-m> I like the way you are using the text file to define the layout
[13:20:35] <hazzy-m> that is a great idea!
[13:21:02] <robotustra> the ini file is long, but it's parsed only once
[13:21:51] <robotustra> so, it means I'm doing qt/c++ alone...
[13:22:55] <hazzy-m> haveing a pure qt/c++ interface should make LCNC much easyer to run on an embeded system ..
[13:22:55] <robotustra> one more question, is halui contains ALL possible pins? or just a subset?
[13:23:07] <robotustra> hazzy-m, yes
[13:23:29] <robotustra> *containing
[13:24:19] <hazzy-m> just a subset, halui only contains the pins needed for basic machine functions, like turning coolant on and off etc.
[13:25:24] <robotustra> it's quite a big list of these "basic" functions
[13:25:54] <hazzy-m> yes :)
[13:26:00] <robotustra> and where I can get a full list of functions?
[13:26:11] <robotustra> or pins?
[13:26:12] <hazzy-m> you can run `halcmd -s show pin` to see all the pins
[13:26:18] <robotustra> ok
[13:26:49] <robotustra> do the user need all these pins?
[13:27:02] <hazzy-m> but pins can be added dynamicaly, so the list will vary depending on the particulare machine config
[13:28:58] <hazzy-m> probably not, halui probbaly covers 95% of the pins that would be used on a typical UI
[13:29:21] <jthornton> yep keystick.cc
[13:30:08] <jthornton> mini is tcl
[13:30:25] <robotustra> hazzy-m, so, I'll start with halui and extend it after if I will missing something
[13:31:23] <robotustra> as soon as I got from code of halui it contains everything I need and more
[13:31:27] <hazzy-m> jthornton: c++ and TCL are both greek to me 😃
[13:32:45] <hazzy-m> robotustra: Excellent
[13:32:46] <jthornton> tcl is outer space to me, I can read a little c and c++ but never did much with it
[13:34:12] <jthornton> <altendky> got me lined out with a basic setup yesterday
[13:35:46] <jthornton> wow keystick is 2875 lines of code
[13:38:03] * jthornton sees that the lunch minute is over so back to work
[13:38:43] <Roguish> jthornton: you have one hard driving boss.
[13:41:03] <hazzy-m> I think he should complain to upper management
[13:41:50] <Roguish> so hazzy, how's it going with all the backend coding?
[13:41:52] <JT-Shop> lol
[13:42:17] <Lcvette> upper management doesn't give a cluck
[13:43:02] <JT-Shop> they don't even cluck they growl
[13:43:26] <Lcvette> lol
[14:11:16] <hazzy-m> Roguish: Ok, I have not hade much to work spend on it lately, but I did make some progress on making it easier to install using setup.py
[14:14:40] <JT-Shop> I still need to test my setup.py I've been doing pip3 install . to install a local copy
[14:15:57] <JT-Shop> been spending way too much time just trying to get pyqt5 to install lol
[16:36:36] <TurBoss> hello
[16:36:38] <TurBoss> sup
[17:31:04] <hazzy-m> hello TurBoss
[17:31:20] <hazzy-m> how is the festival?
[17:31:24] <hazzy-m> still going?
[17:31:44] <TurBoss> just started
[17:31:54] <TurBoss> not really a festival
[17:32:06] <TurBoss> more a local festivities
[17:32:36] <hazzy-m> ah, ok
[17:32:44] <hazzy-m> still fun 😃
[17:38:57] <Not-1af4> [02QtPyVCP] 07Kurt Jacobson pushed 031 commit to 03VCPLauncher [+4/-0/±5] 13https://gitlab.com/Hazzy/qtpyvcp/compare/3145b712c7ffa4bfa4687cd36397598515820521...69f024bb7b8a13d9fb543dafd1776968efb80366
[17:38:58] <Not-1af4> [02QtPyVCP] 07Kurt Jacobson 0369f024b - add setup.py and get it working
[19:15:04] <TurBoss> yes fun :D
[19:19:20] <Not-1af4> [02QtPyVCP] 07TurBoss pushed 031 commit to 03Filesystem [+0/-0/±1] 13https://gitlab.com/Hazzy/qtpyvcp/compare/9a54b13c399fddf97fe27d530b8c1a57a709bf3d...5f1076d0eec245a96374ec33c4c8032f00c40c87
[19:19:21] <Not-1af4> [02QtPyVCP] 07TurBoss 035f1076d - Create Folder button works
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[20:28:01] <Not-1af4> [02QtPyVCP] 07TurBoss pushed 031 commit to 03Filesystem [+0/-0/±1] 13https://gitlab.com/Hazzy/qtpyvcp/compare/5f1076d0eec245a96374ec33c4c8032f00c40c87...1b1918b06034235b2d235cf28cef40d1627a0d20
[20:28:02] <Not-1af4> [02QtPyVCP] 07TurBoss 031b1918b - Remove Copy/Paste in favour of New FIle
[20:28:20] <Not-1af4> [02QtPyVCP] 07TurBoss pushed 031 commit to 03Filesystem [+0/-0/±1] 13https://gitlab.com/Hazzy/qtpyvcp/compare/1b1918b06034235b2d235cf28cef40d1627a0d20...2fceedec454561066bdb846313919aac868e826e
[20:28:21] <Not-1af4> [02QtPyVCP] 07TurBoss 032fceede - missed files
[20:28:31] <TurBoss> hazzy: I think I'm done with FileSystem widget
[20:29:14] <TurBoss> we need somthing to document Widgets
[20:29:19] <TurBoss> like the Gitlab Wiki
[20:37:02] <TurBoss> only a little tweak on trnafer
[20:37:07] <TurBoss> *tranfer
[20:45:52] <robotustra> is the developer of linuxcncrsh in here?
[20:47:32] <TurBoss> you should ask on #freenode_#linuxcnc-devel:matrix.org
[20:47:52] <TurBoss> #linuxcnc-devel
[20:48:16] <robotustra> thsnks
[20:51:04] <Not-1af4> [02QtPyVCP] 07TurBoss pushed 031 commit to 03Filesystem [+0/-0/±1] 13https://gitlab.com/Hazzy/qtpyvcp/compare/2fceedec454561066bdb846313919aac868e826e...29e3f584a14e7a3da1de48c5953fb24a082a9ae5
[20:51:06] <Not-1af4> [02QtPyVCP] 07TurBoss 0329e3f58 - clean Transfer
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[23:16:39] <hazzy-m> Hurray TurBoss!
[23:17:37] <hazzy-m> we do need a documentation site, we can use gitlab pages like we did for hazzy, i'll set something up