Hi Michael, hi Chris!
On 12/30/2013 07:33 PM, Michael Haberler wrote:
> Hi Philipp,
>
> a bit of guts first:
>
> Configs with a UI which sports preview actually have two interpreters
>
> there's one in the milltask process - this is the 'real one' which drives the
> machine, and which you've b
> in principle those two are unrelated ; of course they should work on the same
> ngc program. UI's deal with that by telling the preview interpreter to
> generate preview, and tell milltask to actually execute the program driving
> the machine.
>
> what happened with your program: you talked
Hi Philipp,
a bit of guts first:
Configs with a UI which sports preview actually have two interpreters
there's one in the milltask process - this is the 'real one' which drives the
machine, and which you've been talking to with your sample program
then there's a 'preview interpreter' in the UI
Hi all!
Maybe you remember my question of a few weeks ago about a more flexible
way to transform the coordinates in a G-code file:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=528A6D98.7080208%40hb9etc.ch&forum_name=emc-users
My decision was then, to do most of the transforms in Pytho
