hazzy - Another touchscreen GUI

Hi for all!
I have a question for the developer and users of the perfect GUI hazzy.
I use hazzy-legacy and I ran into such a problem.
When I execute the MDI command (DEBUG, #5400), I get the value (for this command is 0.000)
log:
[HAZZY][INFO] Issuing MDI command: (DEBUG, #5400) (hazzy.py:1798)
[HAZZY][INFO] 0.000000 (hazzy.py:620)

But I execute the MDI command (DEBUG, #<_INI[TRAJ]AXES>) I get a symbol ####
log:
[HAZZY][INFO] Issuing MDI command: (DEBUG, #<_INI[TRAJ]AXES>) (hazzy.py:1798)
[HAZZY][INFO] ###### (hazzy.py:620)

Tell me what the problem may be. I can not understand where to look for it. In the interface AXIS this problem is absent
Thanks in advance for the answer.
Sorry for bad English

Hello, glad to hear your are using and enjoying hazzy!

I don't think that is a hazzy related problem (though there are many ). A return value of ###### for a variable generally means that that variable is not defined. Most likely you have not enabled the read from INI feature in your config file.

In the [RS274NGC] section of your INI file add FEATURES = 4, and see if that helps.


Cheers,
Kurt

Also for hazzy-legacy i suggest in section
def on_redraw_clicked(self, widget, data=None):
self.gremlin.expose()
#self.gremlin.load()
Uncomment self.gremlin.load()
and section
def on_opskip_pressed(self, widget, data= None):
if self.stat.block_delete == 0:
self.command.set_block_delete(1)
log.debug("Setting opskip ON")
else:
self.command.set_block_delete(0)
log.debug("Setting opskip OFF")

replace on

def on_opskip_pressed(self, widget, data= None):
if self.stat.block_delete == 0:
self.command.set_block_delete(1)
self.on_redraw_clicked(self)
log.debug("Setting opskip ON")
else:
self.command.set_block_delete(0)
self.on_redraw_clicked(self)
log.debug("Setting opskip OFF")

The gremlin will be automaticly redraw preview

kcj wrote: Hello, glad to hear your are using and enjoying hazzy!

I don't think that is a hazzy related problem (though there are many ). A return value of ###### for a variable generally means that that variable is not defined. Most likely you have not enabled the read from INI feature in your config file.

In the [RS274NGC] section of your INI file add FEATURES = 4, and see if that helps.

Code:

[RS274NGC] FEATURES = 4

Cheers,
Kurt

This is a miracle )))
But I don't get value, when i execute (debug, #<_hal[motion-controller.time]>)
Tell me please, where can I read about this [RS274NGC]FEATURES

[RS274NGC]
FEATURES = 12

He asked himself, answered himself ))

FEATURES is documented in approximately the least obvious place.

linuxcnc.org/docs/2.7/html/remap/remap.h...i_file_configuration