edit ToolOffsetView qtpyvcp

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13 Jul 2021 18:59 #214640 by jlviloria
Hello,

i am working on my own GUI, inspired by industrial lathe.
I want the tool table to only show me the X and Z axes with their respective wear.
but I can't find where I can hide the information.
There is another tool table widgets that can hide the information that we want, but it does not have the option to wear.

thanks,

JV
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13 Jul 2021 23:42 #214656 by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic edit ToolOffsetView qtpyvcp
This looks like qtvcp not qtpyvcp.

In your handler file add to this function:

def initialized__(self):
self.w.tooloffsetview.hideColumn(5)
self.w.tooloffsetview.hideColumn(6)

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14 Jul 2021 13:44 #214736 by jlviloria
Hi Cris, thanks for your answer. I'm trying to understand why in one if it lets me modify the columns I want to see and not in the other? Could it be that I did something wrong, or are they two different widgets? that can only be modified with code, like what you answer me, I'm working on debian 10 official(linuxcnc.org), linuxcnc 2.8.0 that comes with this installation, I followed the tutorial on the qtpyvcp page.

thanks for your attention.

JV
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14 Jul 2021 23:37 #214788 by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic edit ToolOffsetView qtpyvcp
Maybe you are using both Qtpyvcp and Qtvcp in the same screen?

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