- more refactoring in Milling Tool

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Marius Stanciu
2021-01-29 02:17:51 +02:00
committed by Marius
parent 04649622eb
commit 07ab8e08cc

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@@ -2887,14 +2887,14 @@ class ToolMilling(AppTool, Excellon):
# Object initialization function for app.app_obj.new_object()
# RUNNING ON SEPARATE THREAD!
def job_init_single_geometry(job_obj, app_obj):
def job_init_single_geometry(new_cncjob_obj, app_obj):
self.app.log.debug("Creating a CNCJob out of a single-geometry")
assert job_obj.kind == 'cncjob', "Initializer expected a CNCJobObject, got %s" % type(job_obj)
assert new_cncjob_obj.kind == 'cncjob', "Initializer expected a CNCJobObject, got %s" % type(new_cncjob_obj)
job_obj.options['xmin'] = xmin
job_obj.options['ymin'] = ymin
job_obj.options['xmax'] = xmax
job_obj.options['ymax'] = ymax
new_cncjob_obj.options['xmin'] = xmin
new_cncjob_obj.options['ymin'] = ymin
new_cncjob_obj.options['xmax'] = xmax
new_cncjob_obj.options['ymax'] = ymax
# count the tools
tool_cnt = 0
@@ -2902,17 +2902,17 @@ class ToolMilling(AppTool, Excellon):
# dia_cnc_dict = {}
# this turn on the FlatCAMCNCJob plot for multiple tools
job_obj.multitool = True
job_obj.multigeo = False
job_obj.cnc_tools.clear()
new_cncjob_obj.multitool = True
new_cncjob_obj.multigeo = False
new_cncjob_obj.cnc_tools.clear()
job_obj.options['Tools_in_use'] = tools_in_use
new_cncjob_obj.options['Tools_in_use'] = tools_in_use
job_obj.segx = segx if segx else float(self.app.defaults["geometry_segx"])
job_obj.segy = segy if segy else float(self.app.defaults["geometry_segy"])
new_cncjob_obj.segx = segx if segx else float(self.app.defaults["geometry_segx"])
new_cncjob_obj.segy = segy if segy else float(self.app.defaults["geometry_segy"])
job_obj.z_pdepth = float(self.app.defaults["tools_mill_z_pdepth"])
job_obj.feedrate_probe = float(self.app.defaults["tools_mill_feedrate_probe"])
new_cncjob_obj.z_pdepth = float(self.app.defaults["tools_mill_z_pdepth"])
new_cncjob_obj.feedrate_probe = float(self.app.defaults["tools_mill_feedrate_probe"])
total_gcode = ''
for tooluid_key in list(tools_dict.keys()):
@@ -2977,13 +2977,13 @@ class ToolMilling(AppTool, Excellon):
spindledir = self.app.defaults['tools_mill_spindledir']
tool_solid_geometry = self.solid_geometry
job_obj.coords_decimals = self.app.defaults["cncjob_coords_decimals"]
job_obj.fr_decimals = self.app.defaults["cncjob_fr_decimals"]
new_cncjob_obj.coords_decimals = self.app.defaults["cncjob_coords_decimals"]
new_cncjob_obj.fr_decimals = self.app.defaults["cncjob_fr_decimals"]
# Propagate options
job_obj.options["tooldia"] = tooldia_val
job_obj.options['type'] = 'Geometry'
job_obj.options['tool_dia'] = tooldia_val
new_cncjob_obj.options["tooldia"] = tooldia_val
new_cncjob_obj.options['type'] = 'Geometry'
new_cncjob_obj.options['tool_dia'] = tooldia_val
tool_lst = list(tools_dict.keys())
is_first = True if tooluid_key == tool_lst[0] else False
@@ -2993,7 +2993,7 @@ class ToolMilling(AppTool, Excellon):
glob_tol = float(self.app.defaults['global_tolerance'])
tol = glob_tol / 20 if self.units.lower() == 'in' else glob_tol
res, start_gcode = job_obj.generate_from_geometry_2(
res, start_gcode = new_cncjob_obj.generate_from_geometry_2(
self.target_obj, tooldia=tooldia_val, offset=tool_offset, tolerance=tol,
z_cut=z_cut, z_move=z_move,
feedrate=feedrate, feedrate_z=feedrate_z, feedrate_rapid=feedrate_rapid,
@@ -3010,16 +3010,16 @@ class ToolMilling(AppTool, Excellon):
dia_cnc_dict['gcode'] = res
if start_gcode != '':
job_obj.gc_start = start_gcode
new_cncjob_obj.gc_start = start_gcode
total_gcode += res
# tell gcode_parse from which point to start drawing the lines depending on what kind of
# object is the source of gcode
job_obj.toolchange_xy_type = "geometry"
new_cncjob_obj.toolchange_xy_type = "geometry"
self.app.inform.emit('[success] %s' % _("G-Code parsing in progress..."))
dia_cnc_dict['gcode_parsed'] = job_obj.gcode_parse()
dia_cnc_dict['gcode_parsed'] = new_cncjob_obj.gcode_parse()
app_obj.inform.emit('[success] %s' % _("G-Code parsing finished..."))
# commented this; there is no need for the actual GCode geometry - the original one will serve as well
@@ -3031,23 +3031,23 @@ class ToolMilling(AppTool, Excellon):
except Exception as er:
app_obj.inform.emit('[ERROR] %s: %s' % (_("G-Code processing failed with error"), str(er)))
job_obj.cnc_tools.update({
new_cncjob_obj.cnc_tools.update({
tooluid_key: deepcopy(dia_cnc_dict)
})
dia_cnc_dict.clear()
job_obj.source_file = job_obj.gc_start + total_gcode
new_cncjob_obj.source_file = new_cncjob_obj.gc_start + total_gcode
# Object initialization function for app.app_obj.new_object()
# RUNNING ON SEPARATE THREAD!
def job_init_multi_geometry(new_obj, app_obj):
def job_init_multi_geometry(new_cncjob_obj, app_obj):
self.app.log.debug("Creating a CNCJob out of a multi-geometry")
assert new_obj.kind == 'cncjob', "Initializer expected a CNCJobObject, got %s" % type(new_obj)
assert new_cncjob_obj.kind == 'cncjob', "Initializer expected a CNCJobObject, got %s" % type(new_cncjob_obj)
new_obj.options['xmin'] = xmin
new_obj.options['ymin'] = ymin
new_obj.options['xmax'] = xmax
new_obj.options['ymax'] = ymax
new_cncjob_obj.options['xmin'] = xmin
new_cncjob_obj.options['ymin'] = ymin
new_cncjob_obj.options['xmax'] = xmax
new_cncjob_obj.options['ymax'] = ymax
# count the tools
tool_cnt = 0
@@ -3055,16 +3055,16 @@ class ToolMilling(AppTool, Excellon):
# dia_cnc_dict = {}
# this turn on the FlatCAMCNCJob plot for multiple tools
new_obj.multitool = True
new_obj.multigeo = True
new_obj.cnc_tools.clear()
new_cncjob_obj.multitool = True
new_cncjob_obj.multigeo = True
new_cncjob_obj.cnc_tools.clear()
new_obj.options['Tools_in_use'] = tools_in_use
new_obj.segx = segx if segx else float(self.app.defaults["geometry_segx"])
new_obj.segy = segy if segy else float(self.app.defaults["geometry_segy"])
new_cncjob_obj.options['Tools_in_use'] = tools_in_use
new_cncjob_obj.segx = segx if segx else float(self.app.defaults["geometry_segx"])
new_cncjob_obj.segy = segy if segy else float(self.app.defaults["geometry_segy"])
new_obj.z_pdepth = float(self.app.defaults["tools_mill_z_pdepth"])
new_obj.feedrate_probe = float(self.app.defaults["tools_mill_feedrate_probe"])
new_cncjob_obj.z_pdepth = float(self.app.defaults["tools_mill_z_pdepth"])
new_cncjob_obj.feedrate_probe = float(self.app.defaults["tools_mill_feedrate_probe"])
# make sure that trying to make a CNCJob from an empty file is not creating an app crash
if not self.target_obj.solid_geometry:
@@ -3142,13 +3142,13 @@ class ToolMilling(AppTool, Excellon):
tool_solid_geometry = self.target_obj.tools[tooluid_key]['solid_geometry']
# Coordinates
new_obj.coords_decimals = self.app.defaults["cncjob_coords_decimals"]
new_obj.fr_decimals = self.app.defaults["cncjob_fr_decimals"]
new_cncjob_obj.coords_decimals = self.app.defaults["cncjob_coords_decimals"]
new_cncjob_obj.fr_decimals = self.app.defaults["cncjob_fr_decimals"]
# Propagate options
new_obj.options["tooldia"] = tooldia_val
new_obj.options['type'] = 'Geometry'
new_obj.options['tool_dia'] = tooldia_val
new_cncjob_obj.options["tooldia"] = tooldia_val
new_cncjob_obj.options['type'] = 'Geometry'
new_cncjob_obj.options['tool_dia'] = tooldia_val
# it seems that the tolerance needs to be a lot lower value than 0.01 and it was hardcoded initially
# to a value of 0.0005 which is 20 times less than 0.01
@@ -3158,10 +3158,10 @@ class ToolMilling(AppTool, Excellon):
tool_lst = list(tools_dict.keys())
is_first = True if tooluid_key == tool_lst[0] else False
is_last = True if tooluid_key == tool_lst[-1] else False
res, start_gcode = new_obj.geometry_tool_gcode_gen(tooluid_key, tools_dict, first_pt=(0, 0),
tolerance=tol,
is_first=is_first, is_last=is_last,
toolchange=is_toolchange)
res, start_gcode = new_cncjob_obj.geometry_tool_gcode_gen(tooluid_key, tools_dict, first_pt=(0, 0),
tolerance=tol,
is_first=is_first, is_last=is_last,
toolchange=is_toolchange)
if res == 'fail':
self.app.log.debug("ToolMilling.mtool_gen_cncjob() --> geometry_tool_gcode_gen() failed")
return 'fail'
@@ -3171,10 +3171,10 @@ class ToolMilling(AppTool, Excellon):
total_gcode += res
if start_gcode != '':
new_obj.gc_start = start_gcode
new_cncjob_obj.gc_start = start_gcode
app_obj.inform.emit('[success] %s' % _("G-Code parsing in progress..."))
dia_cnc_dict['gcode_parsed'] = new_obj.gcode_parse()
dia_cnc_dict['gcode_parsed'] = new_cncjob_obj.gcode_parse()
app_obj.inform.emit('[success] %s' % _("G-Code parsing finished..."))
# commented this; there is no need for the actual GCode geometry - the original one will serve as well
@@ -3190,15 +3190,15 @@ class ToolMilling(AppTool, Excellon):
# tell gcode_parse from which point to start drawing the lines depending on what kind of
# object is the source of gcode
new_obj.toolchange_xy_type = "geometry"
new_cncjob_obj.toolchange_xy_type = "geometry"
# Update the CNCJob tools dictionary
new_obj.cnc_tools.update({
new_cncjob_obj.cnc_tools.update({
tooluid_key: deepcopy(dia_cnc_dict)
})
dia_cnc_dict.clear()
new_obj.source_file = total_gcode
new_cncjob_obj.source_file = total_gcode
if use_thread:
# To be run in separate thread