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Here are the steps I follow to reproduce the issue:
in LinuxCNC 2.9 in the plasma interface created in qtvcp I open the file "001. Cutting for Vasya.ngc"
This is what I expected to happen:
File opened for processing
This is what happened instead:
The file does not open and the warning "Multiple '.' not allowed in LinuxCNC"
It worked properly before this:
(If the behavior changed after making a particular change in hardware or
software, describe the change you think is responsible. E.g., "after upgrading
from LinuxCNC 2.7.3 to 2.7.4")
Information about my hardware and software:
I checked opening the same file in LinuxCNC 2.8 in a plasma interface created in qtvcp and there is no such problem.
in qtplasmac_handler.py in method def file_loaded(self, obj, filename): if os.path.basename(filename).count('.') > 1: self.lastLoadedProgram = '' return
Isn't this a redundant condition
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Here are the steps I follow to reproduce the issue:
This is what I expected to happen:
File opened for processing
This is what happened instead:
The file does not open and the warning "Multiple '.' not allowed in LinuxCNC"
It worked properly before this:
(If the behavior changed after making a particular change in hardware or
software, describe the change you think is responsible. E.g., "after upgrading
from LinuxCNC 2.7.3 to 2.7.4")
Information about my hardware and software:
I checked opening the same file in LinuxCNC 2.8 in a plasma interface created in qtvcp and there is no such problem.
in qtplasmac_handler.py in method
def file_loaded(self, obj, filename): if os.path.basename(filename).count('.') > 1: self.lastLoadedProgram = '' return
Isn't this a redundant condition
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: