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GlossCode 0.1.6
Nothing is hidden
- Every character of a program shows in the G-code row, as in a text editor, with the spacing of the columns added.
%lines and;at the end of a block are shown and saved as written (a;only some lines have stays only on those lines). Text GlossCode can't read, like a stray symbol or number, is kept as written and flagged. - A machine that needs
;on every block still gets it added on save, but never a second one.
Editor
- The row you're editing is dark and heavy, and the other row of each line is light and faint, so it's clear which one is active.
- New English style, View › Full words, writes codes as words like
spindle.fwd,units.inch,units.absoluteandcoolant.on. Typing a full word in English mode works too. Address words (X, SEQ, TOOL, PECK…) read as in the long style. - Each line shows a grey run order number on the left: the block count as the program runs, counting a subprogram's lines on every call. It matches the line count some controls show. View › Run order numbers turns it off.
Simulation
- The simulation follows the line actually running, not the first time that line runs. A subprogram called again with new variables (a deeper
#110, for example) shows its own depth in the timeline, and the timeline scrolls straight through calls instead of jumping back. - Inside a call, the editor follows along in the call's shown lines (▸ show). While the call is hidden, a progress bar beside its button shows how far through it the tool is.
- New 16×, 32× and 64× speeds.
- Lathes: a program that uses the tailstock shows a tailstock symbol in the toolpath view, with ← (in), → (out) or ? (not set yet).
Which file to download
| Windows, installed | GlossCode-0.1.6-windows-x64-setup.exe |
| Windows, portable | GlossCode-0.1.6-windows-x64-portable.zip |
| Debian, Ubuntu | GlossCode-0.1.6-linux-amd64.deb |
| Fedora, openSUSE | GlossCode-0.1.6-linux-x86_64.rpm |
| Linux, portable | GlossCode-0.1.6-linux-x86_64-portable.tar.gz |
| Sample programs | GlossCode-0.1.6-examples.zip |
The Windows files aren't code-signed yet, so Windows may show "Windows protected your PC" the first time. Choose More info, then Run anyway. SHA256SUMS.txt lists the checksum of every file.