re: CNC keybd usage was RE: more R,P,Y axis conventions (rotary)
Posted by
ballendo@y...
on 2000-11-23 14:03:55 UTC
Alan,
(snips, inserts below:)
beliefs about operators (your users). If you feel it is not confusing
now, or in the future... OK. Personally, I don't like to mix "move"
keys with "data" keys... And I like keys to be used for ONE thing, if
possible ("soft" or "function" keys, properly used, are an
exception). More so if the "one thing" is a commonly used thing! Like
a decimal point.
Specific to your program, I still don't know if you are implementing
the increment as a list, a user-defined entry, or both?
axis selected ?
(snips, inserts below:)
>Yep, decimal key. Bad thing? at this "main" level, it can't doBad thing? Depends on the "structure" of your program and your
>anything else! Alias to either '.' or '>'. I'm open for
>suggestions.
beliefs about operators (your users). If you feel it is not confusing
now, or in the future... OK. Personally, I don't like to mix "move"
keys with "data" keys... And I like keys to be used for ONE thing, if
possible ("soft" or "function" keys, properly used, are an
exception). More so if the "one thing" is a commonly used thing! Like
a decimal point.
Specific to your program, I still don't know if you are implementing
the increment as a list, a user-defined entry, or both?
>Setting the increment is an "entry string", a '3'. As is theSo this will set the increment to 3 inches, or 3 degrees depending on
>absolute position command.
axis selected ?
>HAVE A MOST EXCELLENT THANKSGIVING!Thank you. And to you, as well!
>Alan KM6VV
Discussion Thread
ballendo@y...
2000-11-23 14:03:55 UTC
re: CNC keybd usage was RE: more R,P,Y axis conventions (rotary)
Alan Marconett KM6VV
2000-11-24 12:44:31 UTC
re: CNC keybd usage was RE: more R,P,Y axis conventions (rotary)