Development thread: S parameter as variable opacity

Hi John

I hope you wouldn't mind me opening a thread, but just easier to keep it going here where I can easily reference code lines, upload etc than the G+ community

So, from our discussion yesterday (#1)

I went ahead and added the subscribe

https://github.com/openhardwarecoza/widget-3dviewer/blob/master/widget.js#L138
and
https://github.com/openhardwarecoza/widget-3dviewer/blob/master/widget.js#L189

and hopefully data published should trigger the function https://github.com/openhardwarecoza/widget-3dviewer/blob/master/widget.js#L3014

However, I don't see the function fire off (i.e. not logging to console) when I connect and disconnect to the TinyG

(As you can tell I am totally noob with the subscribe/publish, so going by example code from other widgets here)

[chilipeppr]

Do you see the event fire off in the JavaScript console?
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Hi John

I hope you wouldn't mind me opening a thread, but just easier to keep it
going here where I can easily reference code lines, upload etc than the G+
community

So, from our discussion yesterday (#1
#1)

I went ahead and added the subscribe

https://github.com/openhardwarecoza/widget-3dviewer/blob/master/widget.js#L138
and

https://github.com/openhardwarecoza/widget-3dviewer/blob/master/widget.js#L189

and hopefully data published should trigger the function
https://github.com/openhardwarecoza/widget-3dviewer/blob/master/widget.js#L3014

However, I don't see the function fire off (i.e. not logging to console)
when I connect and disconnect to the TinyG

(As you can tell I am totally noob with the subscribe/publish, so going by
example code from other widgets here)

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Negative, I don't.

Does my implementation look correct though?

It's live on chilipepper.com/plasma

In the current version I added an Alert too in case i miss the console
event (though that doesnt fire either)

On Sat, Feb 13, 2016 at 5:46 PM, John Lauer notifications@github.com
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Do you see the event fire off in the JavaScript console?
On Feb 13, 2016 4:15 AM, "Peter van der Walt" notifications@github.com
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Hi John

I hope you wouldn't mind me opening a thread, but just easier to keep it
going here where I can easily reference code lines, upload etc than the
G+
community

So, from our discussion yesterday (#1
#1)

I went ahead and added the subscribe

https://github.com/openhardwarecoza/widget-3dviewer/blob/master/widget.js#L138
and

https://github.com/openhardwarecoza/widget-3dviewer/blob/master/widget.js#L189

and hopefully data published should trigger the function

https://github.com/openhardwarecoza/widget-3dviewer/blob/master/widget.js#L3014

However, I don't see the function fire off (i.e. not logging to console)
when I connect and disconnect to the TinyG

(As you can tell I am totally noob with the subscribe/publish, so going
by
example code from other widgets here)

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[chilipeppr]

I'm at Whistler right now just waking up, so it would be hard for me to
test. The widget that fires off that pubsub is the TinyG widget. I wonder
if it is in fact firing off that pubsub. It is possible I documented that
event but never fully tested it. Obviously the TinyG widget gets the
firmware and puts it in the header, but it is possible the event doesn't
fire. If you just run the TinyG widget on its own in test mode perhaps you
could see if it fires.

If the firing of firmware version doesn't work, I do think your toggling
was kinda cool. I just wanted to lighten up that label and/or possibly just
put it in a pulldown mneu to reduce screen real estate usage.

On Sat, Feb 13, 2016 at 7:54 AM, Peter van der Walt <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

Negative, I don't.

Does my implementation look correct though?

It's live on chilipepper.com/plasma

In the current version I added an Alert too in case i miss the console
event (though that doesnt fire either)

On Sat, Feb 13, 2016 at 5:46 PM, John Lauer notifications@github.com
wrote:

Do you see the event fire off in the JavaScript console?
On Feb 13, 2016 4:15 AM, "Peter van der Walt" notifications@github.com
wrote:

[image: screenshot from 2016-02-13 13-56-48]
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Hi John

I hope you wouldn't mind me opening a thread, but just easier to keep
it
going here where I can easily reference code lines, upload etc than the
G+
community

So, from our discussion yesterday (#1
#1)

I went ahead and added the subscribe

https://github.com/openhardwarecoza/widget-3dviewer/blob/master/widget.js#L138

and

https://github.com/openhardwarecoza/widget-3dviewer/blob/master/widget.js#L189

and hopefully data published should trigger the function

https://github.com/openhardwarecoza/widget-3dviewer/blob/master/widget.js#L3014

However, I don't see the function fire off (i.e. not logging to
console)
when I connect and disconnect to the TinyG

(As you can tell I am totally noob with the subscribe/publish, so going
by
example code from other widgets here)

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(: No problem

Ray and I are going to start on the DXF in an hour or so... Should keep me busy for the rest of the night.

I'll come back to the Viewer work tomorrow or so - so no rush

I would need to get this working longer term though, there are other things I am working on where automatically detecting and adapting to the firmware would be cool.

Stealing my own thread, but I love how you only load the Eagle widgets once a Brd is dropped. I am wondering though, does that also mean we can have one workspace and pull in tinyg/grbl/etc widgets (instead of seperate workspaces) - using jquery we can show/hide buttons and features based on their availability?

Will test the widget on its own too. Didnt dig too deep, first time using pubsub here so more likely in between keyboard and chair (;

[chilipeppr]

Yeah, it would be possible to have one workspace. I think CP allowing
anyone to create a workspace is a fundamental for enabling anyone to do
anything they want to take CP in any direction, but if that eventually then
turns into a unified workspace then that's a great progression. The /grbl
workspace enabled an independent dev like Jarret Luft to do what he needed
to make it work in a beautiful way. Most widgets he borrowed from TinyG,
others he had to tweak heavily.

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(: No problem

Me and Ray is going to start on the DXF in an hour or so... Should keep me
busy for the rest of the night.

I'll come back to the Viewer work tomorrow or so - so no rush

I would need to get this working longer term though, there are other
things I am working on where automatically adapting to the firmware would
be cool.

Stealing my own thread, but I love how you only load the Eagle widgets
once a Brd is dropped. I am wondering though, does that also mean we can
have on workspace and pull in tinyg/grbl/etc widgets (instead of seperate
workspaces) - using jquery we can show/hide buttons and features based on
their availability?

Will test the widget on its own too. Didnt dig too deep, first time using
pubsub here so more likely in between keyboard and chair (;

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Understood and totally should stay that way. But there are definately use cases for a migration path of mature and approved widget into certain main workspace (like a "CNC" workspace) yet keeping the amazing abilities to be a not-a-cnc-interface too (beerbot for the win! and the Lua workspace was a awesome surprise too)

Fixed the issue with pubsub, i am now getting the publish can continue tomorrow