Robo C2 and LCD temp bug for dual extruders

Hey @mark tomlinson , and this is probably what you're looking for...

~/oprint/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/RoboLCD/lcd/printerstatus.py (noting that there's a .pyc compiled version in the same folder)

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Code:

   def detirmine_layout(self):
        printer_type = roboprinter.printer_instance._settings.global_get(['printerProfiles', 'defaultProfile'])
        model = printer_type['model']
        tool0 = False
        tool1 = False
        bed = False

       if printer_type['extruder']['count'] == 1:
            tool0 = True
        elif printer_type['extruder']['count'] > 1:
            tool0 = True
            tool1 = True
        if printer_type['heatedBed']:
            bed = True
      
        if tool0 and tool1 and bed:
            tool_0 = Tool_Status("Extruder 1 Temp", "tool0")
            tool_1 = Tool_Status("Extruder 2 Temp", "tool1")
            bed = Tool_Status("Bed Temp", "bed")
            self.ids.tools.add_widget(tool_0)
            self.ids.tools.add_widget(tool_1)
            self.ids.tools.add_widget(bed)
        elif tool0 and bed:
            tool_0 = Tool_Status("Extruder 1 Temp", "tool0")
            bed = Tool_Status("Bed Temp", "bed")
            self.ids.tools.add_widget(tool_0)
            self.ids.tools.add_widget(Label())
            self.ids.tools.add_widget(bed)
        elif tool0:
            tool_0 = Tool_Status("Extruder 1 Temp", "tool0")
            self.ids.tools.add_widget(Label())
            self.ids.tools.add_widget(tool_0)
            self.ids.tools.add_widget(Label())
        else:
            Logger.info("##################### TOOL STATUS ERROR #######################")

So in your case, here's the state of those three boolean variables:

tool0 = true
tool1 = true
bed = false

Unfortunately, there isn't a paragraph dedicated to that eventuality. You're either an R2-like printer that has two extruders and a heated bed or you're a C2-like printer. You'll want to add this:

Code:

        elif tool0 and tool1 and bed:
            tool_0 = Tool_Status("Extruder 1 Temp", "tool0")
            tool_1 = Tool_Status("Extruder 2 Temp", "tool1")
            bed = Tool_Status("Bed Temp", "bed")
            self.ids.tools.add_widget(tool_0)
            self.ids.tools.add_widget(tool_1)
            self.ids.tools.add_widget(bed)

Can't tell you if it needs a label() addition. Not sure when it compiles the python code but I'm thinking it does this on startup. You might need to rename the .pyc version for that to happen, though.

 

I think I'll take the earthquakes, as preferences go. (Hope it misses you.)

True story:
Working in Los Angeles, 48th floor, and I'm supposed to be bringing in Eric Goldreich (my new boss) for his first day. Lobby tells me he's down there so I go to fetch him. Express elevator, a few people in there with Eric and myself as it starts rocketing back to 48. Elevator starts slamming the sides of the rails... BAM BAM BAM ...on the way up. Eric starts in with "jeez, our elevators in New York are built much better than this..."

Without missing a beat I calmly say, "Eric, that's called an earthquake." Perfectly timed, the doors open to show that we've landed a full foot above the actual floor level. I turn to face him, smile and say, "Welcome to California" then jump down and leave him standing there with his mouth open.

Maybe a week later, we're talking in the hallways and another quake starts in. The building (at 48 floors up) moves sideways like 6" at least back/forth so it's like being on some sort of amusement park ride. He's white as a sheet by this point as I continue to talk to him while covering my coffee cup with my free hand.