The previous implementation just emitted the signal twice, once in setTargetBedTemperature and once in _setTargetBedTemperature. I've made the private one actually set the temperature.
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It is allowed to preheat the bed if the printer is waiting for the bed to clean up or for stuff to cool down after a print.
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It should be equivalent. This needs to be done because the line is getting long and I need to add additional checks for if the properties are even set.
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It just calls the bed heating command without implementing the time-out. Implementing the time-out is impossible via just g-code.
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It is a no-op implementation that gives a warning. I'd rather give an exception and have that handled by whatever calls it, but this is how the other methods here do it.
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We want to allow floats in the interface since the interface needs to be agnostic of what device it is connected to. But the UM3 API only allows integers, so we still need to round it to the nearest integer.
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It rounds to 3 digits. The specification of the feature in the API doesn't mention how detailed the temperature and duration can go, but thousands seems more than enough. This also eliminates pesky problems with the JSON brackets in the format function.
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This is the one. The actual commit that implements the issue. It doesn't do anything yet, this button, but it's how it should look.
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Currently the setting 'resets' when you go out of the print monitor mode. That wasn't the original intention but it works kind of nicely. We'll bring it up in a meeting whether this needs to be changed.
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The 'hovered' property was taken from the example of the setting item, but that doesn't exist apparently. I looked up how it is normally done in QML.
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This is done by fitting tightly a rectangle around the grid of boxes. The boxes themselves have a white background but there is spacing between the boxes, which results in the little border.
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As address it uses the serial port, which would be COM# for Windows and /dev/ttyUSB# for Linux. I don't know what it would display there on OSX, probably a drive directory.
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Also fixed the indenting of the previous two labels to use spaces instead of tabs. I knew I was going to forget putting it back to spaces after working on a different project that uses tabs.
The information is duplicated now. I'll remove the old one promptly.
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It lists the name of the printer it is connected to, and the address on the right side. This won't work for USB printing (it'll give errors there). I'll solve that later.
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