Plugin - On-Screen Keyboard / Calculator

[dezsoe]

This plugin helps entering numbers into input fields. Enable the plugin (Call startup not needed), then click into any input field: you get a calculator-style on-screen keyboard, and it is really a calculator. You can do the following:

* type any numbers
* use g-code functions (abs[], etc.)
* use actual #nnn variables
* use special variables as x, y, z, etc.
* write/read/clear memory

Check attached pictures, download, use!

(The missing two buttons will have their functions in version 2.0 some weeks later.)

Requirement: UCCNC version 1.2029 or higher.

Download link 1
Download link 2

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[Robertspark]

nice plugin, thanks

[dezsoe]

Hi,

The machine won't move to the new position if you enter a coordinate, so if you enter it with the help of this plugin, it still won't move. This plugin is for helping the input with on-screen keys (using only mouse or touchscreen) and, if needed, calculation and/or memory etc.

If you need some fields to set a movement, you need to program it. Put fields on the screen and write a macro which reads these fields and moves to that position.

[dezsoe]

The new version of OSK is now available on the original download links in the first post. Also included in test version 1.2106.

- now supports MDI input with history and 3 keyboard layout (QWERTY, QWERTZ, AZERTY) for MDI supported characters. Also, OSK can be switched to 75% opacity
- can be called from macros/plugins

Sample/test macro:

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object Returnvalue;

double? result;
string mystring;

// test0 - check if plugin is enabled

Returnvalue = exec.Informplugin("UCCNC_OSK.dll", (object)null);

bool isrunning = false;

if (Returnvalue is bool) isrunning = (bool)Returnvalue;
if (!isrunning)
{
  exec.AddStatusmessage("On-Screen Keyboard plugin not enabled!");
  return;
}

// test1 - numeric input with default value

Returnvalue = exec.Informplugin("UCCNC_OSK.dll", (object)"calc:1.23");

result = null;

if (Returnvalue is double?)
{
  result = (double?)Returnvalue;
  if (result != null)
    exec.AddStatusmessage("Result: " + result.ToString());
  else
    exec.AddStatusmessage("Result: none");
}
else
    exec.AddStatusmessage("Result: not double?");

// test2 - numeric input

Returnvalue = exec.Informplugin("UCCNC_OSK.dll", (object)"calc");

result = null;

if (Returnvalue is double?)
{
  result = (double?)Returnvalue;
  if (result != null)
    exec.AddStatusmessage("Result: " + result.ToString());
  else
    exec.AddStatusmessage("Result: none");
}
else
    exec.AddStatusmessage("Result: not double?");

// test3 - string input with default value

Returnvalue = exec.Informplugin("UCCNC_OSK.dll", (object)"text:blabla");

mystring = "";

if (Returnvalue is string)
{
  mystring = (string)Returnvalue;
  exec.AddStatusmessage("Result: '" + mystring + "'");
}
else
    exec.AddStatusmessage("Result: not string");

// test4 - string input

Returnvalue = exec.Informplugin("UCCNC_OSK.dll", (object)"text");

mystring = "";

if (Returnvalue is string)
{
  mystring = (string)Returnvalue;
  exec.AddStatusmessage("Result: '" + mystring + "'");
}
else
    exec.AddStatusmessage("Result: not string");