Little irritations: input fields
Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2021 11:48 am
I've pretty much figured out how to do everything I need to do with UCCNC, but I have a couple of persistent irritations that I'd like to resolve if possible.
First, UCCNC seems to require a carriage return to accept an entry in a data input field. Since I spend a lot of my life in web browsers, my reflex is to use tab or the mouse to finish entry and move to the next field. Neither of these work in UCCNC. Is there a way to change UCCNC field input behavior to match standard web site behavior? I don't need the virtual mouse function. I've made a lot of mistakes by not realizing that my input had not been accepted.
Second, I use the MDI a lot. It loses focus after each input, and you have to use the mouse or hit enter again to regain MDI focus. Is there a way to keep focus on the MDI until you click elsewhere?
Finally, command history is a real time and error saver. I use it all the time on the Windows command line, the Linux command line, and the Mach3 MDI. Has anyone figured out how to add this feature to the UCCNC MDI?
Thanks for any help or advice. I'm loving UCCNC, and I'm sad that I stayed with Mach3 as long as I did. If I can find solutions for these little irritations, this will be a total win for me.
First, UCCNC seems to require a carriage return to accept an entry in a data input field. Since I spend a lot of my life in web browsers, my reflex is to use tab or the mouse to finish entry and move to the next field. Neither of these work in UCCNC. Is there a way to change UCCNC field input behavior to match standard web site behavior? I don't need the virtual mouse function. I've made a lot of mistakes by not realizing that my input had not been accepted.
Second, I use the MDI a lot. It loses focus after each input, and you have to use the mouse or hit enter again to regain MDI focus. Is there a way to keep focus on the MDI until you click elsewhere?
Finally, command history is a real time and error saver. I use it all the time on the Windows command line, the Linux command line, and the Mach3 MDI. Has anyone figured out how to add this feature to the UCCNC MDI?
Thanks for any help or advice. I'm loving UCCNC, and I'm sad that I stayed with Mach3 as long as I did. If I can find solutions for these little irritations, this will be a total win for me.