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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# ***************************************************************************
# * Copyright (c) 2016 Christoph Blaue <blaue@fh-westkueste.de> *
# * *
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# ***************************************************************************
# 03-24-2021 Sliptonic: I've removed the PathUtils import and job lookup
# post processors shouldn't be reaching back to the job. This can cause a
# proxy error.
import FreeCAD
import argparse
import time
import Path.Post.Utils as PostUtils
import PathScripts.PathUtils as PathUtils
import math
from builtins import open as pyopen
TOOLTIP = """Post processor for Maho M 600E mill
Machines with Philips or Heidenhain control should be very easy to adapt.
The post processor is configurable by changing the values of constants.
No programming experience required. This can make a generated g-code
program more readable and since older machines have very
limited memory it seems sensible to reduce the number of commands and
parameters, like e.g. suppress the units in the header and at every hop.
"""
# ***************************************************************************
# user editable stuff here
COMMAND_SPACE = " "
MACHINE_NAME = "Maho 600E"
CORNER_MIN = {"x": -51.877, "y": 0, "z": 0} # use metric for internal units
CORNER_MAX = {"x": 591.5, "y": 391.498, "z": 391.5} # use metric for internal units
UNITS = "G21" # use metric units
# possible values:
# 'G20' for inches,
# 'G21' for metric units.
# a mapping to different GCodes is handled in the GCODE MAP below
UNITS_INCLUDED = False # do not include the units in the GCode program
# possible values:
# True if units should be included
# False if units should not be included
# usually the units to be used are defined in the machine constants and almost never change,
# so this can be set to False.
COMMENT = ""
# possible values:
# ';' centroid or sinumerik comment symbol,
# '' leave blank for bracketed comments style "(comment comment comment)"
# '...' any other symbol to start comments
# currently this can be only one symbol, if it should be a sequence of characters
# in PostUtils.py the line
# if len(commentsym)==1:
# should be changed to
# if len(commentsym)>1:
SHOW_EDITOR = True
# possible values:
# True before the file is written it is shown to the user for inspection
# False the file is written directly
LINENUMBERS = True
# possible values:
# True if linenumbers of the form N1 N2 ... should be included
# False linennumbers are suppressed
# if linenumbers are used, header and footer get numbered as well
STARTLINENR = 1 # first linenumber used
# possible values:
# any integer value >= 0
# to have the possibility to change some initial values directly at the CNC machine
# without renumbering the rest it is possible to start the numbering of
# the file with some value > 0
LINENUMBER_INCREMENT = 1
# possible values:
# any integer value > 0
# similar to STARTLINENR it is possible to leave gaps in the linenumbering
# of subsequent lines
MODAL = True
# possible values:
# True repeated GCodes in subsequent lines are suppressed, like in the following snippet
# G1 X10 Y20
# X15 Y30
# False repeated GCodes in subsequent lines are repeated in the GCode file
# G1 X10 Y20
# G1 X15 Y30
# suppress these parameters if they haven't changed
MODALPARAMS = ["X", "Y", "Z", "S", "F"]
# possible values:
# any list of GCode parameters
# if a parameter doesn't change from one line to the next ( or even further) it is suppressed.
# Example:
# G1 X10 Y20
# G1 Y30
# If in addition MODAL is set to True, the generated GCode changes to
# G1 X10 Y20
# Y30
SWAP_G2_G3 = True # some machines have the sign of the X-axis swapped, so they behave like milling from the bottom
# possible values:
# True if left and right turns are to be swapped
# False don't swap
# this might be special with some maho machines or even with mine and
# might be changed in the machine constants as well
SWAP_Y_Z = True # machines with an angle milling head do not switch axes, so we do it here
# possible values:
# True if Y and Z values have to be swapped
# False do not swap
# For vertical milling machines the Z-axis is horizontal (of course).
# If they have an angle milling head, they mill vertical, alas the Z-axis stays horizontal.
# With this parameter we can swap the output values of Y and Z.
# For commands G2 and G3 this means that J and K are swapped as well
ABSOLUTE_CIRCLE_CENTER = True
# possible values:
# True use absolute values for the circle center in commands G2, G3
# False values for I, J, K are given relative to the last point
USE_RADIUS_IF_POSSIBLE = True
# possible values:
# True if in commands G2 and G3 the usage of radius R is preferred
# False if in commands G2 and G3 we use always I and J
# When milling arcs there are two reasons to use the radius instead of the center:
# 1. the GCode program might be easier to understand
# 2. Some machines seem to have a different scheme for calculating / rounding the values of the center
# Thus it is possible that the machine complains, that the endpoint of the arc does not lie on the arc.
# Using the radius instead avoids this problem.
# The post processor takes care of the fact, that only angles <= 180 degrees can be used with R
# for larger angles the center is used independent of the setting of this
# constant
RADIUS_COMMENT = True
# possible values:
# True for better understanding the radius of an arc is included as a comment
# False no additional comment is included
# In case the comments are included they are always included with the bracketing syntax like '(R20.456)'
# and never with the comment symbol, because the radius might appear in
# the middle of a line.
GCODE_MAP = {
"M1": "M0",
"M6": "M66",
"G20": "G70",
"G21": "G71",
} # cb: this could be used to swap G2/G3
# possible values:
# Comma separated list of values of the form 'sourceGCode':'targetGCode'
#
# Although the basic movement commands G0, G1, G2 seem to be used uniformly in different GCode dialects,
# this is not the case for all commands.
# E.g the Maho dialect uses G70 and G71 for the units inches vs. metric.
# The map {'M1':'M0', 'G20':'G70', 'G21':'G71'} maps the optional stop command M1 to M0,
# because some Maho machines do not have the optional button on its panel
# in addition it maps inches G20 to G70 and metric G21 to G71
AXIS_DECIMALS = 3
# possible values:
# integer >= 0
FEED_DECIMALS = 2
# possible values:
# integer >= 0
SPINDLE_DECIMALS = 0
# possible values:
# integer >= 0
SUPPRESS_ZERO_FEED = True
# possible values: True if feed is zero the F command is suppressed
# False F commands are written even if they are zero
# This is useful for machines without special speeds for the G0 command. They could be
# left zero and are suppressed in the output
# The header is divided into two parts, one is dynamic, the other is a static GCode header.
# If the current selection and the current time should be included in the header,
# it has to be generated at execution time, and thus it cannot be held in constant values.
# The last linefeed should be omitted, it is inserted automatically
# linenumbers are inserted automatically if LINENUMBERS is True
# if you don't want to use this header you have to provide a minimal function
# def mkHeader(selection):
# return ''
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(prog="philips", add_help=False)
parser.add_argument("--header", action="store_true", help="create header output")
parser.add_argument("--no-header", action="store_true", help="suppress header output")
parser.add_argument("--comments", action="store_true", help="create comment output")
parser.add_argument("--no-comments", action="store_true", help="suppress comment output")
parser.add_argument("--line-numbers", action="store_true", help="prefix with line numbers")
parser.add_argument("--no-line-numbers", action="store_true", help="omit line number prefixes")
parser.add_argument(
"--show-editor", action="store_true", help="pop up editor before writing output"
)
parser.add_argument(
"--no-show-editor",
action="store_true",
help="don't pop up editor before writing output",
)
TOOLTIP_ARGS = parser.format_help()
def processArguments(argstring):
global LINENUMBERS
global SHOW_EDITOR
for arg in argstring.split():
if arg == "--line-numbers":
LINENUMBERS = True
elif arg == "--no-line-numbers":
LINENUMBERS = False
elif arg == "--show-editor":
SHOW_EDITOR = True
elif arg == "--no-show-editor":
SHOW_EDITOR = False
def mkHeader(selection):
# job = PathUtils.findParentJob(selection[0])
# this is within a function, because otherwise filename and time don't change when changing the FreeCAD project
# now = datetime.datetime.now()
now = time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M")
originfile = FreeCAD.ActiveDocument.FileName
headerNoNumber = "%PM\n" # this line gets no linenumber
# if hasattr(job, "Description"):
# description = job.Description
# else:
# description = ""
description = ""
# this line gets no linenumber, it is already a specially numbered
headerNoNumber += "N9XXX (" + description + ", " + now + ")\n"
header = ""
# header += "(Output Time:" + str(now) + ")\n"
header += "(" + originfile + ")\n"
# header += "(Exported by FreeCAD)\n"
header += "(Post Processor: " + __name__ + ")\n"
# header += "(Target machine: " + MACHINE_NAME + ")\n"
header += "G18\n" # Select XY plane
header += "G90\n" # Absolute coordinates
header += "G51\n" # Reset Zero
header += "G52 (ersetze G55-G59)" # set zero
return headerNoNumber + linenumberify(header)
GCODE_HEADER = "" # do not terminate with a newline, it is inserted by linenumberify
# GCODE_HEADER = "G40 G90" # do not terminate with a newline, it is inserted by linenumberify
# possible values:
# any sequence of GCode, multiple lines are welcome
# this constant header follows the text generated by the function mkheader
# linenumbers are inserted automatically if LINENUMBERS is True
# do not terminate with a newline, it is inserted by linenumberify
GCODE_FOOTER = "M30"
# possible values:
# any sequence of GCode, multiple lines are welcome
# the footer is used to clean things up, reset modal commands and stop the machine
# linenumbers are inserted automatically if LINENUMBERS is True
# don't edit with the stuff below the next line unless you know what you're doing :)
# ***************************************************************************
linenr = 0 # variable has to be global because it is used by linenumberify and export
def angleUnder180(command, lastX, lastY, x, y, i, j):
# radius R can be used iff angle is < 180.
# This is the case
# if the previous point is left of the current and the center is below (or on) the connection line
# or if the previous point is right of the current and the center is above
# (or on) the connection line
middleOfLineY = (lastY + y) / 2
centerY = lastY + j
if (
command == "G2"
and (
(lastX == x and ((lastY < y and i >= 0) or (lastY > y and i <= 0)))
or (lastX < x and centerY <= middleOfLineY)
or (lastX > x and centerY >= middleOfLineY)
)
) or (
command == "G3"
and (
(lastX == x and ((lastY < y and i <= 0) or (lastY > y and i >= 0)))
or (lastX < x and centerY >= middleOfLineY)
or (lastX > x and centerY <= middleOfLineY)
)
):
return True
else:
return False
def mapGCode(command):
if command in GCODE_MAP:
mappedCommand = GCODE_MAP[command]
else:
mappedCommand = command
if SWAP_G2_G3:
if command == "G2":
mappedCommand = "G3"
elif command == "G3":
mappedCommand = "G2"
return mappedCommand
def linenumberify(GCodeString):
# add a linenumber at every beginning of line
global linenr
if not LINENUMBERS:
result = GCodeString + "\n"
else:
result = ""
strList = GCodeString.split("\n")
for s in strList:
if s:
# only non empty lines get numbered. the special lines "%PM"
# and prognumber "N9XXX" are skipped
result += "N" + str(linenr) + " " + s + "\n"
linenr += LINENUMBER_INCREMENT
else:
result += s + "\n"
return result
def export(objectslist, filename, argstring):
global UNITS
global linenr
linenr = STARTLINENR
lastX = 0
lastY = 0
lastZ = 0
params = [
"X",
"Y",
"Z",
"A",
"B",
"I",
"J",
"F",
"H",
"S",
"T",
"Q",
"R",
"L",
] # Using XY plane most of the time so skipping K
modalParamsDict = dict()
for mp in MODALPARAMS:
modalParamsDict[mp] = None
for obj in objectslist:
if not hasattr(obj, "Path"):
print(
"the object " + obj.Name + " is not a path. Please select only path and Compounds."
)
return
myMachine = None
for pathobj in objectslist:
if hasattr(pathobj, "MachineName"):
myMachine = pathobj.MachineName
if hasattr(pathobj, "MachineUnits"):
if pathobj.MachineUnits == "Metric":
UNITS = "G21"
else:
UNITS = "G20"
if myMachine is None:
print("philips_post: No machine found in this selection")
gcode = ""
gcode += mkHeader(objectslist)
gcode += linenumberify(GCODE_HEADER)
if UNITS_INCLUDED:
gcode += linenumberify(mapGCode(UNITS))
lastcommand = None
for obj in objectslist:
if hasattr(obj, "Comment"):
gcode += linenumberify("(" + obj.Comment + ")")
for c in PathUtils.getPathWithPlacement(obj).Commands:
outstring = []
command = c.Name
if command != "G0":
command = command.replace("G0", "G") # normalize: G01 -> G1
if command != UNITS or UNITS_INCLUDED:
if command[0] == "(":
command = PostUtils.fcoms(command, COMMENT)
# the mapping is done for output only! For internal things we
# still use the old value.
mappedCommand = mapGCode(command)
if not MODAL or command != lastcommand:
outstring.append(mappedCommand)
# if MODAL:
# #\better: append iff MODAL == False
# if command == lastcommand:
# outstring.pop(0)
if len(c.Parameters) >= 1:
for param in params:
# test print("param: " + param + ", command: " + command)
if param in c.Parameters:
if (param in MODALPARAMS) and (
modalParamsDict[str(param)] == c.Parameters[str(param)]
):
# do nothing or append white space
outstring.append(" ")
elif param == "F":
feed = c.Parameters["F"]
if SUPPRESS_ZERO_FEED and feed == 0:
pass
else:
outstring.append(
param + PostUtils.fmt(feed, FEED_DECIMALS, UNITS)
)
elif param == "H":
outstring.append(param + str(int(c.Parameters["H"])))
elif param == "S":
# rpm is unitless-therefore I had to 'fake it
# out' by using metric units which don't get
# converted from entered value
outstring.append(
param
+ PostUtils.fmt(c.Parameters["S"], SPINDLE_DECIMALS, "G21")
)
elif param == "T":
outstring.append(param + str(int(c.Parameters["T"])))
elif param == "I" and (command == "G2" or command == "G3"):
# test print("param = 'I'")
# this is the special case for circular paths,
# where relative coordinates have to be changed
# to absolute
i = c.Parameters["I"]
# calculate the radius r
j = c.Parameters["J"]
r = math.sqrt(i**2 + j**2)
if USE_RADIUS_IF_POSSIBLE and angleUnder180(
command,
lastX,
lastY,
c.Parameters["X"],
c.Parameters["Y"],
i,
j,
):
outstring.append("R" + PostUtils.fmt(r, AXIS_DECIMALS, UNITS))
else:
if RADIUS_COMMENT:
outstring.append(
"(R" + PostUtils.fmt(r, AXIS_DECIMALS, UNITS) + ")"
)
if ABSOLUTE_CIRCLE_CENTER:
i += lastX
outstring.append(param + PostUtils.fmt(i, AXIS_DECIMALS, UNITS))
elif param == "J" and (command == "G2" or command == "G3"):
# this is the special case for circular paths,
# where incremental center has to be changed to
# absolute center
i = c.Parameters["I"]
j = c.Parameters["J"]
if USE_RADIUS_IF_POSSIBLE and angleUnder180(
command,
lastX,
lastY,
c.Parameters["X"],
c.Parameters["Y"],
i,
j,
):
# R is handled with the I parameter, here:
# do nothing at all, keep the structure as
# with I command
pass
else:
if ABSOLUTE_CIRCLE_CENTER:
j += lastY
if SWAP_Y_Z:
# we have to swap j and k as well
outstring.append(
"K" + PostUtils.fmt(j, AXIS_DECIMALS, UNITS)
)
else:
outstring.append(
param + PostUtils.fmt(j, AXIS_DECIMALS, UNITS)
)
elif param == "K" and (command == "G2" or command == "G3"):
# this is the special case for circular paths,
# where incremental center has to be changed to
# absolute center
outstring.append(
"("
+ param
+ PostUtils.fmt(c.Parameters[param], AXIS_DECIMALS, UNITS)
+ ")"
)
z = c.Parameters["Z"]
k = c.Parameters["K"]
if USE_RADIUS_IF_POSSIBLE and angleUnder180(
command,
lastX,
lastY,
c.Parameters["X"],
c.Parameters["Y"],
i,
j,
):
# R is handled with the I parameter, here:
# do nothing at all, keep the structure as
# with I command
pass
else:
if ABSOLUTE_CIRCLE_CENTER:
k += lastZ
if SWAP_Y_Z:
# we have to swap j and k as well
outstring.append("J" + PostUtils.fmt(j, AXIS_DECIMALS, UNITS))
else:
outstring.append(param + PostUtils.fmt(j, AXIS_DECIMALS, UNITS))
elif param == "Y" and SWAP_Y_Z:
outstring.append(
"Z" + PostUtils.fmt(c.Parameters[param], AXIS_DECIMALS, UNITS)
)
elif param == "Z" and SWAP_Y_Z:
outstring.append(
"Y" + PostUtils.fmt(c.Parameters[param], AXIS_DECIMALS, UNITS)
)
else:
# To Do: suppress unknown commands, if this is done here, all X parameters are suppressed
# this is an unknown command, don't create GCode for it
# print("parameter " + param + " for command " + command + " ignored")
outstring.append(
param + PostUtils.fmt(c.Parameters[param], AXIS_DECIMALS, UNITS)
)
if param in MODALPARAMS:
modalParamsDict[str(param)] = c.Parameters[param]
# save the last X, Y, Z values
if "X" in c.Parameters:
lastX = c.Parameters["X"]
if "Y" in c.Parameters:
lastY = c.Parameters["Y"]
if "Z" in c.Parameters:
lastZ = c.Parameters["Z"]
outstr = ""
for w in outstring:
outstr += w + COMMAND_SPACE
outstr = outstr.replace("]", "")
outstr = outstr.replace("[", "")
outstr = outstr.replace("'", "")
outstr = outstr.replace(",", ".")
if LINENUMBERS:
gcode += "N" + str(linenr) + " "
linenr += LINENUMBER_INCREMENT
gcode += outstr + "\n"
lastcommand = c.Name
gcode = gcode.replace("_", "-")
gcode += linenumberify(GCODE_FOOTER)
if SHOW_EDITOR:
PostUtils.editor(gcode)
gfile = pyopen(filename, "w")
gfile.write(gcode)
gfile.close()
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