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I am getting strange "Line Number is not Last Line Number+1" errors from my printer while printing from USB. Some serial buffering error?

 

[How to change default behavior of print button on Cura 13.06]

Thank You. It works now. Great software.

 

[How to change default behavior of print button on Cura 13.06]

manually configure port does not help in this case.

 

if platform.system() == "Windows":
		return port in serialList(True)

the serialList() return value remains empty. or should i change the True to False?

 

[How to change default behavior of print button on Cura 13.06]

Unfortunatly no. I am using RepRapPro Huxley (Melzi-based).

Edit: I'm using Windows 8 and the printer is connected to COM9

 

[How to change default behavior of print button on Cura 13.06]

i think i found the bug.

in machineCom.py line 30:

 

try:
			key=_winreg.OpenKey(_winreg.HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,"HARDWARE\\DEVICEMAP\\SERIALCOMM")
			i=0
			while True:
				values = _winreg.EnumValue(key, i)
				if not forAutoDetect or 'USBSER' in values[0]:
					baselist+=[values[1]]
				i+=1
		except:

the reg key looks like:

The forAutoDetect is True and 'USBSER' is false. The list remains empty. The detection fails. Removing the "not" in front of forAutoDetect seems to help. but i don't know what side effects it has.

 

[How to change default behavior of print button on Cura 13.06]

I am sorry. Accedentialy pressed the post button.

in function showPrintWindow (line 166)

 

if button == 1:
		if machineCom.machineIsConnected():
				printWindow.printFile(self._gcodeFilename)

the second if allways delivers false even if the printer is connected. I will look at detection code now.

 

[How to change default behavior of print button on Cura 13.06]

I looked at the code. There seems to be a problem with printer detection.

 

[How to change default behavior of print button on Cura 13.06]

Hello,

Great Update. It is somehow possible to change the default print button behavior from "save GCode.." to "Print with USB.." like it was on 13.04?