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A "PostProcessing script" (what you call a plugin) is called when writing gcode files, after all slicing is done. It does not call the slicing engine by itself.
The files you see in the "plugins" folder are much more than postprocessing scripts. Almost everything in Cura is implemented as a "plugin", from the tools (move, scale, mirror, rotate) to the connection with USB and the UM3, from the model display and layer view to the connection with CuraEngine. The PostProcessing of gcode itself is also handled by a plugin.
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There is currently no way to enter a string. The "textfield" widget is hardcoded to validate numbers.
A "PostProcessing script" (what you call a plugin) is called when writing gcode files, after all slicing is done. It does not call the slicing engine by itself.
The files you see in the "plugins" folder are much more than postprocessing scripts. Almost everything in Cura is implemented as a "plugin", from the tools (move, scale, mirror, rotate) to the connection with USB and the UM3, from the model display and layer view to the connection with CuraEngine. The PostProcessing of gcode itself is also handled by a plugin.
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