ArcEye

**Comment by [ArcEye](https://github.com/ArcEye)** _Fri Mar 31 08:28:38 2017_ ---- http://linuxcnc.org/docs/2.6/html/code/Code_Notes.html#_toolchanger_abstraction_in_linuxcnc is probably more current than the one in our docs from 2013 or whenever and makes no mention of features...

**Comment by [mhaberler](https://github.com/mhaberler)** _Mon Apr 7 17:35:00 2014_ ---- After looking at this code (halrmt, linuxcncrsh, schedrmt), my conclusion is: delete it, start from scratch. It is just too bad,...

The QGCodeEditor uses the setPlainText() function, which is very inefficient for big files. What I did in the QtMDI app was to just load xxK of the file initially and...

I think what you need to do is fork the datastream, not pipe it. The bottleneck is QTextEdit, which is notoriously slow. My adding line formatting to the equation, makes...

> As for the general direction of the gcoder project, I don't know where this all will lead to. I do not want to make gcoder user-friendly, because this would...

I am currently writing in a bit more to the UI. Menu items for File Open and File Save As, a settings dialog which pops up and gathers your paths...

Another item whilst it occurs, so I don't forget. Currently if you click close [X] on any of the docked windows, there is no way to bring that window back,...

> You can right-click and there's a popup with the dock widget lists: So you can , as long as you are on the header bar and not the QTextEdit...

Got somewhere now with big file loads, through splitting the load process and only reading first chunk into the QGCodeEditor widget. The viewer gets its own copy of the file...

Very Good :) Certainly got a lot of potential for prototyping from command line tools. I have made my own random gcode file generator for testing. ($1 is number of...