You can now define an amount of seconds that should be added to the rendered timelapse (so, since the current fps setting is 25 frames per seconds, 25 * the configured amount of post roll seconds images will need to be captured).
Timed timelapses add this to the actual run time of the timelapse capturing process (so if you configure 1s post roll, a timed timelapse will run 25s longer than the print)
Z-triggered timelapses just create one last capture from the webcam and use this image again and again (so 25 times for a post roll of 1s).
Implements #384
Will now be left unset if not detected (instead of dying a horrible death), modified frontend to not display bed settings in such cases. While at it also (hopefully) fixed "Target: off" for bed issue.
TODO: Support repetier's "TargetBed:", "TargetExtr%n" syntax
Fixes#399, partially solves #360
Changed the bed dimension PR slightly to use a computed property instead of two separate values and only a computed reader, added options for extruder offsets.
Corrected indentation, removed jumpy cursor, fixed off-by-one errors on history limits, limited history to a maximum of 300 entries ("300 items of command history should really be enough for anybody!")
According to the RepRap protocol we should actually not ever get anything other than those anyways, as the protocol is defined as ASCII-only. In the future there might be a way to somehow handle such files too, for the time being this fixes issues though where non-ascii files on the SD made the whole SD file handling not work.
Closes#381
Evaluate active flag on gcode analyzer AFTER fetching an item from the work queue, otherwise it will always start working once it finds something if the active flag was true once but then switched to false while the queue was still empty.
Thanks to @Salandora for spotting this.
Fixes#357
- also recognize such temperature reports that do not contain a "T:" but a "T0:" (should help with parts of #345)
- properly parse temperature commands to track target temp during slow heatup
- for the former point, also keep track of the currently selected tool
- simulate heatup and replies without "T:" in virtual printer (to test all this)
- also auto-caps T commands in terminal
