JdeRobot / VisualCircuit

Visual programming of robots using hardware blocks composition and Python
https://jderobot.github.io/VisualCircuit/
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Refinements on the "Execution" subwindow #221

Open jmplaza opened 1 year ago

jmplaza commented 1 year ago

The first prototype of Execution subwindow is ready. Good job @siddheshsingh26 !

Let's improve it further:

BkPankaj commented 7 months ago

Hello @jmplaza , @siddheshsingh26 , Could you kindly confirm the current status of this issue? If it's still open, could you please indicate which tasks are remaining based on the above description? However, I've noticed that a vertical separator has been implemented between the editor and execution sides in VC+ but mentioned unsolved(last task). Also, the JdeRobot logo in the RUN section and the browse button appear to be unresolved, despite being marked as completed earlier (4th task). Additionally, the top bar continues to display an orange color (3rd task).

This is how VC+ looks on my machine.

Any assistance with these remaining tasks would be appreciated.

jmplaza commented 7 months ago

HI @BkPankaj,

yes, it is open. We are waiting a little bit for the ongoing RoboticsApplicationManager (RAM, repo) refactoring to be finished. The dockerized execution of robotics applications, even those generated with VisualCircuit, heavily relies on it, and we are improving it.

Feel free to face other issues meanwhile. Developing new applications with VisualCircuit to be run locally is also a very good way of contributing.

BkPankaj commented 7 months ago

Thank you for the update, @jmplaza ! It's great to hear about the ongoing refactoring of the Robotics Application Manager repository, and I'm looking forward to contributing there as well. I understand the importance of this work, especially in relation to the dockerized execution of applications generated with VisualCircuit. I'll focus on addressing other issues and contributing in different ways. I'm also excited about the prospect of developing new applications with VisualCircuit.