While working on a MEDM screen converter for PyDM, a stacking order problem was discovered that causes a cosmetic rectangle to block the tweak controls in motorxU.adl.
In this screen shot, the screen rendered by PyDM is on the left, the MEDM screen is on the right.
After lowering (locally) the stacking order of the rectangle widget in the .adl file, the converted PyDM screen looks (and acts) the same as its MEDM source.
note: Before applying this change, I first confirmed the version of the motorxU.adl in my workstation is identical with the master branch.
While working on a MEDM screen converter for PyDM, a stacking order problem was discovered that causes a cosmetic rectangle to block the tweak controls in
motorxU.adl.In this screen shot, the screen rendered by PyDM is on the left, the MEDM screen is on the right.
After lowering (locally) the stacking order of the
rectanglewidget in the.adlfile, the converted PyDM screen looks (and acts) the same as its MEDM source.note: Before applying this change, I first confirmed the version of the
motorxU.adlin my workstation is identical with the master branch.