Easier way to test if homed?

[theolodian]

@owend Ugh, different problem. Homing always comes back as failed when using these lower case letters for axes.

It does work fine if everything is already homed.

; If the bed hasn't been homed, home it
; Iterative loop across all defined move axes
while iterations < #move.axes
	if !move.axes[iterations].homed
			G28
			if result != 0
				abort "Homing failed"
			break

[OwenD]

@theolodian
I don't know why the axis letters would matter.
Are any axes hidden?
May be a question for @dc42

[theolodian]

@owend It has never worked correctly, there are still a variety of issues with using lower case letters for axes. Thanks.

[dc42]

@theolodian said in Easier way to test if homed?:

@owend It has never worked correctly, there are still a variety of issues with using lower case letters for axes. Thanks.

If you don't tell us what these issues are, we can't fix them.

[zapta]

@theolodian, are you referring to the various scripts here that test for homing? The all seem to use axis indexes rather than axis letters.

[theolodian]

@zapta said in Easier way to test if homed?:

@theolodian, are you referring to the various scripts here that test for homing? The all seem to use axis indexes rather than axis letters.

No, I am using lower case axis letters and homing always returns errors even though it works.

[theolodian]

@dc42 Are lower case axis letters supposed to work in SBC mode now? Should I try it again? We have just been using standalone mode.

[chrishamm]

@theolodian Lowercase letters are supported in the latest RC.

[theolodian]

@chrishamm I was going to say no, but I rebooted everything one more time to be sure - and yes RC2 seems to work in SBC mode!