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Hello again. I did it, but the result is the same. I still get that prompt. That's the initial part of the code. I wonder if you see anything wrong that you could tell me about? Thank you very much.

Ken, Attached are a couple of traces. They are really traces of the same activity but I noticed something interesting. Process was: * Start JMRI * Select profile "foo" * Open the Display/Edit Log

Yes, you will just need to manually load the script.

De acuerdo Klaus, thank so much. I will do it.

Dave Sand, I saw a copy of your 3way LogixNG.xml code (May 6th) which looked interesting (anyway, I assume it’s yours). It operates much smoother than the Sensor/Route/Turnout conglomeration I

This script worked in my manual testing so now I need to test it on the real layout. However I'm pretty sure I know the answer to this stupid question but I'm going to ask it anyway. We typically load

Vince, Here is a clue. jmri.util.JmriJFrame If you set that to TRACE level, it will show more of how it is figuring out size stuff. Might not get you an answer but worth a shot. Debug->Display/Edit

Hi Eric, I have just started going down the rabbit hole of JMRI. I created a track plan in Anyrail and created all my Sections, making sure everything was connected. i followed the instructions given

Thanks, Ken. It sure does appear to act as you suggested. Here's a potentially interesting data point. Since I'm lucky enough to have two Macs both running 5.10 but on different platforms, I tried a

Erik, Which URL? They work for me. For track 3, T2 has to be closed in order to reach T3. T2 thrown is used to access track 2. Note: T1 is a right hand turnout. T2 and T3 are left hand turnouts. Dave

The url's at the bottom are not valid, and I am lost with the table: for example, for route three should T1, T2 and T3 not be thrown/thrown/closed?

I am using the POM function in LogixNG. Currently setting a CV = to an IM value. Works good. Now I'd like to ADD an IM value to the CV. In the snip I started out trying to just add a constant (50) but

If openpyxl.py is *NOT* in the "standard" Python dist library (under Linux that would be /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/), you will have to add its path to sys.path: import os import sys

Nick, I don't have an answer, but it might be lot easier to export the spreadsheet as a CSV file. There are several Jython scripts that work with CSV files that could provide useful examples. Dave

I want to run a Jython script inside of ?jmri so I can manipulate turnouts, etc. However, the script doesn't recognize openpyxl when I try to import it. I need openpyxl to access an Excel

Erik, Look at the example at https://www.jmri.org/help/en/html/tools/logixng/reference/YardLadderExample/ This combines LogixNG with a bit of Java code. Dave Sand

Ok that makes sense. The browser is Fully Kiosk Plus. I'll look for that setting, thank you Bob.

This sounds like your browser on the tablet has a “only play sounds from top panel” option set. This is commonly desired so that when you have multiple windows open only the top one will be

I'll start fresh. Tablet1 only has Fully Kiosk browser running. Panel A is on top on Tablet1. Panel A has AudioIcon1. Pressing AudioIcon1 plays Sound1 on Tablet1. Issue 1: When I make any other panel

Great! The more I delve into these LogixNG programming the more sophisticated it reveals to be.