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Cleaning up update a bit so we can have first time check for new version.

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Made more strings push through translations.
Put in a new OEM setting for check for update on first run
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larsbrubaker 2014-06-10 09:25:38 -07:00
parent 52c174fbfb
commit 6e7abb73f1
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ActionBar/TemperatureWidgetExtruder.cs
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@ -98,8 +98,11 @@ namespace MatterHackers.MatterControl.ActionBar
void onTemperatureRead(Object sender, EventArgs e)
{
setToCurrentTemperature();
}
}
string sliceSettingsNote = "Note: Slice Settings are applied before the print actually starts. Changes while printing will not effect the active print.".Localize();
string waitingForeExtruderToHeatMessage = "The extruder is currently heating and its target temperature cannot be changed until it reaches {0}°C.\n\nYou can set the starting extruder temperature in 'Slice Settings' -> 'Filament'.\n\n{1}".Localize();
string waitingForeExtruderToHeatTitle = "Waiting For Extruder To Heat".Localize();
protected override void SetTargetTemperature()
{
double targetTemp;
@ -110,9 +113,8 @@ namespace MatterHackers.MatterControl.ActionBar
&& PrinterCommunication.Instance.PrintingState == PrinterCommunication.DetailedPrintingState.HeatingExtruder
&& goalTemp != PrinterCommunication.Instance.TargetExtruderTemperature)
{
string sliceSettingsNote = "Note: Slice Settings are applied before the print actually starts. Changes while printing will not effect the active print.";
string message = string.Format("The extruder is currently heating and its target temperature cannot be changed until it reaches {0}°C.\n\nYou can set the starting extruder temperature in 'Slice Settings' -> 'Filament'.\n\n{1}", PrinterCommunication.Instance.TargetExtruderTemperature, sliceSettingsNote);
StyledMessageBox.ShowMessageBox(message, "Waiting For Extruder To Heat");
string message = string.Format(waitingForeExtruderToHeatMessage, PrinterCommunication.Instance.TargetExtruderTemperature, sliceSettingsNote);
StyledMessageBox.ShowMessageBox(message, waitingForeExtruderToHeatTitle);
}
else
{