Naive implementation to estimate the duration of a print

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#!/usr/bin/env python
from math import sqrt
of=open("../PrusaMendel/stl/calibration_export.gcode")
g=[i.replace("\n","").replace("\r","") for i in of]
of.close
def get_value(axis, parts):
for i in parts:
if (axis in i):
return float(i[1:])
return None
total_duration = 0
starting_velocity = 0
global_feedrate = 0
initial_feedrate = 0
X_last_position = 0
Y_last_position = 0
for i in g:
if "G1" in i and ("X" in i or "Y" in i or "F" in i):
parts = i.split(" ")
X = get_value("X", parts[1:])
Y = get_value("Y", parts[1:])
F = get_value("F", parts[1:])
if (X is None and Y is None and F is not None):
global_feedrate = F
continue
feedrate = 0
if (F is None):
feedrate = global_feedrate
else:
feedrate = F
distance = 0
if (X is not None and Y is None):
distance = X - X_last_position
X_last_position = X
elif (X is None and Y is not None):
distance = Y - Y_last_position
Y_last_position = Y
elif (X is not None and Y is not None):
X_distance = X - X_last_position
Y_distance = Y - Y_last_position
distance = sqrt(X_distance * X_distance + Y_distance * Y_distance)
X_last_position = X
Y_last_position = Y
time_for_move = distance / (feedrate / 60)
acceleration = (feedrate - initial_feedrate) / time_for_move
halfway_feedrate = initial_feedrate + acceleration * time_for_move / 2
duration = 0
if (halfway_feedrate == feedrate):
time_full_feedrate = (feedrate - initial_feedrate) / acceleration
distance_full_feedrate = (0.5 * (feedrate + initial_feedrate)) * time_full_feedrate
duration = time_full_feedrate * 2 + (distance - distance_full_feedrate * 2) / feedrate
else:
duration = (halfway_feedrate * 2 - initial_feedrate) / acceleration
total_duration += duration
print ("Total duration (in minutes): {0}".format(total_duration / 60))