orient.comp: Add modes with preceding referencing to index signal#4249
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This is not a singleton component so these should be instance variables declared as such, next to the other instance variables. Making them static will overwrite these values when another instance runs and that is not what you want.
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Some spindle encoder setups cannot track the encoder position when using high spindle speeds and thus cannot use the current 'orient' component due to lost encoder position.
This PR expands the orient component with three additional modes that offer referencing to an index signal prior to orienting the spindle.
Current behavior is unchanged. All modes have been tested on real hardware.
Based on work by @andypugh
For more:
https://forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configuration/42792-m19-and-spindle-index-enable-issues?start=10