Adding a default value for displaying max_accel_to_decel #12
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[max_accel_to_decel](https://www.klipper3d.org/Config_Changes.html) is being deprecated from Klipper and is being included in fewer and fewer default printer.cfg's accordingly. The proposed is a _quick-fix_ to allow KlipperLCD to run on machines without max_accel_to_decel in the config.
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Great, it works perfectly |
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max_accel_to_decel is being deprecated from Klipper and is being included in fewer and fewer default printer.cfg's accordingly.
The proposed is a hot-fix to allow KlipperLCD to run on machines without max_accel_to_decel in the config.
The implemented uses the
getfunction of thedictionarytype so that a default value can be retrieved if it doesn't exist within the dict.(image of KlipperLCD crashing, without the changes)
(adding a pic of the code, I don't know why :) )
(image showing KlipperLCD not crashing)
