Hi Marius! On 12/30/2013 09:43 AM, Marius Liebenberg wrote: > I am trying to setup some subroutines to do tool length and touchoff > calculations. Where can I see the #parameters while the system is running. > I am storing a value in say #1000 and then I want to use it later in > another sub. I am not sure if my data is correct as I keep on ending up > above the job for some reason. >
I don't know if there is a way to get parameter values from outside the G-Code (e.g. to display it in a Hal Meter). But it is easy to display a message from the G-Code: #1000 = 1.234 (DEBUG,Var 1000 contains #1000) This does also work with named parameters: #<myparam> = 5.678 (DEBUG,myvar contains #<myparam>) Please remember to check the scope of your used parameters. #1 .. #30 are subroutine arguments (local). #31 .. #5000 are global. Named params with leading underscores (#<_par>) are global, those without underscore (#<par>) are local. Regards, Philipp
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