#INCLUDE()
Description: Incorporate an external file into code output and automatically
number the
blocks if
#ONBLK is on. May be a name or a string word such as #S1 or #SNAME.
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.smf Questions
Control
You could try the
#include() template word in your
TF="O:\\2000-jof\\Eng_SM11.Tmp", file.
Have it read the
"C:\\SM11\\MILL\\MDATA\\Coded_files\\TOOLLIST" file at
the beginning of your
TF="O:\\2000-jof\\Eng_SM11.Tmp".
I've played with this command in the past but
have not had a reason to use it...yet.
Is there a way to merge two coded programs together and then open up
Editplus
to that same directory . All automatically inside a macro?
Here is a macro that runs a tool list.tmp and a codes a file named
TOOLLIST and also codes a file of a given name
and then opens up Editplus.
But it doesn't open it to the same directory the file was coded
too.
It would be a real time saver if the two coded file could be merged
together into a new
file and then open.
// Macro File
STRING:#FILEN
PROMPT[TX="CODE FOR FANUC
CONTROL.
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE OUTPUT FILE FOR THE NC
CODE?",VN="FILEN"]
CODE[FN="C:\\SM11\\MILL\\MDATA\\Coded_files\\TOOLLIST",
MF="O:\\2000-jof\\Eng_SM11.Smf",
TF="O:\\2000-jof\\TOOL_LIS.Tmp",
SH=0, DC=1, RP=0, ST=0,
DT=0, SP=9]
CODE[FN=STRTMP("C:\\SM11\\MILL\\MDATA\\Coded_files\\%#FILEN"),
MF="O:\\2000-jof\\Eng_SM11.Smf",
TF="O:\\2000-jof\\Eng_SM11.Tmp", SH=1, DC=1, RP=0, ST=0,
DT=0, SP=9]
#FILEN=""
PAUSE[TX="END OF CODE
MACRO.
NEW FILE IS
IN DIRECTORY C: \SM11\MILL\MDATA\Coded_files\.",
SR=3,SC=40,PT=3]
STRING:#PATH
STRING:#FILENAME
#PATH=c:\sm11\shared\
#FILENAME=wedplus.exe
SHELL[CMD_LN=STRTMP("%PATH%FILENAME"), WA=1, DP=0]
Any help on this would be appreciated
Brock Shimon
