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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave Wolfgang
Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 11:33 AM
To: bill schoeppe; ''Smartcam' (E-mail)'
Subject: Re: [mfg-smartcam] THE MACRO THAT SORTS USER COMMANDS
Jeff,
The following is a macro that you can try. It will prompt you so you
can change what you want to group.
Note that if the user command starts with # you will have to type untill
you include the equal sign.
STRING:#tmpstr
STRING:#tmpstr2
integer:#elno
integer:#eof_flag
STRING:#text
STRING:#file
// the next line is the var for the text to find
#text=STRTMP("#BLKDEL=1")
PROMPT[TX="Find all user commands\n
that start with", VN="text", LR=15,LC=15]
NEW_GRP[]
FILTER[PT=0, HL=0, LN=0, AR=0, PL=0, SP=0, EL=0, HX=0, TX=0,
UC=1, TD=0, GV=0, LY=0, ST=0, WP=0]
FILTER_USE[ON=1]
GRP_FILT_ADD[]
FILTER_USE[ON=0]
IF(GRP(0)>0)
AUTO_ANSWER[AA="YES"]
DUMP_LST[GP=1, OM=1, FN="C:\USERLIST.TXT"]
AUTO_ANSWER[AA="OFF"]
ENDIF
NEW_GRP[]
#file="c:\USERlist.txt"
F_CLOSE[FN=STRTMP("%file")]
F_OPEN[FN=STRTMP("%file"), TY="R"]
F_READ[FN=STRTMP("%file"), FMT="%S", VR="tmpstr"]
F_READ[FN=STRTMP("%file"), FMT="%S", VR="tmpstr"]
#eof_flag=F_EOF(#file)
WHILE (#eof_flag=0)
F_READ[FN=STRTMP("%file"), FMT="%S", VR="tmpstr"]
IF(STREQUAL(STRSUB(#tmpstr,1,3),"El.")=1)
#elno=STRSUB(#tmpstr,7,4)
//PAUSE[TX=STRTMP("element %elno"),PT=1]
F_READ[FN=STRTMP("%file"), FMT="%S", VR="tmpstr"]
F_READ[FN=STRTMP("%file"), FMT="%S", VR="tmpstr"]
F_READ[FN=STRTMP("%file"), FMT="%S", VR="tmpstr"]
F_READ[FN=STRTMP("%file"), FMT="%S", VR="tmpstr"]
F_READ[FN=STRTMP("%file"), FMT="%S", VR="tmpstr"]
IF(STRLEN(#tmpstr)>5+STRLEN(#text))
#tmpstr2=STRSUB(#tmpstr,7,STRLEN(#text))
//PAUSE[TX=STRTMP("%tmpstr"),PT=1]
//PAUSE[TX=STRTMP("%tmpstr2"),PT=1]
IF(STREQUAL(#tmpstr2,#text)=1)
//PAUSE[TX=STRTMP("FOUND %tmpstr2 element %elno"),PT=1]
ELMT_GRP[AR=0, EL=#elno]
ENDIF
ENDIF
ENDIF
#eof_flag=F_EOF(#file)
ENDW
F_CLOSE[FN=STRTMP("%file")]
// uncomment the next line when you have the logic proved out
// or you can pick group delete after running the macro
//GRP_DELETE[]
@END
Bill Wepking
Landis Gardner
-----Original Message-----
From: JNB [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 03, 2003 10:17 PM
To: SmartCAM Users
Subject: [mfg-smartcam] Deleting specific elements
Group,
Does anyone have a suggestion for deleting specific elements.
My program in SC contains several differant user elements and I want to
delete the #BLKDEL=1 only without deleting the others.
I tried the group filters but it picks all the user commands.
Jeff Pieper
EATON Fluid Power
Dave Wolfgang
CNC Programmer/Supervisor
www.hrindustries.net
----- Original Message -----
From: bill schoeppe
To: ''Smartcam' (E-mail)' ; SMARTCAM
Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 11:09 AM
Subject: [mfg-smartcam] THE MACRO THAT SORTS USER COMMANDS
Could someone re-send the macro for filtering user commands.
something must have filtered it to my delete folder..
thanks
Bill Schoeppe
DIEMOLD SERVICES
www.diemoldservices.com
1149 Pomona rd. suite C
Corona Ca. 92882
1-909-898-MOLD (6653)
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