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Parse Operation Label shown in OPs Mgr


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Is there a sparameter for the operation/toolpath label/name displayed in the operation manager.

 

For instance, If the toolpath is a Surface High Speed (Core Roughing), the sopnote outputs Multisurface-Finish.

 

I am not seeing the correlation for the sop##'s and the label in Ops Mgr.

 

Thanks,

-Pat

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There is a full set of documentation available, including the NCI and Parameter Reference, which is what you'll need. For what its worth, I checked the NCI and parameter ref guide, and the "operation name" is not listed as a string in the guide. There is a numeric parameter called 'tool_op$' that lists the different types of operations, but I'm pretty sure it groups all of the "surface high speed" type toolpaths into the same number, and doesn't differentiate between the individual toolpath types.

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This is from a modified MPMILL post.

 

Does your answer lie in these 2 lookup tables ?

 

 

# --------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

# Strings - String labels must start with 's' - they are not pre-assigned

 

# --------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

#Select operation note

 

sop00   : "NULL......."      # String definition

 

sop01   : "CONTOUR...."      #    "       "

 

sop02   : "CONTOUR...."      #    "       "

 

sop03   : "DRILL/MISC."      #    "       "

 

sop04   : "POCKET....."      #    "       "

 

sop05   : "RULED......"      #    "       "

 

sop06   : "2D-SWEPT..."      #    "       "

 

sop07   : "3D-SWEPT..."      #    "       "

 

sop08   : "REVOLVED..."      #    "       "

 

sop09   : "LOFT......."      #    "       "

 

sop10   : "COONS......"      #    "       "

 

sop11   : "FILLET....."      #    "       "

 

sop12   : "FLOWLINE..."      #    "       "

 

sop13   : "M.FINISH..."      #    "       "

 

sop14   : "M.ROUGH...."      #    "       "

 

sop15   : "POINT......"      #    "       "

 

sop16   : "DRILL5AX..."      #    "       "

 

sop17   : "CURVE5AX..."      #    "       "

 

sop18   : "SWARF5AX..."      #    "       "

 

sop19   : "FACING....."      #    "       "

 

sop20   : "OP20......."      #    "       "

 

sop21   : "NULL......."      #    "       "

 

sop22   : "PORTING...."      #    "       "

 

sop23   : "NULL......."      #    "       "

 

 

sopnote : ""                    # Target string

 

fstrsel  sop00 opcode$ sopnote 24 -1

 

# --------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

#Select operation note

 

shst00   : "CORE ROUGHING"      # String definition

 

shst01   : "AREA CLEARANCE"      #    "       "

 

shst02   : "WATERLINE"      #    "       "

 

shst03   : "CONSTANT STEPOVER"      #    "       "

 

shst04   : "HORIZONTAL"      #    "       "

 

shst05   : "RASTER"      #    "       "

 

shst06   : "PENCIL"      #    "       "

 

shst07   : "FLOWLINE"      #    "       "

 

shst08   : "BLEND"      #    "       "

 

shst09   : "SPIRAL"      #    "       "

 

shst10   : "PROJECT"      #    "       "

 

shst11   : "ROUGH REST PASSES"      #    "       "

 

shst12   : "FLOWLINE"      #    "       "

 

shst13   : "M.FINISH"      #    "       "

 

shst14   : "M.ROUGH"      #    "       "

 

 

sopnotehst : ""                    # Target string

 

fstrsel  shst00 hststyle sopnotehst 15 -1

 

# --------------------------------------------------------------------------

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