LENGTH OFFSET

[Tim Pruett]

COULD SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME HOW TO GET RID OF THE "H" NUMBERS IN MY PROGRAM. I'VE INSERTED # IN FRONT OF EVERY TLNGO STATEMENT IN MY POST AND IT STILL OUTPUTS H1. IS THERE ANYWAY TO EDIT THIS IN THE CONTROL DEF. I CAN'T FIND IT IF THERE IS. PLEASE EXPLAIN IN DETAIL IF YOU HAVE THE ANSWER. MY KNOWLEDGE OF EDITING POSTS IS MINIMAL. I HOPE THIS IS A LEGAL QUESTION, THIS IS MY FIRST POSTING IN THE FORUM. THANKS IN ADVANCE.

[Guest]

First off Tim

 

All caps is considered yelling. It is OK to untape your caps lock for posting in the forum.

 

 

Which post are you using?

 

You probably just have to remove *tlngno$

from your ptlchg_com section of your post.

 

Back up your post before doing any midifications on it too.

[Bill]

Turn off the cap locks Tim. Welcome to the forum.

What type of machine?

 

Not very knowledgable in editing post neither but I think that the post you're using is important to know.

[Tim Pruett]

jmparis,

I tried deleting the *tlngno, from the post and it still outputs the H1. The only thing was I couldn't find ptlchg_com in the post. My post is a generic mill post, the machine is a Cincinatti Milicron.

Sorry about the caps lock, just a habit I quess.

 

Heres what the post looks like with the tlngno in it.

 

pbld, n$, pfzout, scoolant, next_tool$, e$ # "G43", *tlngno,

absinc$ = sav_absinc

pcom_movea

[Storkman]

Email me a copy Tim, I'll look at it for ya.

[Tim Pruett]

I finally figured it out. I had to delete pwcs out of the post and that removed the H numbers. Thanks a bunch for the responses guys.

[Storkman]

Are you sure that it works correctly Tim. pwcs usually controls work offsets not length offsets. Hey, as long as the code looks good.

[Randy Maynard]

Tim,

 

If you don't get what you want, let me know. I will fix it for you.