post editing help please

[westerfieldc]

This is what I have:

 

 

pmisc1$ #Canned Misc #1 Cycle

pdrlcommonb

pbld, n$, "M05", e$

pbld, n$, "M19", e$

pbld, n$, *pfxout, e$

pdld, n$, *pfspindleout, e$

pbld, n$, *tosz_a, e$

 

pcan1, pbld, n$, *sgdrlref, *sgdrill, *pdrlxy, pfzout, pcout, pindexdrl,

prdrlout, shftdrl$, [if dwell$, *dwell$], *feed, strcantext, e$

pcom_movea

 

What I need to do is adjust the *pfxout by the amount stored in shftdrl and out put that value.

 

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

[YoDoug®]

You should be able to do math funtions in the post.

 

Try this, although I'm just guessing off the top of my head without trying it myself.

 

pbld, n$, *pfxout + shftdrl$, e$

 

or it may need brackets

 

pbld, n$, [*pfxout + shftdrl$], e$

[westerfieldc]

Thanks for the reply, unfortuntly it doesn't work. Is it because pfxout is x format and shftdrl$ is q format. As per your setup it outputs a x and a q with out doing the math function.

[Tim Johnson]

Dig what you need outa this;

code:

---

      if drillcyc$ = 19, # back boring cycle

[

savdrl_gcode = gcode$

pdrlcommonb

temp2_1 = shftdrl$

temp2_2 = feed * 4

n$, pdrlxy, e$

n$, refht$, e$

n$, "Y", no_spc$, *temp2_1, e$

n$, *depth$, e$

n$, *yabs, e$

n$, *speed, pspindle2, e$

n$, *sg01, tosz$, *feed, e$

if dwell$ <> 0, n$, sg04, *dwell$, e$

n$, *sm05, e$

n$, "M19", e$

n$, "Y", no_spc$, *temp2_1, "F", no_spc$, *temp2_2, e$

n$, *sg00, *refht$, e$

pcom_movea

]

---

[YoDoug®]

Tim knows how

[westerfieldc]

I like the idea of using temp but I can't seem to get it to show on the debugger. Any ideas????

[Tim Johnson]

I use temp variables so I don't have to have 2000 different named ones. Well maybe not 2000 but you get the idea...

 

You can copy this and past it with your other formats;

 

code:

---

fmt     2   temp2_1     #temp number format 2 -- Decimal, absolute, 4/3 place

fmt 2 temp2_2 #temp number format 2 -- Decimal, absolute, 4/3 place

fmt 2 temp2_3 #temp number format 2 -- Decimal, absolute, 4/3 place

fmt 2 temp2_4 #temp number format 2 -- Decimal, absolute, 4/3 place

fmt 2 temp2_5 #temp number format 2 -- Decimal, absolute, 4/3 place

fmt 4 temp4_1 #temp number format 4 -- Integer, not leading

fmt 4 temp4_2 #temp number format 4 -- Integer, not leading

fmt 4 temp4_3 #temp number format 4 -- Integer, not leading

fmt 4 temp4_4 #temp number format 4 -- Integer, not leading

fmt 4 temp4_5 #temp number format 4 -- Integer, not leading

fmt 4 temp4_6 #temp number format 4 -- Integer, not leading

fmt 4 temp4_7 #temp number format 4 -- Integer, not leading

fmt 4 temp4_8 #temp number format 4 -- Integer, not leading

fmt 4 temp4_9 #temp number format 4 -- Integer, not leading

fmt 4 temp4_10 #temp number format 4 -- Integer, not leading

---

It's more than you need but after using them you may decide you'll want more.

[westerfieldc]

Dude you rock thanks for the help I going to try it out right now.

[westerfieldc]

That did the trick thanks for the help.