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VB and the development of wizards / Re: Executing Macros during GCode-Runtime
« on: December 15, 2010, 10:43:00 AM »
Hello TP,
ok.ok.ok.ok....... understand that and keep your words in mind! Thanks!
Two last questions before i read the whole mentoined documentation;-)
1. Even in the Mach3_V3.x_Macro_Prog_Ref.pdf is no reference to the function, how to get the active, processed line from the gcode -->Field "Line" in 1024.set -->how can i read values from it?
2. You said "Mach is not a realtime motion controller" - what does that exactly mean? If i break the processing of the gcode at the end of the e.g. line6 - via macropump(10 times per second, right?) - then process is stopped, right? Or is the process further than i think, because of the buffer etc.? -->will it be better to run in singlestep-mode? Is there a possbility to check via macropump, that gcode-execution is in singlestep-mode and one step is over? Is there a dro that i can use for that? And what will it be?
Thanks in advance
Glenn
ok.ok.ok.ok....... understand that and keep your words in mind! Thanks!
Two last questions before i read the whole mentoined documentation;-)
1. Even in the Mach3_V3.x_Macro_Prog_Ref.pdf is no reference to the function, how to get the active, processed line from the gcode -->Field "Line" in 1024.set -->how can i read values from it?
2. You said "Mach is not a realtime motion controller" - what does that exactly mean? If i break the processing of the gcode at the end of the e.g. line6 - via macropump(10 times per second, right?) - then process is stopped, right? Or is the process further than i think, because of the buffer etc.? -->will it be better to run in singlestep-mode? Is there a possbility to check via macropump, that gcode-execution is in singlestep-mode and one step is over? Is there a dro that i can use for that? And what will it be?
Thanks in advance
Glenn