I hope you guys dont get pi$$ed at all of the questions, I try to search the forums and figure it out myself before I ask! 

I added a button to show or hide the table boundarys, I wanted it to regen after, used the do button 160 code (same code the regen button does),
cant get it to work...

value = GetParam("Boundry")
if  value = 1 then
  SetParam "Boundry" , 0
Else
SetParam "Boundry" , 1
End If
dobutton(160)

You already have the buttons on the screens that doo what you seem to be describing.
Could you just use them ?
Or, duplicate them if on a custom screen?

Russ
 

I duplicated them, just trying to get one button to change AND regen the toolpath...I got the idea from a youtube mach help video...the person had one button that redrew the toolpath window whne he changed the toolpath to show the table limits....

My two buttons work like the 1024 set, jsut trying to make if one button? DOnt know why the last line (dobutton(160)) is not working...

Try adding a delay before the regen, like maybe sleep(1000)

Tried it, no change...

value = GetParam("Boundry")
if  value = 1 then
  SetParam "Boundry" , 0
Else
SetParam "Boundry" , 1
End If
sleep(1000)
dobutton(160)

It should be
DoOemButton rather than just DoButton.
Hood

I duplicated them, just trying to get one button to change AND regen the toolpath...

Ah, sorry , overlooked that part. 

Hood's fix worked here, seems no need for the sleep then either.

Nice addition to my screen as well.
Thanks leversole, 
Russ

It should be
DoOemButton rather than just DoButton.
Hood

Cool! Was looking thru the VB wiki and saw OEMButton, figured I would try it and it worked! I came back here to let everyone know, and saw your post! Also removed the sleep as not needed!

Thanks ALL

The search can be a PITA if you don't really know what exact search words to use for the problem you face.
If you did a search for DoOemButton(160) I suspect you would come up with a post or two from years ago.
Problem is however knowing the DoOemButton(160) would likely mean you don't need to search


Hood

You are right! I guess experience is the BEST teacher! It is good though tath others can learn and spark new ideas from other's exchanges!