Post processor - order of end of path events
Post processor - order of end of path events
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Hi All,
Just wondering if anyone knows where the order of things are set for opstop & stop commmands in the end of tool paths?
I have a custom command which is run in the End of Path section of Operation End Sequence - it gets parameters from a UDE and doesn't work in other End of Seq sections as variables aren't available. I want this command to output before the opstop or stop commands but can't find any way of doing so. In the debug lister my command runs before MOM_stop (which is before MOM_end_of_path) but lists no output from event and then outputs after the M0 stop code. Ideally I would like to move the stop to after the end of path section.
Thanks in Advance
Just wondering if anyone knows where the order of things are set for opstop & stop commmands in the end of tool paths?
I have a custom command which is run in the End of Path section of Operation End Sequence - it gets parameters from a UDE and doesn't work in other End of Seq sections as variables aren't available. I want this command to output before the opstop or stop commands but can't find any way of doing so. In the debug lister my command runs before MOM_stop (which is before MOM_end_of_path) but lists no output from event and then outputs after the M0 stop code. Ideally I would like to move the stop to after the end of path section.
Thanks in Advance
Cheers
Steve Griffiths ![]()
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RE: Post processor - order of end of path events
RE: Post processor - order of end of path events
I have tried outputting in the proc using MOM_output_literal and also tried outputting using a custom address set to the global variable. I have tried running the proc in start of sequence and outputting in end of path but the global variable is undefined.
Any idea where the M0 is coming from?
Thanks In Advance
Cheers
Steve Griffiths
If you want to make apple pie from scratch, first you must create the universe!
RE: Post processor - order of end of path events
RE: Post processor - order of end of path events
Will have to wait till Tuesday when I am back to work.
Cheers
Steve Griffiths
If you want to make apple pie from scratch, first you must create the universe!
RE: Post processor - order of end of path events
Thanks for your help shags72
Cheers
Steve Griffiths
If you want to make apple pie from scratch, first you must create the universe!