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Programming NX

Programming NX

Programming NX

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Hello,

Does anybody know what kind of programming language the ugii_env.dat file is?

I want to execute a batch file from the ugii_env.dat file.



Greats

Ruud

RE: Programming NX

NX reads and interprets the options on startup, I don't think it is meant to execute batch files.

However, you can get NX to execute external commands at startup and/or other 'user exits'.

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RE: Programming NX

What version of NX are you dealing with?
Explain what it is you want to accomplish with your bat file?

ugii_env.dat is a text file that stores the system settings and is read at system startup.

You can launch NX from a bat file and have it run a called bat file of your own to set variables before the NX start call.
You can launch NX and have it run a program after launching.
You can use the 'user_exits' to run custom code at various menus.

Lots of ways to run our own code with NX.

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