Error: Calling a remapped M6 toolchange from a remapped cycle

terans1085 wrote: I used it similar to you, as it also occurred to me that REMAP does not call the epilog when used with a pure python remap.

So far, the only way I could get around the readahead issue mentioned earlier is by using this code:

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def m6(self):
if self.task==0:
yield INTERP_OK

result = m6_prolog(self)

if result == 1:
print("m6 prolog ready")
yield INTERP_EXECUTE_FINISH
elif result == 2:
print("M6: no change required")
yield INTERP_OK
else:
print("M6: prolog error")
yield INTERP_ERROR

if m6_epilog(self) == 1:
print("m6 epilog ready")
yield INTERP_OK
else:
print("M6: epilog error")
yield INTERP_ERROR

This forces sync before each epilog, and I'm somewhat happy. However this also causes a curious "bug" in such a chain of events:

- I open part1.nc in axis
- I open part2.nc in axis
- I run part2.nc
- I manually stop part2.nc
- part1.nc is loaded back automatically. Titlebar shows part1.nc. Preview still shows part2.ngc
- Manually pressing CTRL-R or reload icon reloads part2.nc

So i'm wondering, if it is possible to come up with an "abort" script that reloads the proper gcode file.....