If statement confusion
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14 Nov 2022 03:40 #256652
by masterjuggler
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I've been reading about o codes and parameters so I can edit or make macros, and I've been struggling to figure out what the following subroutine from my toolchange macro is doing: It looks like it's always going to be true because of course 1 is equal to 1. There's no # to indicate a parameter. What am I missing?
o<010> if [1 EQ 1]
...some code
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14 Nov 2022 05:25 #256664
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic If statement confusion
You are absolutely right, it will always run.
It's probably just left over from a code change that never got removed.
It's probably just left over from a code change that never got removed.
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14 Nov 2022 10:12 #256672
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic If statement confusion
This is a way to turn on or off a block of code. You would edit the file to be "If 1 = 0" to disable that block.
I am actually a bit more puzzled by the O<010> structure, apparently using the named-block syntax with a numerical value. It works, I suppose, but looks strange.
I am actually a bit more puzzled by the O<010> structure, apparently using the named-block syntax with a numerical value. It works, I suppose, but looks strange.
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14 Nov 2022 12:46 #256681
by masterjuggler
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Oh, well that's anticlimactic lol. Thanks for clarifying.
I'm not really sure why that subroutine is numbered 010, it's from the probe basic set of macros and subroutines. Must have made sense to them at the time.
I'm not really sure why that subroutine is numbered 010, it's from the probe basic set of macros and subroutines. Must have made sense to them at the time.
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