cannot get named subroutine to work
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27 Sep 2021 08:41 #221692
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I have this annoying issue that my subroutines work fine when called by number from MDI_COMMAND =, e.g o100 call but when I name them I get a "unknown word where unary operator could be" error message either from the program or manually from the MDI panel
The path is correct and the names are all lowercase so I'm lost as to what the issue is.
I have included as attachments my .ini and probe.ngc file.
any help appreciated
Eric
The path is correct and the names are all lowercase so I'm lost as to what the issue is.
I have included as attachments my .ini and probe.ngc file.
any help appreciated
Eric
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27 Sep 2021 09:10 - 27 Sep 2021 10:57 #221694
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I think subroutines need M2 or M30 at the end. To comment in gcode use () or ;
while # is part of numbered or named parameters as #444, #<SOS>, #<_SOS>
while # is part of numbered or named parameters as #444, #<SOS>, #<_SOS>
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27 Sep 2021 09:40 #221697
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YESSS!!! thank you MaHa, that was it - the # which I thought was a comment like in the rest of LCNC, guess I need to learn more about Gcode protocols
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