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Editing gcode subroutine in gmoccappy locks up program
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10 years 1 week ago #81930
by george4657
Replied by george4657 on topic Editing gcode subroutine in gmoccappy locks up program
Its a semi-colon not a colon for comments.
Downloaded camotics and it worked good so thanks for that info.
It even works in windows which is where I do my development work as I only have linux on my shop cnc machines.
Thanks
George
Downloaded camotics and it worked good so thanks for that info.
It even works in windows which is where I do my development work as I only have linux on my shop cnc machines.
Thanks
George
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10 years 1 week ago #81934
by newbynobi
Replied by newbynobi on topic Editing gcode subroutine in gmoccappy locks up program
Hallo,
sorry you had problems with gmoccapy. Unfortunately the editor is incorporated in gmoccapy, I do not see a way to check if the code will run or not, as "my" editor only passes the code to the interpreter and that one will hang in the infinite loop. I you know C++, you might be able to add such a very recommended feature into that component.
Norbert
sorry you had problems with gmoccapy. Unfortunately the editor is incorporated in gmoccapy, I do not see a way to check if the code will run or not, as "my" editor only passes the code to the interpreter and that one will hang in the infinite loop. I you know C++, you might be able to add such a very recommended feature into that component.
Norbert
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10 years 1 week ago #81989
by andypugh
Try "ESC"
Also, your code samples have no O200 ENDSUB to terminate the subroutine.
I think that O200 might even be calling itself recursively in your examples.
O200 CALL [10] will pass 10 in #1. Your loops are using #3, which will (probably) remain as zero throughout.
Replied by andypugh on topic Editing gcode subroutine in gmoccappy locks up program
george4657 wrote: I there anyway to crash out of the editor without closing cnc program.
Try "ESC"
Also, your code samples have no O200 ENDSUB to terminate the subroutine.
I think that O200 might even be calling itself recursively in your examples.
O200 CALL [10] will pass 10 in #1. Your loops are using #3, which will (probably) remain as zero throughout.
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10 years 1 week ago #82049
by george4657
Replied by george4657 on topic Editing gcode subroutine in gmoccappy locks up program
I tried esc as well as other keys with no success.
Sub problems as shown are from cut and paste of example. Could not figure how to attach actual file.
I no longer have a problem because I now know that LT is "Lesser than" not "Larger than" and while loops can not be called by themselves but must be called within a sub
I now develop using program camotics as recommended by Todd.
This program has a simulation mode and runs in windows a well a linux and does not lock up with endless loop.
Sub problems as shown are from cut and paste of example. Could not figure how to attach actual file.
I no longer have a problem because I now know that LT is "Lesser than" not "Larger than" and while loops can not be called by themselves but must be called within a sub
I now develop using program camotics as recommended by Todd.
This program has a simulation mode and runs in windows a well a linux and does not lock up with endless loop.
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