Remeasure toggle...

[LostL]

Worked! Thank you!

[LostL]

Good call! Simpler than my approach.

Odd naming indeed, no wonder I didn´t find it. I'll get back when I've tried it.

[AndersI]

To find the answer you create a small part program with one circle with remeasure=NO, and one with remeasure=YES, export the program as BASIC.

By comparing what PC-DMIS generated you will find that it is the toggle RMEAS_TYPE (I wonder what Relative Measure is called internally?)!

  ' Set Re-Measure  = NO
    retval = DmisCommand.SetToggleString (1, RMEAS_TYPE, 0)

  ' Set Re-Measure  = YES
    retval = DmisCommand.SetToggleString (2, RMEAS_TYPE, 0)

I just had to test Relative Measure too…

  ' Set Relative Measure Feature X  = CIR1
    retval = DmisCommand.PutText ("CIR1", RMEASFEATIDX, 0)
  ' Set Relative Measure Feature Y  = CIR1
    retval = DmisCommand.PutText ("CIR1", RMEASFEATIDY, 0)
  ' Set Relative Measure Feature Z  = CIR1
    retval = DmisCommand.PutText ("CIR1", RMEASFEATIDZ, 0)

[LostL]

Sorry, was unclear. Doing it using Automation. Haven't found any mention of it in documentation, and a quick look with gettext provided nothing. But I'll let excel do a comparison and see if something pops out...

[AndersI]

I Think RMES is "relative measure", not the same as "re-measure"...

[InspectorJester]

In the Edit Window, you can (if Show Feature Parameters is set to YES) check the RMEAS=(etc etc) section of code within a feature.
Edit: the above is incorrect

Are you trying to do this for every program, or just look at a specific feature and check?

[LostL]

Next question, anyone seen any way to identify if the remeasure toggle is on or off?