Has anyone used SubRoutines in PCDMIS successfully and regularly(Not scripts).
If so can you share how you used it(not the code, but situations).
Have always 'wanted' to need sub routines. I just have not seen an incident where I could not take care of it via other means - generally labels / it then's / goto's so I have never 'needed' to dig into them and even see if they would make my life easier or not.
Bill Jarrells
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I think sub routines are actually different PCMDIS programs that have specially marked or delineated steps that can be called from the current running programs. This, I suppose, would give you the ability to run/reuse common steps. That is what I am trying to figure out - how useful is it.
I like it.
You make your program call an external alignment then when your done go to the start of program and insert sub .. they will not be able to be run as stand alone programs unless you delete the sub part. I don't have pcd running right now I also think you have to put a end sub at the end(where else)
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I have the spools that use the same x y z so as I change to each spool the y location is the only thing that would change so I set y on the next spool save external and recall the sub and do the same for each spool.
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