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How delete characters in a robot program

#1
Hello,

There are characters "G161" that appears when I generate a robot program (see ProgrammeSEW.cnc) with the GCode_BnR post-processor, but I don't want it, how can I modify the post-processor to delete these characters when I generate the robot program ?

Thanks,

Yohan


Attached Files
.rdk   LUCAS - ROBOT CARTÉSIEN 3 AXES - 1 ROBOT.rdk (Size: 712.52 KB / Downloads: 308)
.cnc   ProgrammeSEW.cnc (Size: 642 bytes / Downloads: 260)
#2
This depends on the settings you use and the post processor. I noticed you are using a custom G-code post processor that you did not provide. The G161 is probably being added by your post processor.

You can also disable all custom M codes in the program Events menu. More information here:
https://robodk.com/doc/en/Robot-Machinin...ningEvents
#3
Hello Albert,

I use the GCode_BnR post-processor for syntax reason, what is the common GCode which is not custom post-processor ? If its syntax match with the syntax I want I would use it.

When I want to edit the GCode_BnR, I just can edit the python code of the post-processor, how can I access to the M codes ? 

Thanks,
#4
You would have to create a "Trap" for the "M_Code" keyword in the "def RunCode" function. 

Something like:

Code:
If code.startswith("M_Code"):
Do this
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#5
I tried but I don't know where the "def RunCode" function is in the GCode_BnR post processor, could you take a look at the attached code to help me? Also, is there a Python command that could remove a specific string "G161" in my code?

Thanks for your help,


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.py   GCode_BnR_modif.py (Size: 1.53 KB / Downloads: 192)
#6
Hi Yohan,

What you posted is the compiled version of the post-processor.

Send me an email and I'll send you the uncompiled version.

Jeremy
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