[hn-cso]

In the attached station, the following does not result in the program being executed:

Code:

from robodk import robolink

rdk = robolink.Robolink()
machining = rdk.Item("Path1 Settings")
program = rdk.Item("Path1")
machining.Update()
program.RunCode()

But the following (with a time.sleep(0.5)) does result in the program being executed:

Code:

import time
from robodk import robolink

rdk = robolink.Robolink()
machining = rdk.Item("Path1 Settings")
program = rdk.Item("Path1")
machining.Update()
time.sleep(0.5)
program.RunCode()

It's not deterministic and depends on the amount of time between the Update and the RunCode. Note that Path1 is the generated program for the Path1 Settings machining project.

Please advise; how do I deterministically ensure that a program run following a machining project update always runs?

On macos. "About" menu item shows RoboDK v5.5.0.22337 but rdk.Version() shows '5.4.3.22337'.

[Albert]

Thank you for your detailed report. We fixed this issue on 1 week ago on Windows. We'll update Mac and Linux versions before the end of the year.