I like this modification, SnakeD0ct0r. Sometimes I have to use one tool with 2 or more H offset's. I have seen it cause some problem's in my work-place, but usually due to lack of communication. I leave note's to day-shift to alert them of this mod , but they never let me know, if say they broke Tool 1, with H1 & H11 assigned to it. But I've learned to never assume anything & first thing I do is spend a few moment's reviewing controller at start of shift, ( we use Haas ) & see what's going on . Enough rambling . The only place I found any text like your's was in the .tcl file & was here :
#------------------
# Tool list footer
#------------------
shop_doc_output_literal "$co=============================$ci"
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Restore info for the currently active tool in the program being post-prcessed.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
if [llength [info commands PB_CMD_restore_active_oper_tool_data] ] {
PB_CMD_restore_active_oper_tool_data
}
}
#=============================================================
proc PB_CMD_custom_command { } {
#=============================================================
}
#=============================================================
proc PB_CMD_custom_command_1 { } {
#=============================================================
MOM_output_literal "
"
}
#=============================================================
proc PB_CMD_end_of_alignment_character { } {
#=============================================================
# Return sequnece number back to orignal
# This command may be used with the command "PM_CMD_start_of_alignment_character"
global mom_sys_leader saved_seq_num
set mom_sys_leader(N) $saved_seq_num
}
Am I even close ? Don't really know where to insert your text or replace & where .
Thank's for your help !
Harold C.  |