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Old 08-16-2004, 11:06 AM
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Operation Data - At Op End

I am using Gibbs 5.1 to post a lathe file. I want to add a few lines of code at the end of a operation. I enter the code by
-Right click on the operation tile
-Select Operation Data
-Enter code in the box At Op End
G0X7.0
M01
-I then reprocess the operation.

I can not get the post to include my new lines.

Is there something else I need to do?
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Old 08-16-2004, 11:54 AM
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The literals that it requires must be in quotes.. try

"G0X7.0
M01"

or maybe

"G0X7.0"
"M01"

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Old 08-16-2004, 11:57 AM
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BTW, if you go to HELP and turn on Baloons, it will give you good explinations of the boxes you put the mouse over.
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Thanks Matt,
I knew about the balloon help, but I didn't read it closely enough. (I missed the part about quotes).

I am never sure if I'm missing something with Gibb's or it just does not work. If you try to copy and paste a line of code into At Op End, it does not work. Is this right?
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Originally Posted by wjbzone
Thanks Matt,
...I am never sure if I'm missing something with Gibb's or it just does not work. ...
Bill
That was always a problem when I was using it too. I think they've got a lot of those things 'fixed'

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,,,If you try to copy and paste a line of code into At Op End, it does not work. Is this right?
Bill
I don't remember trying that when I was using it. Did you try CTRL+V as well as right clicking and selecting PASTE?
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I found that I can paste a line of code in the Op end/Op Start. I just have to hit the ENTER key after I paste for it to be saved.
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