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[cncboy1]

Hallo World

LB15 - OSP5000L

N10 ABCD = 1
PUT '$DATA.TXT%' (File-name)
PUT $0D0A (CR/LF)
NSRT PUT V[ABCD] <<<== will not work!!!
PUT $0D0A
WRITE 0
ABCD = ABCD + 1
IF [ABCD LT 33] NSRT
NEND M02

How can HELP?
rg
CNCBOY1

[Algirdas]

what You want to do?
variables are available under parameters. You can get parameters into file or direct transfer via RS232 from parameters mode "punch" command for lathe.
N10 ABCD = 1
what this suppose to be?

[cncboy1]

Hallo World

LB15 - OSP5000L

N10 ABCD = 1
PUT '$DATA.TXT%' (File-name)
PUT $0D0A (CR/LF)
NSRT PUT V[ABCD] <<<== will not work!!!
PUT $0D0A
WRITE 0
ABCD = ABCD + 1
IF [ABCD LT 33] NSRT
NEND M02
What i want is to PUT variable V1 ...to...V32 on the RS232 (CN0)
Off course i can write the line with PUT[V901] to [V932] in seperat line, but the easy way is making a lope
How can HELP?
rg
CNCBOY1

[Algirdas]

understand
I'm not sure, if OSP allows variable name without "V" as first character.
If You want to use it as part of part program? You can punch variables to RS232 as a parameter.

[cncboy1]

Hallo

V901 ....V932 we use it in our abcd.SSB pgm's

rg

[broby]

Try this... I think this may work but only giving it a try will tell if so.

N100 NUM = 1 (STARTING AT V1)
N110 PUT '$DATA.TXT%' (File-name)
N120 PUT $0D0A (CR/LF)
NJP1 PUT 'V'
N140 PUT NUM
N150 PUT "="
N160 DATA=V[NUM]
N170 PUT DATA
N180 PUT $0D0A
N190 WRITE 0
N200 NUM=NUM+1
N210 IF [NUM LT 33] NJP1
NEND M02

This should output the following...?

$DATA.TXT%
V 1 = 123
v 2 = 123
v 3 = 123
.
.
.
etc

I found the other day that I could output a user variable to a text file without any problem.

Hoe this works for you.
Cheers
Brian.

[cncboy1]

Hallo Broby

What's the diff. between my pgm and your's
V[???] the controler say, it may not be used as indexer

rg

[broby]

One difference is that you are trying to output the value of V1..V32 directly, which you indicate does not work.
I am assigning the value of the common variable to a user defined variable first, then trying to output this result, this method has worked for me before.
Try this test:
Set V1 as Empty
Set V2=1
Via MDI: type in V[V2]=999 and press Write, Cycle Start.
If your machine accepts this input, you should see V1 assigned a value of 999
Hope this helps
Brian.

[cncboy1]

Hallo
V32=1
On a OSP5000 this, V[V32]=1234, will not work.
On a OSP7000 i will test it tomorrow.

rg
CNCBOY1

[cncboy1]

Hallo Broby

What's the diff. between my pgm and your's
V[???] the controler say, it may not be used as indexer

rg

PS Do not used local variable starting with N.... and there are more letter's
you con not used!

[broby]

PS Do not used local variable starting with N.... and there are more letter's
you con not used!

Well I DID do this at home and not in front of a machine!
You can not use Variables starting with V or O also... there are others that you can not use also, but can not be bothered looking for them right now...

[broby]

Hallo
V32=1
On a OSP5000 this, V[V32]=1234, will not work.
On a OSP7000 i will test it tomorrow.

rg
CNCBOY1

Just tried this on our OSP5000L, OSP5020L and OSP7000L controllers... you are correct, it does not allow it! Invalid redirection or some such crap.
That is not good.
Will have to try something else.
Brian.