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| you need to edit your gpp file: under @init_post, make sure you have the following: blknum_gen = TRUE blknum_exist = TRUE blknum = 1 ;starting block no blknum_delta = 1 ;block no increment blknum_max = 9999999 Then all blocks of code under @line, @arc and @rapid_move etc (and any others that are outputing code) need to use: {nb, NOT {nl, nb = new block with block number nl = new line without block number Hope that helps! |
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| It depends how your post is set up. Have a look in your MAC file to see if there is a part option setting to show line numbers or not. Failing that, have a look in your GPP file under the heading "GPPL variables" for either "blknum_gen = false" or "blknum_exist = true" and set those accordingly. If they are not present it is either have a go at editting your post or call your reseller. |
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