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{{Command|syntax=GET_TOOL_DATA <tool number>, <parameter>, < | [[:Tools:Tool_Data|{{Up}}]] | ||
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{{Command|syntax=GET_TOOL_DATA <tool number>, <parameter>, <variable> | |||
|description=:Get tool data. | |||
|param1=<tool number>|param1_desc={{tool number}} | |param1=<tool number>|param1_desc={{tool number}} | ||
|param2=<parameter>|param2_desc={{Tool_parameter}} | |param2=<parameter>|param2_desc={{Tool_parameter}} | ||
|param3=< | |param3=<variable>|param3_desc={{get data var}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
===Example=== | ===Example=== | ||
: | :GET_TOOL_DATA 4, MTOOL_LENGTH, l1 | ||
:GET_TOOL_DATA 3, COMMENT, c$ | |||
[[Category:Tools]] | [[Category:Tools]] |
Latest revision as of 23:37, 14 January 2011
Command
- GET_TOOL_DATA <tool number>, <parameter>, <variable>
- Get tool data.
Parameters
- <tool number>
- Tool number
- <parameter>
- Tool_parameter
- <variable>
- A number or string variable.
- The type of variable must match the data type of the parameter.
- If the data you are getting is a text string, then you must specify a string variable. Otherwise use a number variable.
Example
- GET_TOOL_DATA 4, MTOOL_LENGTH, l1
- GET_TOOL_DATA 3, COMMENT, c$