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{{Command|syntax=GET_OP_DATA <process number>, <operation parameter>, <variable>
[[Operations:Operation_Data|{{Up}}]]
|description=*desc*


|param1=<tool number>|param1_desc={{tool number}}
{{Command|syntax=GET_OP_DATA <operation number>, <parameter>, <variable>
|param2=<tool parameter>|param2_desc= One of the following list of [[operation parameter|parameters]]  
|description=:Get data associated with the given operation number.
|param3=<number variable>
 
|param1=<operation number>|param1_desc={{op number}}
|param2=<parameter>|param2_desc= One of the following list of [[operation parameter|parameters]]  
|param3=<variable>|param3_desc={{get data var}}
}}
}}


===Example===
===Example===
:- GET_TOOL_DATA 3, MTOOL_LENGTH, MyToolLength
:GET_OP_DATA 3, TOOL_NUM, MyOpToolNumber


:- GET_TOOL_DATA 4, COMMENT, MyToolComment$
:GET_OP_DATA 4, COMMENT, MyOpComment$






[[Category:Operations]]
[[Category:Operations]]

Latest revision as of 14:42, 24 September 2014

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Command

GET_OP_DATA <operation number>, <parameter>, <variable>


Get data associated with the given operation number.

Parameters

<operation number>
Operation number.
<parameter>
One of the following list of parameters
<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_OP_DATA 3, TOOL_NUM, MyOpToolNumber
GET_OP_DATA 4, COMMENT, MyOpComment$