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|param1=<op number>|param1_desc=Operation number. | |param1=<op number>|param1_desc=Operation number. | ||
|param2=<feature number>|param2_desc=Feature number. | |param2=<feature number>|param2_desc=Feature number. | ||
|param3=<start angle>|param3_desc= | |param3=<start angle>|param3_desc={{parameter_variable_any_name}} the start angle. | ||
|param4=<end angle>|param4_desc= | |param4=<end angle>|param4_desc={{parameter_variable_any_name}} the end angle | ||
|param5=<included angle>|param5_desc= | |param5=<included angle>|param5_desc={{parameter_variable_any_name}} the included angle (zero if not an arc). | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:54, 13 January 2011
Command
- GET_OP_FEAT_ANGLES <op number> <feature number> <start angle> <end angle> <included angle>
- Get the angles of a feature in operation toolpath.
Parameters
- <op number>
- Operation number.
- <feature number>
- Feature number.
- <start angle>
- Name of variable to be set to the start angle.
- <end angle>
- Name of variable to be set to the end angle
- <included angle>
- Name of variable to be set to the included angle (zero if not an arc).
Example
- GET_OP_FEAT_ANGLES 3, 10, StartAng, EndAng, IncAng
- Get the angles of the 10th feature in the toolpath associated with operation 3.
