I want to know how to perform a feature by VBS. For example, a separate-execution "PNT1".such as the "CTRL+E",how to achieve this script.
seeking the core code or key function
I want to know how to perform a feature by VBS. For example, a separate-execution "PNT1".such as the "CTRL+E",how to achieve this script. seeking the core code or key function
I'm trying to understand exactly what you want to accomplish, and also why you would want to do so.
CTRL-E is mouse-cursor dependent execution of a single feature (or move).
It is an action that is only performed manually by the user, and is used for testing purposes.
Is that really what you want to automate with VB?
If so, why?
It is common to use VB to automate the writing and execution of entire part programs. This meets the goal of automated inspection.
The only goal for automated single-feature-execution I can possibly think of is re-inspection, where a dimension failed so we want to double-check it's feature. However this usually occurs after more manual steps, such as cleaning or deburring, and usually involves the manual operation of "knowledgeable CMM person watches stylus hits to look for problems". Is re-inspection your goal?
I want to know how to perform a feature by VBS. For example, a separate-execution "PNT1".such as the "CTRL+E",how to achieve this script. seeking the core code or key function
I'm trying to understand exactly what you want to accomplish, and also why you would want to do so.
CTRL-E is mouse-cursor dependent execution of a single feature (or move).
It is an action that is only performed manually by the user, and is used for testing purposes.
Is that really what you want to automate with VB?
If so, why?
It is common to use VB to automate the writing and execution of entire part programs. This meets the goal of automated inspection.
The only goal for automated single-feature-execution I can possibly think of is re-inspection, where a dimension failed so we want to double-check it's feature. However this usually occurs after more manual steps, such as cleaning or deburring, and usually involves the manual operation of "knowledgeable CMM person watches stylus hits to look for problems". Is re-inspection your goal?
