The organization I'm at currently likes to run multiple parts in programs using "Paste with Pattern". I'm writing a program that measures 4 parts, and I would like it to print 4 clean reports. If I use 4 "PRINT/REPORT" commands, I worry the the report for the second part will include all the dimensions for the first part, the third including the first and second, and the fourth including the first second and third. Is there a command to clear the report buffer after each printing so that this doesn't happen?
extra credit: The reason my org pastes with pattern is because they have trouble make loops cooperate. They get the DCC to repeat the measurements and the reports execute, but the actuals in all the dimensions are in relation to the alignment of the first part. So if a program measured three 1-2-3 blocks, and DIM1 was the x coordinate of a point on the 2in side, the third part's actual would be 6in rather than 2in. There is an alignment in the loop, it references an alignment outside the loop, and to my recollection I believe its comprised of features within the loop. I cant manage to work out what is impeding this process. I'd post code but I don't have it handy, I'm weekend shift and they are weekday shift.
Years ago, these would have been short work for me, but I have been in the Calypso, CMM-Man, and OGP ecosystems since then and I am just now dipping my feet back into PC-DMIS. Any help would be appreciated.
