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How can I save past runs as individual files

rfrance98
Hello,

I am relatively new to CMM programing. I was wondering if there was any way to set up a system where when a measurement routine ends, the program automatically saves the routine with the measurement points for that specific serial number to a set file directory. It's been a hassle for when I forget to print out a report at the end of a routine, go to run the next part and I lose my information for the previous one forever. I would like to have it set up as to where, when a measurement routine ends, the program asks me what i could like to name the file, and where to save it. Would someone with more knowledge of the program be able to assist me with some code that I can put in my programs so that this can be done, please?

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  • I am trying to insert the script into my program. I start to type script and it gives me this line of code: 
    CS1 =SCRIPT/FILENAME= C:\USERS\CMM\DESKTOP\AUTOARCHIVE.BAS
FUNCTION/Main,SHOW=YES,,,
STARTSCRIPT/
    Hmmm. This is the same way it appears when I use the script. I don't get an ENDSCRIPT/ line in my edit window. I don't know why NinjaBadger's example has that. At any rate, it still executes properly for me. It might have been something that has changed in the newer software versions.


    I noticed that in ninja badger's code he has "ENDSCRIPT/" inserted after his start script but when I try and type "ENDSCRIPT" nothing pops up. Am I doing something wrong here? When I try and run my program, the file doesn't get routed to the selected folder I have in the script unless I press F9 on the line of code and hit the run button to the far right of the screen. Is there a way that I can insert this script code into a program and have it run automatically and send it to my requested directory without having to press F9 to run it each time?
    I don't know why it wouldn't run automatically when that command is executed in the measuring routine. The only thing I can think of is that when you insert a Basic Script command, PC-DMIS will automatically un-mark it (Skip it during execution). Make sure you have the command Marked. You can toggle it by putting the cursor on the command and hit F3.


    Try that
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  • I am trying to insert the script into my program. I start to type script and it gives me this line of code: 
    CS1 =SCRIPT/FILENAME= C:\USERS\CMM\DESKTOP\AUTOARCHIVE.BAS
FUNCTION/Main,SHOW=YES,,,
STARTSCRIPT/
    Hmmm. This is the same way it appears when I use the script. I don't get an ENDSCRIPT/ line in my edit window. I don't know why NinjaBadger's example has that. At any rate, it still executes properly for me. It might have been something that has changed in the newer software versions.


    I noticed that in ninja badger's code he has "ENDSCRIPT/" inserted after his start script but when I try and type "ENDSCRIPT" nothing pops up. Am I doing something wrong here? When I try and run my program, the file doesn't get routed to the selected folder I have in the script unless I press F9 on the line of code and hit the run button to the far right of the screen. Is there a way that I can insert this script code into a program and have it run automatically and send it to my requested directory without having to press F9 to run it each time?
    I don't know why it wouldn't run automatically when that command is executed in the measuring routine. The only thing I can think of is that when you insert a Basic Script command, PC-DMIS will automatically un-mark it (Skip it during execution). Make sure you have the command Marked. You can toggle it by putting the cursor on the command and hit F3.


    Try that
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