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It would be better to make on-line help for macros more clear and systematized.
For example:
1.
- to divide all macros into the groups like "Work Coordintes" (macros: WorcCoord, DynamicWorkOffsets, SetAdditionalWorkCoord,..,...), "Motion" (macros: MotionLinear, MotionRapid,...,...), "Cycles" , "Subroutines", "Compensations", ... etc.
- to add an attribute to each macro with information of belonging to the specified group
- to make possible to sort macros by specifed attribute and by name
2.
- to add examples of G-codes for controls Fanuc, Heid, Siemens to each macro
Regards.
Igor
www.bee-pitron.com
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%100 agree. It would eliminate %50 of our calls in to support, if all new macros were documented with functional examples showing the use of all macro options.
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Yes, especially since some macros are intended to be called from "events," and others are called from Word/Address, etc.
Austin NC APT administrator.
Custom configure GPost for Pro/E,
and other ANC applications.
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The biggest problem for machine developers like myself is to try to chase down which macro is applicable. To have them in groups would help immensely.
I would also like documentation on the syntax for using them in a subroutine. I read a post where someone wanted to be alerted to macro revisions as well.
Thanks..
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If you scroll down to the bottom of the Macro page, you have 2 links:
See Macros Sorted by Function
and
See Macros Sorted by Status
I use the first one intensively.
We also made a conscious effort to give more details with the new macros we document. There is still a lot of work to do. We have a very good incentive, we also use these tools everyday.
Serge
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This sounds like a crazy sequence to help you use a thread that already has gray hair, but I'll give it to you anyway:
step:
0. if Vericut help link always opens Livecycle Designer, do step 1. If your help link opens in Acrobat or Reader, skip to step 2.
1. File>Preferences>PDF/HTML... in the Adobe field, browse to (just a guess) Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader... AcroRdxx.exe
2. after opening help, do a full reader search (shiftCtrlF)
3. search on 'listed alphabetically', and look for the link under VERICUT Macros, choose the first link.
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