CNC macro programming - Conditional statements
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Let's take a look at how to use conditional statements when CNC programming with G-code macros.
Conditional statements in CNC programming are used when we want to compare two values and act upon the results.
A typical program where we might use a conditional statement would look like this:
IF [#200 EQ 5] GOTO 310
GOTO 20
The statement above tells the CNC machine to go to line 310 (GOTO 310) that if the variable #200 is equal to 5 (our conditional statement) or go to line 20 if the conditional statement is not true.
In order to work, conditional expressions must be enclosed within square brackets, and compare two operands (such as a # variable or a number) through a comparison operator. The example above shows the comparison operator EQ (equal to). Other common comparison operators are:
NE = Not equal to
GT = Greater than
LT = Less than
GE = Greater or equal to
LE = Less than or equal to
To learn more about G-code programming, visit Gcodetutor.com (https://rb.gy/7yzqfn).
Stay tuned for more machining videos!
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Recommended CNC programming books:
Fanuc CNC Custom Macros - https://amzn.to/370yX0P
CNC Programming Handbook - https://amzn.to/2MPxT9g
CNC Programming Techniques - https://amzn.to/3aTS4el
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Conditional statements in CNC programming are used when we want to compare two values and act upon the results.
A typical program where we might use a conditional statement would look like this:
IF [#200 EQ 5] GOTO 310
GOTO 20
The statement above tells the CNC machine to go to line 310 (GOTO 310) that if the variable #200 is equal to 5 (our conditional statement) or go to line 20 if the conditional statement is not true.
In order to work, conditional expressions must be enclosed within square brackets, and compare two operands (such as a # variable or a number) through a comparison operator. The example above shows the comparison operator EQ (equal to). Other common comparison operators are:
NE = Not equal to
GT = Greater than
LT = Less than
GE = Greater or equal to
LE = Less than or equal to
To learn more about G-code programming, visit Gcodetutor.com (https://rb.gy/7yzqfn).
Stay tuned for more machining videos!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Recommended CNC programming books:
Fanuc CNC Custom Macros - https://amzn.to/370yX0P
CNC Programming Handbook - https://amzn.to/2MPxT9g
CNC Programming Techniques - https://amzn.to/3aTS4el
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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