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That's a lie.
Here's the forum: https://forum.solidcam.com/
Here's the GPP language help: https://solidcam.help/
Here is an excellent editor for GPP: https://bit.ly/3fqkPD8

Enjoy

Hello, everyone!
At this difficult time, I am continuing to work on the GPPL editor. A new release 1.7.0 came out today - I added support for internationalization for Completion. Please try it out,...

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Hi. The postprocessor contains not only a .gpp file, but also a .vmid file which contains information about the machine (axes, their mutual dependencies, prime speeds, etc.). So I will need more...

It's really quite simple there. Everything you need is described in the Readme file. If you have any questions about anything in particular, don't hesitate to ask.

Hello, everyone!
So, what's new? I implemented in the extension:
- Syntax highlighting with customization capability
- Simple Document Formatting functionality
- Procedure tree panel with...

To edit a post, use this: https://bit.ly/3fqkPD8

I honestly tried to help you and even downloaded from their website archive with the manual, but it is password protected. Sorry, bro.



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Yes, it can be done. But I cannot guarantee that you will get a valid gcode. How will the arcs be built in this case? Chamfers? I can't predict that.
You'll have to check it yourself before you load...

This is output in the @message procedure.
Use VSCode + extension https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=anzory.vscode-gppl-support. To edit it

You can multiply xpos by -1 before the output. For example:
xpos=-1*xpos
{nb, 'X'xpos}

Be sure to check that it won't cause an accident before sending it to the machine!!!!

Try another extension for vscode
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=anzory.vscode-gppl-support

Hey guys!
I wrote a VSCode add-on here, very helpful when editing postprocessors for SolidCAM.
What do you think about it?
...

yes, you can even use several 'trace' instructions, for example:

Hi! Try VSCode + vscode-gppl-support extension.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=anzory.vscode-gppl-support&ssr=false#overview

hi, I'm using VSCode + extension: vscode-gppl-support (https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=anzory.vscode-gppl-support&ssr=false#overview). It has code highlighting, autocomplete, etc.