[dertsap]

I tend to use a lot of numbers when I use macro variables .
The gcode var monitor that is under the operator menu in mach only allows a user to view 5 variables at one time .
is there a place in mach where i can view all user variables or is there a way to expand the gcode var menu so that i can view more than 5 variables at a time


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[ger21]

I'm not positive, but I think the monitor is the only place you can see them.

[dertsap]

bummer !
I've searched the mach folder and couldn't find anything , so i kinda figured I'd be out of luck

[dertsap]

I've figured out a solution by creating a new screen with oem dro's and getvar .
it takes painful patience but it'll do once it's complete



Another question that I've got , is there a mach command that I can use in my sub program that is similar to "if" and "then" (used in the main g code program)
eg:
IF [ #103 EQ 0 ] THEN #109= 0
IF [ #103 EQ 0 ] THEN #110= 0

this is a part of a rotary macro that I've created to work with professional machines and it works flawlessly , unfortunately mach won't recognize the if or then when I try to run the code . The only solution that I've come up with was to create an m code with those lines in it , then replaced that portion of the code with the m code (which makes it work now) .
eventually the whole routine will be one solid m code rather than a sub program , but it is what it is for the time being .
Anyhow does mach have similar commands to "if" and "then" , that can be run within the g code program ? I've looked through the documentation and I can't find anything