Does anyone know where I can find the macros that do these operations:
I'd like to alter these to my liking. I've dug through the CNCM directory and I can't seem to find them. Perhaps they are hardcoded in some way?
Batch ATC measure macro location?
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Re: Batch ATC measure macro location?
Yes, they are hard coded if I remember correctly.
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Re: Batch ATC measure macro location?
That's what I was thinking. I wonder if they're written in the macro language though... and maybe...just maybe CNC Keith could share 'em? 

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Re: Batch ATC measure macro location?
swissi can add it to Probe app
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Re: Batch ATC measure macro location?
While I'm interested to see the whole script, of particular interest is how the first prompt is done... Where it asks you what tools to measure. I like how the user can put in individual tool numbers or a range of tools.
Re: Batch ATC measure macro location?
That prompt is hard-coded in CNC12. There is no equivalent type of input in a CNC macro.
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Re: Batch ATC measure macro location?
And that would be why I couldn't figure it out! 

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Re: Batch ATC measure macro location?
I thought I told ya that Toaster

What exactly do you want it to do differently?
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Re: Batch ATC measure macro location?
You did, but I thought I'd somehow be able to re-create the dialog where it asks you for numbers or ranges in my own script. 
