How to export Part Name, X and Y?

On 8/1/09 5:11 PM, in article C69A27D9.25A%whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com, "JGalt"

<whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com> wrote:

I am looking through the ulp's and cam area and don't see anything obvious

to export a part name, x and y centroid list.

 

Any suggestions welcome.

 

Found it  mountsmd.ulp

On 8/1/09 5:17 PM, in article C69A292A.388%whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com, "JGalt"

<whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com> wrote:

On 8/1/09 5:11 PM, in article C69A27D9.25A%whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com, "JGalt"

<whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com> wrote:

 

I am looking through the ulp's and cam area and don't see anything obvious

to export a part name, x and y centroid list.

 

Any suggestions welcome.

 

 

 

 

Found it  mountsmd.ulp

 

 

Ahhhh  only metric available for export XY?  Any english version?

JGalt wrote:

On 8/1/09 5:17 PM, in article C69A292A.388%whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com, "JGalt"

<whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com> wrote:

 

On 8/1/09 5:11 PM, in article C69A27D9.25A%whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com, "JGalt"

<whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com> wrote:

 

I am looking through the ulp's and cam area and don't see anything obvious

to export a part name, x and y centroid list.

 

Any suggestions welcome.

 

 

 

Found it  mountsmd.ulp

 

 

 

Ahhhh  only metric available for export XY?  Any english version?

 

Take a look at the ulp in a text editor.

       printf("%s %5.2f %5.2f %3.0f %s %s\n",

          E.name, u2mm((xmin + xmax)/2), u2mm((ymin + ymax)/2),

          E.angle, E.value, E.package.name);

see the u2mm command and find the one u2?? for the units you need. That

info should be in the help about ulp's

Paul R.

You should be able to find where to change it.

Paul R.

Paul Romanyszyn wrote:

JGalt wrote:

On 8/1/09 5:17 PM, in article C69A292A.388%whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com,

"JGalt"

<whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com> wrote:

 

On 8/1/09 5:11 PM, in article C69A27D9.25A%whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com,

"JGalt"

<whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com> wrote:

 

I am looking through the ulp's and cam area and don't see anything

obvious

to export a part name, x and y centroid list.

 

Any suggestions welcome.

 

 

 

Found it  mountsmd.ulp

 

 

 

Ahhhh  only metric available for export XY?  Any english version?

 

Take a look at the ulp in a text editor.

 

      printf("%s %5.2f %5.2f %3.0f %s %s\n",

         E.name, u2mm((xmin + xmax)/2), u2mm((ymin + ymax)/2),

         E.angle, E.value, E.package.name);

 

see the u2mm command and find the one u2?? for the units you need. That

info should be in the help about ulp's

 

Paul R.

 

You should be able to find where to change it.

Paul R.

See mount.ulp it uses u2mil

Paul R.

Thanks Paul   that is the right track.  I adjust u2mm to be u2inch and got

out the inch version.  However, I wanted to use 4 decimals if possible and

using u4inch produces an error.  Is there a method to change this to 4

decimals? 

On 8/1/09 6:58 PM, in article h52rrh$acm$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de, "Paul

Romanyszyn" <pgr@arcelectronicsinc.com> wrote:

JGalt wrote:

On 8/1/09 5:17 PM, in article C69A292A.388%whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com, "JGalt"

<whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com> wrote:

 

On 8/1/09 5:11 PM, in article C69A27D9.25A%whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com, "JGalt"

<whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com> wrote:

 

I am looking through the ulp's and cam area and don't see anything obvious

to export a part name, x and y centroid list.

 

Any suggestions welcome.

 

 

 

Found it  mountsmd.ulp

 

 

 

Ahhhh  only metric available for export XY?  Any english version?

 

Take a look at the ulp in a text editor.

 

     printf("%s %5.2f %5.2f %3.0f %s %s\n",

        E.name, u2mm((xmin + xmax)/2), u2mm((ymin + ymax)/2),

        E.angle, E.value, E.package.name);

 

see the u2mm command and find the one u2?? for the units you need. That

info should be in the help about ulp's

 

Paul R.

 

You should be able to find where to change it.

Paul R.

OK!  I see that the format is listed as 5.2  so I made it 5.4 and go 4

decimals.

Thanks!

On 8/1/09 7:39 PM, in article C69A4A8F.5E3%whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com, "JGalt"

<whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com> wrote:

 

Thanks Paul   that is the right track.  I adjust u2mm to be u2inch and got

out the inch version.  However, I wanted to use 4 decimals if possible and

using u4inch produces an error.  Is there a method to change this to 4

decimals? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

On 8/1/09 6:58 PM, in article h52rrh$acm$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de, "Paul

Romanyszyn" <pgr@arcelectronicsinc.com> wrote:

 

JGalt wrote:

On 8/1/09 5:17 PM, in article C69A292A.388%whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com, "JGalt"

<whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com> wrote:

 

On 8/1/09 5:11 PM, in article C69A27D9.25A%whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com,

"JGalt"

<whois_jon_galt@yahoo.com> wrote:

 

I am looking through the ulp's and cam area and don't see anything obvious

to export a part name, x and y centroid list.

 

Any suggestions welcome.

 

 

 

Found it  mountsmd.ulp

 

 

 

Ahhhh  only metric available for export XY?  Any english version?

 

Take a look at the ulp in a text editor.

 

     printf("%s %5.2f %5.2f %3.0f %s %s\n",

        E.name, u2mm((xmin + xmax)/2), u2mm((ymin + ymax)/2),

        E.angle, E.value, E.package.name);

 

see the u2mm command and find the one u2?? for the units you need. That

info should be in the help about ulp's

 

Paul R.

 

You should be able to find where to change it.

Paul R.