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mycnc:mycnc_screen_configuration [2023/05/26 14:25] ivanmycnc:mycnc_screen_configuration [2023/05/26 14:27] ivan
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 ++++ Application Actions | ++++ Application Actions |
  
-^ Action Name ^ Description ^ Example +^ Action Name ^ Description ^
 | close-application | Close myCNC control software | | close-application | Close myCNC control software |
 | cnc-config-save | Save myCNC configuration files to disk | | cnc-config-save | Save myCNC configuration files to disk |
-| system-process | Launch a system process / program by clicking a button within myCNC | action="system-process" wcmdline="notepad #filename# | +| system-process | Launch a system process / program by clicking a button within myCNC | 
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-For the program launch (system-process) command listed above, ''notepad'' is the editor program name. #filename# will be replaced automatically by the system which will use the current G-code file name that is loaded in myCNC. This allows the user to launch an editor from within the myCNC software to edit a G-code file. +
  
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 The example above sends a ''hostname -I'' command, which returns all IP addresses for the host PC.  The example above sends a ''hostname -I'' command, which returns all IP addresses for the host PC. 
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 +<code XML> action="system-process" wcmdline="notepad #filename# </code>
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 +For the program launch (system-process) command listed above, ''notepad'' is the editor program name. #filename# will be replaced automatically by the system which will use the current G-code file name that is loaded in myCNC. This allows the user to launch an editor from within the myCNC software to edit a G-code file. 
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mycnc/mycnc_screen_configuration.txt · Last modified: 2023/07/25 11:26 by ivan

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