I am wanting to find every program that has R[1] in it. Is this possible? Or do I need to manually go through each program. Tried using the search tool in the web server from the robot IP, but nothing came up. Thanks!
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MH-Robot-123 -
October 23, 2024 at 2:17 PM -
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MOM
October 23, 2024 at 3:35 PM Approved the thread. -
Try searching for "[R1" instead. If the register has a comment, a search for "R[1]" won't show because of the comment: "R[1:<comment>]".
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Hi MH-Robot-123,
As jstolaruk wrote . (Typo "Try searching for "[R1"" ------>"R[1")
But keep in mind that you won't find Registers that are called
- indirect like R[AR[1]]
- like "CALL SET_INT_REG(1,45.678)
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Hi MH-Robot-123,
As jstolaruk wrote . (Typo "Try searching for "[R1"" ------>"R[1")
But keep in mind that you won't find Registers that are called
- indirect like R[AR[1]]
- like "CALL SET_INT_REG(1,45.678)
No, its not a typo. Leave the trailing brace off in the search, that allows R1 to have a comment and be found by the search.
Good point about the indirection.
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No, its not a typo. Leave the trailing brace off in the search, that allows R1 to have a comment and be found by the search.
Good point about the indirection.
Sorry, but when you wrote "[R1", that must have been a typo. The left square bracket comes after R.
Searching for what you wrote hopefully wouldn't yield any results...
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Sorry, but when you wrote "[R1", that must have been a typo. The left square bracket comes after R.
Searching for what you wrote hopefully wouldn't yield any results...
My bad, thank you
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This is not easily done in the teach pendant if you are looking across multiple programs. I would suggest saving all TP programs as ASCII (.LS) to a USB stick and search the files on you PC. Text editors such as Notepad++ and VS code allow you to search all files in a specific folder without having to open each file.
Keep in mind that you will not be able to search KAREL programs unless you have the original non-binary file.
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This is not easily done in the teach pendant if you are looking across multiple programs. I would suggest saving all TP programs as ASCII (.LS) to a USB stick and search the files on you PC. Text editors such as Notepad++ and VS code allow you to search all files in a specific folder without having to open each file.
Keep in mind that you will not be able to search KAREL programs unless you have the original non-binary file.
Easiest way is thru the website that the robot controller hosts, all of the tools are there.
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Easiest way is thru the website that the robot controller hosts, all of the tools are there.
Given that it's a PLUS generation controller.
For older (R-30iB, R-30iA, R-J3xx and so on) there is no search tool from the web interface.
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