Flexible NC programming
1.18 Write file (WRITE)
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134 Programming Manual, 07/2010, 6FC5398-2BP40-0BA0
The name of the file in which the specified block or specified data is to
be added.
Type: STRING
<file name>:
The following points should be noted when specifying the file name:
• The specified file name must not contain any blank spaces or control
characters (characters with ASCII code ≤ 32), otherwise the
WRITE
command will be canceled with error code 1 "Path not allowed".
• The file name can be specified with path data and file identifier.
– Path data
Path data must be absolute, i.e. start with "/".
If a path is not specified, the file is saved in the current directory
(= directory of selected program).
– File identifier
If the file name does not contain a domain identifier ("_N_"), it is
added accordingly.
If the fourth-last character of the file name is an underscore "_",
the next three characters will be interpreted as the file identifier.
In order to be able to use the same file name for all file
commands, e.g. via a STRING type variable, only the _SPF and
_MPF file identifiers may be used.
If there is no "_MPF" or "_SPF" identifier, the file name is
automatically completed with _MPF.
• The file name length can be up to 32 bytes, the path length up to
128 bytes.
Example:
"PROTFILE"
"_N_PROTFILE"
"_N_PROTFILE_MPF"
"/_N_MPF_DIR_/_N_PROTFILE_MPF/"
The block or data to be added to the specified file.
Type: STRING
<block/data>:
Note:
Internally LF is then added; this means that the character string is
lengthened by one character.
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