PRINT
(Statement)
Outputs data from the RS232C or Ethernet port.
PRINT [#<Circuit number>,] <Message> [<Separator> <Message>...] [<Separator>]
This statement outputs the value of <Message> from the RS232C or Ethernet port to an external device.
For <Circuit number>, designate the circuit number of the RS232C or Ethernet port to be used. If <Circuit number> is ignored, the default value of ch2 is set. Ch1 cannot be designated since it is used for the pendant. (Refer to 6.1 "Description Format of Command Explanations".)
A comma (,) or semicolon (;) can be used for <Separator>.
In the case of a comma (,), insert a blank character between the <Message> and <Message>.
If a comma (,) is designated after <Message> but no <Message> is found, a delimiter (CR or CR+LF) is transferred after the final <Message> once output is finished.
In the case of a semicolon (;), no blank character should be inserted between the semicolon and <Message>.
If a semicolon (;) is designated after <Message> but no <Message> is found, a delimiter (CR or CR+LF) is transferred after the final <Message> and output is finished.
If pose type data is output, each element is separated for output using a blank character.
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DEFINT li1, li2
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DEFSTR ls1, ls2
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PRINT #1, li1, ls1; ls2
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'Outputs the values of li1, ls1, and ls2 from ch2.
'(A blank is made between li1 and ls1,
'and no blank is made between ls1 and ls2.)
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PRINT li2
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'Outputs the value of li2 from ch2.
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