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Simple min max xyz from gcode file?

Interesting. Pretty simple to use. How do you get it to show decimal points? I know I can see that "-618" is -.618 but... well, I make mistakes. Lol. Rather take my error prone mind out of it.
 
I don't know what to say about decimal points - I tried the program on over 20 files and it always worked correctly, including decimal points. Not conclusive, but informative....
 
Very strange. Bruce, I looked for settings but found nothing.
Doug, I scanned it with Vipre and it found nothing but since it doesn't match what I need, I guess I'll delete the program to be on the safe side. Probably too late if there is a problem but...
Thanks guys
 
I also scanned and found no virus, so I do think the program is clean. As to the decimal point, the only thought I have is this - the program is an exe file. That means that it is interpreted on your machine by an interpreter specific to your processor. That is the only difference between my install and any other - our interpreters. Chris59 - if you want to email me a file to test on my machine - semd me a PM.
 
I tried Bruce. It claims "Bruce Griffing has exceeded their stored private messages quota and cannot accept further messages until they clear some space."
I'm not sure it's worth your time.
Not really a private gcode program anyway. Here it is (Using Predator CNC Editor for Teksoft):

%
O1 (1 LEVER-LOCK-STRAIGHT GEN 5 ADVANCEDx2 )
(11/2/2018 AT 06:44:29)

G00 G17 G20 G40 G49 G90 G98 G94
G53 Z0

N12 (3/32 4 FLUTE CRB EM)
T12 M06
G00 G54 X-.608 Y0 S6114 M03
G43 Z.1 H12 M08 T01
G01 Z-.05 F.4
G01 G41 D12 X-.598 Y.0027 F1.
Y.0057
G03 X-.608 Y.0157 I-.01 J0
I0 J-.0157
I0 J-.0157 F.5
X-.618 Y.0057 I0 J-.01 F2.
G01 G40 Y.0027
X-.608 Y0
G00 Z.1
Z1.15 M09
M05
G53 Z0
M01

G53 Y0 Z0
G91 G28 A0
G90
M30
%
 
NCViewer dot com also does all this. You can copy and paste your code into the viewer, and it will show you your paths. You can click on lines of code to see where the tool is, or click on points and see where the line of code is for that point. Also has a DRO so you can view your positions at any point of the code. Super easy to see your max travel moves and see exactly where they are at in relation to your work offset.

Any modifications to the code show in the viewer also so it makes editing code pretty simple.
 
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