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Regular Execution Blocks
Most of the GPP program is defined in execution blocks. GPP operates by reading toolpath blocks one after the other, and then executing the corresponding program block. In GPP2, only System-defined Blocks are used. User-defined blocks are not supported.
Each execution block is defined by the block name immediately followed by a colon and an optional qualifier, also followed by a colon. The block name must start at the first character of a line. The block body consists of a sequence of execution statements, following the block name line.
Example
<Block Name>:
Sequence of Execution Statements
Example
<Block Name>: <qualifier>:
Sequence of Execution Statements
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