T-Code is Modal still outputs an M06

If you are editing one of the GPost files, I've got a piece of code from one of my post-processors that handles tool changes. I didn't like the way tools were output by default and have always liked to have an optional stop after a tool change so I can verify the tool and its acceptability when doing the initial program tests. Here's the bit of FIL code:

----- [ Begin Code ] -----

$$

$$ --[ LOADTL ]---------------------------------------------------------

$$

$$ Handle a tool change to ensure that the machine is moved to the home

$$ position, that the outputs are in the desired format, etc.

$$

CIMFIL/ ON, LOADTL

  $$

  $$ Obtain the tool number requested from the current line. If the tool

  $$ number called for is different from the current tool, process it in

  $$ the appropriate fashion. Otherwise, ignore it.

  $$

  TLNUM  = POSTF ( 7, 4 )

  IF ( TLNUM .NE. CUTOOL ) THEN

    CUTOOL = TLNUM

    $$

    $$ Write preparatory lines.  Some of the machines need to be

    $$ in the home position to properly load tools, so we might as

    $$ well default to moving there.

    $$

    INSERT/ 'G00$'

    INSERT/ 'G49 G28', REPEAT, 17, ' ', 'Z0.0000$'

    INSERT/ 'G91$'

    INSERT/ 'G28 X0.0000   Y0.0000$'

    INSERT/ 'G90$'

    $$

    $$ Output the tool change and an optional stop.

    $$ "IN2TXT" is a routine that makes the tool number, in this case, 2 digits

    $$ of text. For example, 2 becomes "02", etc.

    $$

    CALL/ IN2TXT, INTVAL = TLNUM, NUMDIG = 2

    INSERT/ 'M06 T', TXTVAL, '$'

    INSERT/ 'M01$'

  ENDIF

CIMFIL/ OFF

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You could change this stuff to output things the way you want.

Hello~~

I think you need to select "Not Available" in "Auxiliary Code" then M06 code not generate.

Have a good day!!

Mark Rao