bCNC on Windows. Revert back to absolute mode after jogging. about bcnc

[1bigpig]

@chamnit I have noticed a few other grbl front end programs (Universal G-Code sender) have the issue with the G90/G91 after a move command. I had to add a G90 command to my Aspire post processor header to make sure my cut files were always in the correct mode. That is one solution, but I agree, it really should add a G90 after a move.

Bruce

[vlachoudis]

@chamnit I've added the small bat, but I one needs to change the "set DIR=" variable before running
Also I've added G91 after every command. However since I am leaving for 10 days on an duty travel I don't have the possibility to check it.
I've made it as as two lines or I can remove the middle \n? would grbl accept it?
G91G0x%s\nG90\n

[chamnit]

@vlachoudis : Thank you. The jogging command should be made two lines, because Grbl's parser will report a line with a G91 and G90 with a modal group error. I'll check it as soon as I can, if someone else doesn't beat me to it.

[vlachoudis]

@chamnit Ok I've test it quickly on my machine and it works Ok.