This repository is no longer maintained. For continued updates, please see https://github.com/kobbled/tp_plus.

TP+ is a higher-level language abstraction that translates into FANUC TP. It features many useful utilities that makes creating TP programs easier:

• Identifiers for registers, position registers, IO, etc.
• Re-usable methods
• If-else blocks
• Readable motion statements
• Automatic label numbering

Of course adding another layer of abstraction takes you a step further away from the code the robot is running. However, it's hoped that the increased productivity and rigid syntax requirements will actually improve your TP code.

example_1.tpp

foo  := R[1]
bar  := DO[1]
baz  := DO[2]

home := PR[1]
lpos := PR[2]

foo = 1

@loop
  foo += 1

  jump_to @loop if foo < 10

turn_on bar if foo == 5
toggle baz

linear_move.to(home).at(2000, 'mm/s').term(0)
get_linear_position(lpos)

example_1.ls

/PROG example_1
/MN
 : R[1:foo] = 1 ;
 :  ;
 : LBL[100:loop] ;
 : R[1:foo]=R[1:foo]+1 ;
 : IF R[1:foo]<10,JMP LBL[100] ;
 :  ;
 : IF (R[1:foo]=5),DO[1:bar]=(ON) ;
 : DO[2:baz]=(!DO[2:baz]) ;
 :  ;
 : L PR[1:home] 2000mm/sec CNT0 ;
 : PR[2:lpos]=LPOS ;
/END

For a more extensive example and test environment, visit http://tp-plus.herokuapp.com/.

1. gem install tp_plus
2. tpp filename.tpp -o filename.ls

See tpp --help for options.

1. Install Ruby
2. Install git
3. Install bundler gem install bundler
4. Clone the repo git clone https://github.com/onerobotics/tp_plus.git
5. Install dependencies with bundle
6. Build the parser and run the tests with rake

TP+ is released under the MIT License.