The Script is a code of CNC?

[Megatron]

Hi, I'm using the eagle program from cadsoft to create a PCB, now I can create a code in script to create the PCB in a 3 axis machine with a motortool, everything is working ok, but the question is:

This script code is a derivation of a CNC code? and if it is, it work with any standard?

Example:

GRID mm;
SET OPTIMIZING OFF;
SET UNDO_LOG OFF;
SET WIRE_BEND 2;
LAYER 101 outmil1;
SET FILL_LAYER 101 Interleave;
CHANGE LAYER 101;

CHANGE WIDTH 0.300;

WIRE (26.5689 37.4730) (26.5300 37.4569)
(26.4103 37.4569)
(26.3258 37.3723)
(26.2194 37.3283)
(26.0269 37.1357)
(26.0269 37.4730)
(26.5689 37.4730);

[AnalogKid2DigitalMan]

Does not look like typical CNC M or G codes. Looks more like the info to generate the drawing specific to your CAD package.

[Megatron]

Yes analogKid, thats the info to generate the CAD package, more specific are the final coordinates in x and y axis, but this kind of code (script) can be classified as a CNC code?