Summary Of Idr Command Parameters - Oce XDL Reference Manual

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3.5 Summary of IDR Command Parameters

The IDR command defines a default ink catalog, ink palette and ink list. An IDR may be cod-
ed as part of a JDL or in a separate disk file. An identifier label (ac:) has to be applied to the
IDR command, so the syntax is: ac: IDR ...
The IDR command is referenced by the IDR parameter of an OUTPUT command or is
called by a DJDE.
For the IDR command at least the ILIST parameter has to be specified. When processing
an ink-reference the following rules will be valid: If ICATALOG is not specified the ink-cat-
alog named DFAULT will be used. If PALETTE is not specified the palette named DFAULT
will be used. In case of using the ink-catalog named XEROX1 an ink-palette has to be spec-
ified too, because the ink-catalog XEROX1 does not contain an ink-palette named
DFAULT. Refer to chapter 1.8.2.3 (ink-references). For restricted implementation see 6.4.1
INK Catalogs.
ICATALOG
PALETTE
ILIST
Parameter
ICATALOG=
'DFAULT' | 'XE-
ROX' |
'XEROX1' |
'SDFLT$'
PALETTE=
palette
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This parameter specifies the default ink catalog to be used in ink refer-
ences without a specific catalog reference.
This parameter specifies the default ink palette to be used in ink refer-
ences without a specific palette reference.
This parameter provides a list of all inks which may be referenced by in-
dexing in printing variable data or CME data. Only primary colours are
allowed. The maximum number of inks in an ink list is 64.
Definition(s)
ICATALOG
Specifies the default ink-catalog. It is used when the
actual ink-reference does not supply an ink-catalog-
name.
The XEROX1 entry is gracefully ignored while com-
piling the XDL but rejected during print data process-
ing. SDFLT$ is gracefully ignored. For restricted
implementation see 6.2.3.
palette
Specifies the default ink-palette. It is used when the
actual ink-reference does not supply an ink-palette-
name.
Summary of IDR Command Parameters
Offline
Y
Y
Online DJDE
Y Y
Y Y
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