Commands Introduction; Syntax Descriptions - Intermec EasyCoder C4 Programmer's Manual

Commands
Introduction
Syntax
Descriptions
Intermec EasyCoder C4 – Programmer's Guide Ed. 3
This chapter lists the various commands in alphabetical order.
For each command, a short description is given, followed by the
syntax for the command and an explanation the of parameters
included in the syntax.
Examples of how to use the commands are also given.
In the syntax, there are a few conventions for substituting data or
indicating how data can be used:
• p – p
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Indicates parameters listed separately below the command
syntax.
• [ ..... ]
Square brackets indicate optional parameters or data.
• |
A straight vertical lines indicates alternatives.
• "Name"
Enter the name of the form or graphic within double quotation
marks (ASCII 34 dec.), for example "Intermec".
• "Data"
The data could be from another source such as a .PCX fi le, a
database, or entered by the operator. "Data" designates the place
in the command sequence to input the data.
Because the fi rmware uses " " (ASCII 34 dec.), you need a special
designator if you need to print text or bar codes which include
these quotation marks
dec.) serves that purpose:
To print: "
To print: "ABC" enter:
To print: \
To print: \code\
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/. If a 7 bit character set is selected, this syntax will not be supported.
All backslash (\) characters will be printed as entered.
1 . The backslash character "\" (ASCII 92
enter:
enter:
enter:
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" \" "
" \"ABC\" "
" \\ "
" \\code\\ "
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