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Dynamic Form: Copy Fields
Purpose
Duplicates specific fields or data within a boilerplate dynamic
form.
Format
(cc) C # copydata (cc)Z(cc)-
(cc)
C
#
copydata
(cc)Z(cc)-
Comments
The dynamic copy command is supplied as part of the data within
the Dynamic Form command. Do not use this command with the
Dynamic Form: Repeat command (page 71).
The LF and FF commands (as previously described on page 66)
have an additional meaning when used with Dynamic Form:
Copy Fields commands.
Example
The following example illustrates the Dynamic Form: Copy Fields
command. As in the previous example (page 68), the same three
variable fields are used for Price, Quantity, and Total, except that
the Price and Quantity fields are copied. Following the Dynamic
Form command sequence, the dynamic data is sent to fill the
variable fields. The special use of the LF command for dynamic
form copy fields is shown in the example with the dynamic data.
^PY^-^F^-
^B^-^M02,02,000Price^T0160^[005^*^*
^C02^M01,01Quantity^T0100^[002
^M01,01^T0170Total^T0250^[006^-
^*^Z^-^*^*^]
$1.5004$06.00
10$15.00
$1.0525$26.25
50$52.50
$8.9502$17.90
^*
$8.95^,
Dynamic Form Commands
Represents the Special Function Control Code
(SFCC). Enter the specific SFCC for your VGL
configuration.
Specifies the Dynamic Form Copy Fields
command. Enter C to copy fields within the form.
Specifies the number of copies. Enter a two-digit
number to inform VGL how many copies of the
copy data to make within the form.
Represents the copy data. Any text or graphics
command sequences (including Dynamic Form
Field Length) are entered as part of the data.
This is not the dynamic data for the variable fields;
this data represents all information to copy within
the boilerplate form.
Terminates the copy sequence. Enter the SFCC for
your VGL configuration immediately followed by Z,
another SFCC, and - or another valid graphics
command mnemonic to terminate the Dynamic
Form Copy Fields sequence.
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