Program Control Of Graphics Text - HP 262SA Reference Manual

Dual-system display terminal and word-processing terminal
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Table D-ll. Graphics Text Functions (Continued)
Key
Description
Ec
*
0
Turns slant on or off:
Ec
*
P
a
Spaces one graphics text character to left.
-
Spaces one graphics text character to right.
III
a
(Vertical Tab). Spaces one graphics text line up. (The actual
direction of movement will depend on the text orientation.)
In addition, the following keys function in the same manner as for alphanumeric text charac-
ters:
Program Control Of Graphics Text
All of the parameters for graphics text can be set programmatically. Commands are of the form:
Ec
*
m <parameter> <command>.
The command can be alone or part of another
Ec
*
m
sequence.
SIZE. The ASCII characters 1 through 8 specify the character size for graphics text. A (tl"
indicates the smallest character, a 5 by 7 dot matrix in a 7 by 10 cell. Increasing the size
increases the size of the dots. If a text size of 1 is specified, each dot in the cell is one dot on the
screen. A size of2 causes 4 screen dots for each character dot (2 X 2), and so on (see figure D-ll).
A size of
ttl"
is the default.
Set Graphics
Text Size:
Ec
*
m <size> m
TEXT DIRECTION. This command uses the ASCII characters
1
through 4 to specify the text
orientation (see figure D-16). This also changes the direction of line feed, carriage return, and
backspace.
1 --
Normal (upright, the default)
2 --
Rotated 90 degrees counter clockwise
3 --
Rotated 180 degrees counter clockwise (inverted)
4 --
Rotated 270 degrees counter clockwise
Set Graphics
Text Orientation:
D-40
Ec
*
m <orientation> n

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