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Example Input:
Example Output:
Rotate Commands
Purpose: You use rotate commands to rotate all subsequent scalable text fields at a
Format:
Example Input:
EasyCoder PL-Series Printer Programmer's Reference Manual
{height}:
Font height point size. For help, see Appendix D,
"Font Information."
{offset}:
Unit-value to offset text from the starting position.
Used to align individual text strings or create
superscript/subscript characters. Range is 0 to 255.
{data}:
Text to be printed.
<ENDCONCAT>: Terminates concatenation.
Input (STC.LBL):
! 0 200 200 210 1
CENTER
; Concatenate 3 scalable font strings and 1
font string
CONCAT 0 20
4 1 0 2/
ST PLL_LAT.CSF 20 20 15 $
ST PLL_LAT.CSF 40 40 0 22
ST PLL_LAT.CSF 20 20 0 99
ENDCONCAT
FORM
PRINT
specified angle. Rotation direction is counter-clockwise about the center
point of the text. This rotation remains in effect until another Rotate
command is issued. Default angle is zero degrees.
{command} {angle}
where:
{command}: Choose from the following:
ROTATE
(or R)
{angle}:
Degree of rotation (counter-clockwise).
Input (ROTATE.LBL):
! 0 200 200 440 1
CENTER
TEXT 4 1 0 50 Rotate Strings
ROTATE 45
CONCAT 50 300
Rotates scalable fonts.
Chapter 4— Scalable Text
; Resident
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