Command Reference

GS T Select Line Wrap/Truncate Modes

Description

Determines how to handle a text wrap condition. A text wrap condition occurs when text extends beyond the end of a line or a page. The default is to wrap at the end of a line and a page.

Expression

ASCII

GS T n

Decimal

29 84 n

Hex

1D 54 n

Parameters

n = 0

truncate in both directions

n = 1

wrap at end of line, but not end of page

n = 2

wrap at end of page, but not end of line

n = 3

wrap at end of line and end of page

GS t Set Characters per Line in Landscape

Description

Creates an internal memory buffer to store landscape text and barcodes until a form feed is received. The size of the buffer is determined by n, the number of characters per line. The n parameter is converted internally to millimeters so new line lengths can be automatically calculated in the event a font change takes place. The conversion to millimeters is done by multiplying the value of n by the width of whatever font is currently set when the GS t command is sent.

This command may be used in conjunction with the GS T command to determine where, if at all, text wraps to the next line.

This command is similar to the GS u command.

See Also

GS u

GS T

Expression

ASCII

GS t n

Decimal

29 116 n

Hex

1D 74 n

Parameters

n the desired number of characters per line in landscape mode

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