Table 21-8 Example: Using EA to Draw Rectangles (continued)

SP1;

Select pen number 1. Even though

 

there is no physical pen, the SP

 

command must be used to enable

 

printing.

 

 

SC0,150,0,150,1;

Set up user scaling, with P1 being

 

(0,0) user-units and P2 being

 

(150,150) user-units. (Isotropic

 

scaling is specified.)

 

 

PA75,105; EA115,130;

Specify absolute plotting mode and

 

move to (75,105). Use EA to outline

 

the shape of a rectangle that begins

 

at (75,105) and has an upper right

 

corner of (115,130) user-units.

 

 

PA95,105;PD95,95;

Draw a line from (95,105) to (95,95).

 

 

PD65,95,65,90;

Draw a line from the current pen

 

location (95,95) to (65,95), and

 

another line from there to (65,90).

 

 

PU45,90;EA85,65;

Lift the pen and move to (45,90).

 

Draw the outline of a rectangle with

 

an upper left corner of (45,90) and

 

a lower right corner of (85,65).

 

 

PU95,95;PD125,

Lift the pen and move to (95,95).

95,125,90;

Lower the pen and draw a line to

 

(125,95), then to (125,90).

 

 

PU145,90;EA105,65;

Lift the pen and move to (145,90).

 

Draw the outline of a rectangle, with

 

the upper right corner at (145,90) and

 

the lower left corner at (105,65).

 

 

?%0A

Enter the PCL mode.

 

 

?E

Send a reset to end the job and eject

 

the page.

 

 

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