HP 5961-0509 manual Example Using the RR Command with Different Fill Types, 21-44The Polygon Group

Table 21-24 Example: Using the RR Command with Different Fill Types (continued)

PR0,800;FT3,50;	Enter the relative plotting mode and move
RR400,400;	800 plu in the Y direction and select fill type 3
	(parallel lines). Draw a rectangle using the
	current pen location as the lower left corner;
	the upper right corner is 400 plu to the right
	and 400 plu up from the lower left corner.
PR0,400;FT4;	Move 400 plu up and select fill type 4 (cross-
RR400,400;	hatching). Draw a rectangle using the current
	pen position as the lower left corner and a point
	400 plu to the right and 400 plu up as the upper
	right corner.
PA1200,400;FT;	Move to absolute location (1200,400) and
RR400,800;	select the default fill type (solid black). Draw
ER400,800;	and edge a rectangle that begins at the current
	pen position and extends 400 plu to the right,
	then 800 plu up from there.
PR0,800;FT3,50;	Move 800 plu up from the current position
RR400,400;	and select fill type 3 (parallel lines), with 50 plu
ER400,400;	between each line. Draw a rectangle using the
	current pen location as the lower left corner and
	a point 400 plu up and 400 plu to the right as
	the upper right corner. Edge the rectangle.
PR0,400;FT4;	Move 400 plu up from the current pen position.
RR400,400;	Select fill type 4 (cross-hatching). Draw a
ER400,400;	rectangle using the current pen location as
	the lower left corner, the right corner being
	(400,400) relative plotter units away.
?%0A	Enter the PCL mode.
?E	Send a reset to end the job and eject the page.

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