X '03

'

Specifies

a

GOCA

(graphics)

object

X '05

'

Specifies

a

BCOCA

(barcode)

object

X '06

'

Specifies

an

IOCA

(IO image)

object

 

X '40

'

Specifies

a

font

character

set.

 

X '41' Specifies

a

code

page.

 

 

X '42

'

Specifies

a

coded

font.

 

 

 

X 'FB

'

Specifies

a

page

segment.

 

 

 

X 'FC ' Specifies an overlay.

 

 

 

ACIF

doesnot call

this exit

for the

following resource types:

ŸPage definition

The page definitionpagedef () is a required resource for processing line-mode application output. The page definition is never include resource file.

ŸForm definition

The form definitionformdef () is a required resource for processing p

files. If you do not want the form definition included in the

specifyrestype=none or explicitly excluderestypeit fromlistthe.

ŸCoded fonts

IfMCF2REF=cf

is specified, coded fonts are included in the r

Ÿ COM setup files

A COM setup filesetup () is a required resource for processing micr files. If you do not want a setup file included in the reso

restype=none or explicitly exclude restypeit fromlistthe.

request

(Byte

18)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Specifies how the resource is to

be processed by ACIF. On entr

program,

this parameter'00 '.is WhenX the

exit program returns control to

ACIF,

this parameter

must

have the'00 '

valueor'01X'X where:

 

X

'00 '

Specifies

that

the

resource

be

processed by

ACIF.

X '01'

Specifies

that

the

resource

not

be processed

by ACIF.

A value of'00 'X on entry to the exit program specifies that the r processed. If you want to ignore the resource,request bytechangevaluethe

to 'X01'. Any value greater'01than' is Xinterpreted'00 ' astheX resource is processed.

eof (Byte 19)

An End-Of-File eof( ) indicator. This indicator is a 1-byte character signals when ACIF has finished writing the resource file.

When eof is signaledeof value( = ‘Y’), the last record has already be

presented to the resource exitrecord.

Theispointernolonger

valid.

Records

may not

be

inserted eof whenis signaled.

The following

are the

only vali

values

for

this parameter:

 

 

 

Y Specifies that the last record has been written.

NSpecifies that the last record has not been written.

This end-of-file flag, used as a last-call indicator, returns control exit program cannot change this parameter.

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