Monarch 9460 manual R S E, Parse invalid label , valid label

P A R S E

Purpose	Processes an MPCL data stream in the scratch buffer.
Syntax	PARSE [ [ invalid label ] [, valid label ] ]
Process	The PARSE command invokes the printer's MPCL parser to analyze and process
	the scratch buffer's contents.
	In general, the PARSE command will out perform (speed to label out) the PRINT
	command. If you have the option of using either command (PARSE or PRINT),
	PARSE is the better option.
NOTE:	You must place an MPCL data stream in the scratch buffer before calling this
	command.
	Avoid using the PARSE command to send individual characters; use the CONCAT
	command to append data into the scratch buffer. Then send all the data at once
	using the PARSE command.
Optional Fields	Invalid and valid labels are discussed in "Script Flow" at the beginning of this
	chapter.
Example	This example moves an MPCL data stream to the scratch buffer, then processes
	the data stream.
	MOVE "{F,1,A,N,E,200,200,”FMT1”¦”, SCRATCH
	CONCAT "C,146,50,0,10,2,1,B,L,0,0,"PAT'S PARTS",1¦", SCRATCH
	CONCAT "T,1,10,V,100,50,0,1013,3,1,B,L,0,0,1¦", SCRATCH
	CONCAT "T,2,15,V,80,25,0,10,1,1,B,L,0,0,1¦", SCRATCH
	CONCAT "L,V,67,1,0,180,10,"" ¦", SCRATCH
	CONCAT "B,3,12,F,12,43,1,2,50,1,L,0¦}", SCRATCH
	PARSE
NOTE:	You cannot nest double quotes. You must use ~034 instead of a double quote. In
	the above example, use ~034FMT1~034 for "FMT1".

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