Printronix LQH-HWTM manual Delete Command, Solving Program Errors

Chapter 4 Delete Command

Delete Command

The Delete command deletes any individual form or logo from the IGP memory according to your specifications. The deletion of a form includes its directory entry and any alphanumeric or vector information associated with it. The Delete command is used only when the IGP is in the Normal mode.

Deletion of a logo includes its directory entry and its data in the logo storage area. Deletion of a valid logo which is still combined with a form will not cause an error at the time it is deleted; however, an error will occur if you execute a form that contains a previously deleted logo.

Example

From the directory printed in the preceding section, delete the practice form, the HandCraft Logo, and the HandCraft Boats form. Similar to the format used with other command sequences, the procedure is as follows: open a file, input the commands, exit the file, and print. For example:

Enter	Format
DELETE.FRM	(System Format)
~DELETE FORM;PRACTICE	(cc)DELETE FORM;formname
~DELETE FORM;HCBOATS
~DELETE LOGO;HANDCRFT	(cc)DELETE LOGO;logoname
.PRINT DELETE.FRM	(System Format)

Note List the directory again to verify that the forms and logos were deleted.

A form cannot execute if insufficient space exists in the IGP memory. The directory Dynamic Work Space Bytes Free must be greater than the total size (in bytes) of the form. Delete older forms and/or logos to allow memory space for new forms and logos, or include the Delete command as the last statement in a logo or form program to immediately delete the data after it is processed. Creating a form (or logo) with the same name as an existing IGP form (or logo) will automatically delete the existing form (or logo).

Solving Program Errors

If you make an error in the program to create a form or an element in the form, a coded error message and program line containing the error will print when the form is executed. These error codes are defined in the “Error Codes” chapter.

To solve program errors, perform the following steps:

1.Locate the error message in the listing provided in the “Error Codes” chapter for a description of the error.

2.Analyze the related portion of the program to find the error.

3.Correct the error and reprint the file containing the program.

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