Control Code Command Changes
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<data> Data to be entered into the data fields of the
Buffered Form.
^G Com mand Terminator
Example: To print the form defined as TEST 1 in Example 2, pag e 100,
send the following command:
^IFORM,ETEST 1^GABCDEF^-^G
This would print ABCDEF as 0.5 x 0.5 inch block character s:
Control Code Command Changes
Within the Buffered Form Execute <data> field, the ^-, ^+, ^*, and ^,
commands do not perform their usual functions, but inst ead behave as
described below:
^- Causes unfill ed portions of the current data field to be padded
with spaces. This is used if there are insufficient data charac ters
to fill the current field. The entire data field is converted to spac es
if this is the only input in the field.
^+ Deletes any unused portions of a data field. No data will be
printed in the data field if this is the only input in the field .
^* This is identical in function to the ^- function, in that it causes the
rest of the current data field to be padded with spaces. The e ntire
data field is converted to spaces if this is the only input in th e
field. All remaining fields in the buffer are also converte d to
spaces unless the fields occur within a Copy Command (as
described in the “Buffered Form Copy” on page 106).
^, This command performs a line feed unless it is used within a
Copy Command. Refer to “Buffered Form Copy” on page 106.