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G.Command examples

The examples presented in this appendix illustrate the functions of the FDL commands. Use these examples together with the command information in the ªForms Description Languageº chapter.

GRID examples

	The following examples illustrate how virtual page and form
	origins are determined.
Reference	Refer to the ªGridsº section in the ªBasic conceptsº chapter and
	the ªGRIDº section in the ªForms Description Languageº chapter
	for more information.
Example 1	LANDSCAPE;
	GRID [UNIT] [IS] FMT3;
	In this example, page size is not specified, and the virtual page
	defaults to paper size.
	FMT3 in the GRID command provides the grid size and form
	origin (which is offset from the virtual page origin).
	Figure G-1.	Form results with grid specified, but no page
		size or origin

Virtual page origin

Form origin

(set by FMT3)

Virtual page

(defaults to paper size)

Grid unit dimensions (set by FMT3)

Example 2	LANDSCAPE;
	GRID ([UNITS] [IS] FMT1 ORIGIN [IS] 1 INCH 1 INCH;
	In this example, the ORIGIN parameter in the GRID command
	specifies a form origin that is offset from the virtual page origin
	by one inch vertically and one inch horizontally.
	Grid unit dimensions are set by FMT1.

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Contents

Xerox Page Table of contents Line BOX Text Logo Graphic Section Comment END TroubleshootingCompiling and printing forms Grid Font GLOSSARY-1 AppendicesGlossary IndexPage Uppercase IntroductionUppercase Bold Blue Lowercase black italics Publication Number Related publications LPS Advantages of FDL Fonts Orientation Character spacing/line length examples System PaperImage size considerations Font memory Inches Millimeters PhysicalVirtual Physical page sizes Virtual page origin Edgemarking Imaging error messages Registration shift and skewNon-imaged elements Landscape orientation shift and skew 11 x Patient Name Output performance considerations Form origin Text block origin Positioning form elementsForm elements and corresponding origins Form element Y coordinates Grids Predefined formats Data types Data typesData type Description FDL command overview Command formatForms Description Language Command summary FDL command summaryCommand types Commands Command function Setup commands Form creation processForm Paper LANDSCAPE/PORTRAIT Grid Font FORM/RESOLUTION Unit by y unit PaperPaper Size is value Parameter options LANDSCAPE/PORTRAIT Orientation page Size is n Wide by m HighOrientation Format id GridGrid Unit is format id Origin y unit x unit Grid Unit is value Origin y unit x unit Font Fonts id 1 id 2 id 3...id 32jFonts UN106A,UN104C,UN114A · Line · BOX · Text AT · Text in BOX · Logo · Graphic Description commands Line Direction AT c a unit c a unit ... Every c i unitDirection BOX Density Thickness Text AT Text #ETAIL #D#ISTRIBUTION Position Using Font n in position BOX y unit x unit `text `textText in BOX Next direction BOX `text `text Next Horizontal BOX `text `text Text positioning Logo id AT y unit x unit Logo Vpos GraphicEagle Graphic name AT vpos unit hpos unit Scale is n/d Do Section id AT y unit x unit Sample .FSLPlacing a graphic Syntax Begin Section id Phone Default NoneBegin Section Phone Begin Section Comment Do Section Phone AT 0,0 Do Section Phone AT 30,37Syntax Comment text Syntax END Parameters None Default None ENDEndend Offline Compiling and printing formsForm printing process FSL data transfer Invoking the forms compiler Compiling a formOnline FDL compilation time RES=spi Compiling 600 spi formsCompiling 4850 color forms and logos FDL Tryit Simplex Using the compilation optionsError checks Summary sheet Secured files File storageProof FDL filename Proof Sample TRYIT.FRM Printing a compiled formExample 1 FDL Tryit Tray Sample filename.FRM Designing new forms TroubleshootingSuggested coding techniques Converting preprinted forms Recommended coding sequence Syntax ambiguitiesForms Paper size Hints and tips Hints and tipsKeywords Hints and tips Image complexity factors Line tablesHints and tips Keywords Example of extraneous drawn lines Importance of orderly construction Lines entered in unintended locations Scan line density Determining line density limitations Landscape pagesPortrait pages Generation errors Local density and page setup errorsSuperimposed lines Solid 2 box sharing part of a Solid 1 box edge Using boxes Error calculations Text in boxesLocating the closest box Centering text in boxes Correcting text-in-box errors Text Spaced AT 4 Dots in BOX 10 `TEXT Line Shading factors Section factors Terminating shading to avoid line density problems AT 8 Draw VER Line from 4 to 5 Using Hairline Rounding measurement factorsConverting other unit values to dots Rounding variable data Grid unit scaling Grid unit scaling specificationsGrid unit specification System response FDL statistics FDL command syntax summary FDL command syntax conventionsSyntax Meaning END Compiling commands syntax System default summary Specification Substitution Grid and origin substitutions for 8.27 byInch/A4 paper Grid and origin substitutions for all paper sizes Page Figure C-1.Earnings register Sample form creation Using the Comment command Writing the setup commands Drawing vertical lines Vertical Line commandDrawing lines Drawing horizontal lines Placing text at a location Drawing boxes Placing text in a box Using the END command Edit 1STFRM.FSL Compiling the form Figure C-12.Source statement 1STFRM.FSL Page FDL capacity limits Capacity limitsMaximum Page Lines Columns Size1 Orientation2 Values y,x Font ID Standard print formatsFormat ID No. Lpi Cpi Point Size BeginPage Side Formats/spacing Support tools and measurementsForms design ruler Standard formats and spacings Support Tools and Measurements Size or origin Command examplesGrid examples Form results with grid specified, but no Grid Unit is 1 CM Command Examples Figure G-5.Form results with grid and page size specified Draw Line examples Figure G-8.Drawing a horizontal line inches Every BOX examples Figure G-12. Drawing boxes Shading and Repeat Vertically Every Text AT examples Command Examples Text in BOX examples Center positionsBottom positions BOT GlossaryBCD BOF EOT CMEDjde Enet FDL FCBFCP FCU JDL JCBJCL JDE LPS PCC PDEPDL PSC Xddi TOFUcsb UCS Symbols IndexFDL Image FSL Predefined formats, 1-13, 2-6 to