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RASCAL Programmer’s Manual
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1-8 TC9450PM Rev. C 8/11/98
Incorporating the Format using the ^T Command
You incorporate the format by specifying the fields on the format. Be sure to
download the fields used in the format before defining the format.
To define a format, use the ^T command. Following the example is a summary of
this command. See “Define Format (^T)” in Chapter 3 for the syntax and
descriptions.
Example
The following command incorporates the fields into the format for the appliance
label. The format has identifier 1, dimensions of 380 by 380 dots, and contains
fields 1-7.
^T¦1¦R¦380¦380¦1¦2¦3¦4¦7¦5¦6¦^ FORMAT DEFINITION
Command Summary
The ^T command combines pre-defined fields into a format. Specify a format
identifier, the width and length of the format, and a list of fields in the order they
appear on the label.
^T¦1¦R¦380¦380¦1¦2¦3¦4¦7¦5¦6¦^
Field_1 ... Field_n Function R only. Field identifiers to use on label.
Length Function R only. Format length in dots (1-1015).
Width Function R only. Format width in dots (1-383).
Function R (add format) or DR (delete format).
Format Identifier 0-9, A-Z, a-z, :, ;, <, =, >, ?, @, [, \, ], -, or ‘. Monarch recommends you
use only alphanumeric characters in this field.
Command Identifier