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SPECIFYING INPUT PARAMETERS
4-34 XEROX DOCUPRINT 180 LPS PDL REFERENCE
TASSIGN
This parameter associates one or more specified characters with one
or more specified typecodes. This parameter may also be used to
disassociate one or more characters from all typecode assignments.
The TASSIGN parameter may be specified more than once in a
TCODE command.
Syntax TCODE TASSIGN =
option(s)
Options Table 4-39 lists the parameter option(s) and definition(s).
Table 4-39. TASSIGN parameter option(s) and definition(s)
Option(s) Definition(s)
(
typespec
,’
inputspec
’)
(’
inputspec
1
’ [’
inputspec
2
’]
[,...])
This option has the following components:
•
typespec
A
typespec
may be coded as a single integer,
n
.
When coded as a single integer, the value may
be in the range of 0 to 7. When coded as a
series of integers, the values may be within the
range of 1 through 7.
•
inputspec
An
inputspec
may be coded as a single
character, char, as a series of characters,
(char[,...]), or as a range of characters, (char1,-
,char4). The syntax char1,-,char2 means the
set of input codes corresponding to characters
bounded by and including char1 and char2
(refer to appendix D for relative order of
characters).
When a
typespec
is coded as a 0, all characters
specified by an inputspec are disassociated from all
typecode assignments. Thus, the TASSIGN
parameter may untype a specified set of characters.
When a
typespec
is coded with a single value
(ranging from 1 through 7), all specified characters
are associated with that typecode. When a
typespec
is coded as a series of values (all ranging from 1
through 7), the specified characters are each
associated with all of the specified types. A
typespec
may also be specified with keywords: NUMERIC in
lieu of 1 or ALPHA in lieu of 2.
There is no default.