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Examples
This section shows two examples of using the CME command.
Example 1
The following is an example of copy-sensitive CMEs.
CME1: CME LINE=3,POS=59,CONSTANT=’FIRST QUARTER’;
CME2: CME LINE=(37,3),POS=81,CONSTANT=(6)’*’;
CME3: CME LINE=(1,60),POS=5,FONT=2,POS=12,FONT=1;
OUTPUT COPIES=3,MODIFY=(CME1,1,1),
MODIFY=(CME2,2,1),MODIFY=(CME3,3,1);
For the first copy of the report, line 3 is modified by the text ’FIRST
QUARTER’. For the second copy, the character ’*’ is inserted in lines
37, 38, and 39 for 6 character positions (starting in column 81). For
copy 3, fonts are changed for lines 1 to 60 at character positions 5
and 12. These fonts must be defined in the FONTS parameter of the
PDE command.
Copy-sensitive CMEs are not supported for online processing or
when COLLATE=NO is specified in the OUTPUT command.
Example 2
CME parameters specified in standard form:
CME12: CME LINE=47,POSITION=1,FONT=5,
CONSTANT=(5)’*’,
LINE=48,POSITION=1,FONT=1;
LINE=49,POSITION=10,CONSTANT=’ABCD’I2;
CME parameters specified in short form:
CME12: CME L47,P1,F5,(5)’*’,L48,P1,F1,L49,P10,
C’ABCD’;
or
CME12: CME L47P1F5(5)’*’L48P1F1L49P10’ABCD’;