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Specifying input parameters
2-52 Using LCDS Print Description Language
Options
TCODE TASSIGN
parameter: point
to note
When a typespec is coded as a 0, all characters specified by an
inputspec are disassociated from all type code 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 type
code. 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.
Default No default
TCODE TRESET
Disassociates one or more characters (or all characters) in a set
from one or more types.
Syntax ac: TCODE TRESET = {(typespec, ’inputspec’) | (typespec,
(’inputspec
1
’ [, ’inputspec
2
’] [,...])) | ALL}
Table 2-54. TCODE TASSIGN parameter options and definitions
Option Definition
typespec A typespec may be coded as a single integer, n. When coded as a single
integer, the value must be in the range of 0 to 7. When coded as a series of
integers, the values must be within the range of 1 through 7.
NUMERIC may be used instead of 1; ALPHA may be used instead of 2.
inputspec An inputspec may be coded as a single character, char, as a series of
characters, (char [,...]), or as a range of characters, (char
1
, – , char
2
). The
syntax char
1
, , char
2
means the set of input codes corresponding to characters
bounded by and including char
1
and char
2
. (Refer to Appendix D, “Offline
Specifications,” for relative order of characters.)