32 Line Matrix Printer Code V Programmer's Reference Manual

Duplication, Vertical (Version II)

spacing

Represents the amount of vertical spacing to

separate each set of repeated data. Enter up to

four numbers.

The first, second and third digits represent vertical

tenths, and the fourth digit represents vertical dots.

If less than four digits are entered, zeros will

automatically be inserted from left to right.

Example:

0001

0012

0123

1234

(cc)G The universal terminator. Enter the SFCC for your

Code V configuration immediately followed by G to

terminate the IREPV command.

data

Represents the data to be repeated. Enter any valid

Code V Graphics Mode command. Specific

command sequences are input as part of the

vertical duplication data. These commands are

then repeated as specified in the Vertical

Duplication command.

One vertical duplication command can be nested

within a vertical duplication command. The total

number of characters within the command

sequence (including all repetitions) must be 256

characters less than the maximum size of the input

buffer.

(cc)IREPE The vertical duplication end command. Enter the

SFCC for your Code V configuration immediately

followed by IREPE to end the vertical duplication

command.

Comments Multiple IREPV/IREPH duplication loops can be used in a form

and can also be nested. Horizontal duplication loops (IREPH/

IREPE) can also be used in conjunction with IREPV. Each IREPV

must have a corresponding IREPE. The printer will only process

the data when it has received an even number of IREPH/IREPV

and IREPE commands.

Example The following command will repeat “IGP” 3 times vertically using

the IREPV command, separating each line with 4 dots of vertical

spacing.

^PY^-^F^-

^IREPV,3,4^G^M02,02,000IGP^-^IREPE

^O^-^PN^-