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Guide to Printers and Printing
%? <IF>
%G_z PUSH: (Page ORIENTATION)
%{1} PUSH: (Integer Constant 1)
%& PUSH: (pop2 & pop1) –– Bitwise AND
%t <THEN>
%GwK PUSH: (Primary Page Length (–z 0) or Secondary
Page Width (–z
1), in pels)
%e <ELSE>
%GwJ PUSH: (Primary Page Width (–z 0) or Secondary Page
Length (–z
1), in pels)
%; <END>
%? <IF>
%G_p PUSH: (PITCH (characters per inch))
%{17} PUSH: (Integer Constant 17)
%= PUSH: (pop2 = pop1 ?)
%t <THEN>
%{171} PUSH: (Integer Constant 171)
%e <ELSE>
%G_p PUSH: (PITCH (characters per inch))
%{10} PUSH: (Integer Constant 10)
%* PUSH: (pop2 * pop1)
%; <END>
%* PUSH: (pop2 * pop1)
%? <IF>
%G_W PUSH: (DOUBLE–WIDE print?)
%t <THEN>
%{6000} PUSH: (Integer Constant 6000)
%e <ELSE>
%{3000} PUSH: (Integer Constant 3000)
%; <END>
%/ PUSH: (pop2 / pop1)
%d POP –> ASCII String –> OUTPUT
The calculation of _w begins by pushing the value of _z, page orientation, onto the stack.
The job submission command being used in this example, qprt –a1 –Pasc –fp –p12
–scourier –C –N3 /etc/motd, specifies a z value of 1, so a 1 is pushed onto the
stack. The %{1} pushes another 1 onto the stack, after which the %& pops the top two
values (both 1 s) off the stack and performs a bitwise AND with the two values. The result of
the bitwise AND, a 1, is pushed onto the stack.
Note: The test is a bitwise AND instead of a simple test for equality because the legal
values for the z flag are 0, 1, 2, and 3, corresponding to the legal number of 90 degree
rotations that can be applied to a printed page.
The next %t finds a true (non–zero) value on the stack and so the then clause, %GwK, is
resolved before any more work is done resolving _w.
As formatted by lsvirprt, wK is defined as follows:
Primary Page Length (–z 0) or Secondary Page Width (–z 1), in pels
wK =
%G_Q%Pq%?%GWu%{3}%<%t%?%gq%{1}%=%t%{3200}%e%gq%{2}%=%t%{4100}%e%g
q%{3}%=%t%{2935}%e%gq%{4}%=%t%{3407}%e%{3050}%;%e%?%gq%{1}%=%t%{2
150}%e%gq%{2}%=%t%{2562}%e%gq%{3}%=%t%{2750}%e%gq%{4}%=%t%{2498}%
e%gq%{5}%=%t%{2604}%e%{2852}%;%;%d
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- ORDER REFERENCE 1
- Software 3
- About This Book 5
- Contents 7
- Chapter 1. Printing Overview 17
- Printing terminology 18
- Printing Overview 19
- Prerequisites 22
- Web–based System Manager 27
- Prerequisite 28
- Print queue status conditions 32
- Command summary for printing 39
- Printing processes 41
- Initial printer configuration 43
- Configuring a printer port 46
- Print queue operations 48
- Adding a print queue device 49
- Creating a plotter setup file 51
- Configuration options 56
- Wiring nonsupported printers 57
- Supported hardware 58
- Printing Administration 59
- Verifying terminal output 61
- Configuring a printer 63
- Terminfo database 65
- 64–port controller 66
- 128–port controller 66
- Printer backend commands 66
- To list print queues: 68
- To list print queue devices: 68
- To start a queue: 70
- To stop a queue: 70
- Scheduling print jobs 74
- Deleting a print queue 76
- Specifying paper size 78
- To list all defined printers: 81
- Deleting printers 84
- Remote printing overview 88
- Controlling the lpd daemon 89
- Listing all remote hosts 93
- Adding a remote host 93
- Deleting a remote host 94
- Chapter 3. Spooler Overview 97
- Spooler Introduction 98
- Spooler Concepts 99
- Spooler Backends 100
- Spooler Job 101
- Spooler Parts 103
- Spooler Overview 105
- /etc/motd 106
- /etc/qconfig File Structure 112
- Programming 115
- Printer Backend Data Flow 116
- Default Flag Value Attributes 119
- Input Data Stream Attributes 121
- Prohibited Flags Attributes 122
- Filter Flag Attributes 123
- Directory Attributes 124
- Miscellaneous Attributes 124
- Work Variable Attributes 125
- Command Aggregate Attributes 126
- ASCII Control Code Attributes 126
- Escape Sequences Attributes 127
- Colon File Format 135
- Attribute Names 136
- Reserved Attribute Names 137
- Suggested Attribute Names 137
- Attribute Values 138
- Limits Field 138
- Validation Information 139
- Example of Print Formatter 140
- Using the Status File 143
- Printing Extra Copies 143
- Charging for the Job 144
- Using Exit Codes 144
- Returning Error Messages 145
- Message Format 146
- Setting Queue States 147
- Stage–1 Translation 151
- Stage–2 Translation 151
- Translation Table Example 155
- Printer Attachment Files 156
- Structure of Attachment Files 157
- Contents of the limits Field 160
- aix_values 0,1,2 161
- Display Operators 162
- :100:_L:E#:60 163
- :100:_L:Qy:60 163
- Procedure 167
- Printer–Specific Information 169
- 2381–2,2390–2, 2391–2 170
- IBM 3812 Model 2 Page Printer 170
- IBM 3816 Page Printer 171
- IBM 4072 ExecJet 172
- IBM 4076 InkJet Printer 172
- IBM 4216–510 and IBM 5327–011 173
- IBM 4234 Printer 173
- IBM Network Color Printer 175
- IBM InfoPrint 20 179
- IBM InfoPrint 32 Printer 182
- IBM InfoPrint 40 Printer 185
- Lexmark 4227 Forms Printer 191
- Lexmark Optra Laser Printer 192
- Lexmark Optra K 1220 Printer 205
- Lexmark Optra E LaserPrinter 211
- Lexmark Optra N LaserPrinter 214
- Printronix P9012 Line Printer 240
- Printer Support 241
- Pass–Through Mode 247
- Custom Header Pages 260
- qprt –Pasc –fp /etc/motd 264
- Editing the /etc/qconfig File 267
- Local Printer Checklist 270
- Inoperative Printer Checklist 271
- Remote Printer Checklist 272
- Adapter Considerations 273
- Resource Considerations 273
- Reactivating the Queue Daemon 275
- Queuing System Problems 283
- Testing the qdaemon 284
- Testing a Spooler Queue 286
- Copying Spooled Jobs 287
- Cleaning Up and Starting Over 288
- Related Information 288
- Print Request Log 292
- Print Service Command Line 293
- Configuring Banners 296
- Printer Models File 297
- Printer Interface Scripts 298
- Using the terminfo Database 301
- Creating a Printer Form 303
- Removing a Form 304
- Mounting a Form 305
- Unmounting a Form 306
- Examining a Form 306
- Providing Filters 307
- Defining a Filter 309
- Removing a Filter 315
- Examining a Filter 315
- Printer Types 316
- Content Types 316
- Common Types 317
- Commonly Used Content Types 317
- Default Content Type 318
- PostScript Printers 319
- %%Page: label ordinal 320
- PostScript Page Order Table 321
- PostScript Filters 322
- Special Purpose Filters 322
- Specifying Character Sets 326
- Default Port Characteristics 330
- PrintBindDN ] [–U] 335
- Server Flag Options 336
- Client–Side Options 337
- Examples 337
- Files Accessed 338
- Transparent Printing 339
- Hardware Requirements 343
- Setting Up the Hardware 343
- Adding the Print Queue 344
- Testing the Printer 344
- Colon File Escape Sequences 345
- NOM / NAME : Date : 369
- SOCIETE / COMPANY : 369
- ADRESSE / ADDRESS : 369
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