LXE 1280 Reference Guide
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LDS Plus Reference Guide
GermanFldCntrl – German Field Control Chars
Function
The GermanFldCntrl parameter determines whether German field control codes are used in LDS
Plus forms. There are seven control codes used in LDS Plus forms that allow you to restrict data
entry on the form fields. To avoid a conflict between the control codes and the German character
set, select Yes.
Plus forms. There are seven control codes used in LDS Plus forms that allow you to restrict data
entry on the form fields. To avoid a conflict between the control codes and the German character
set, select Yes.
Do not set both SwedishFldCntrl and GermanFldCntrl to Yes.
When the parameter is set to Yes, German form field control codes are used. These control codes
are:
are:
Control Code
HEX
Description
! 21
Keyboard
lockout
@
40
Upper case alpha/numeric (see below)
] 5D
Numeric
only
>
3E
Upper case alpha
_ 5F
Any
character
*
2A
Hidden keyboard input/any character
?
3F
Host fill only
When the parameter is set to Yes AND when using File operating mode (see System
Menu|Operating Mode parameter) the “at” (@) control character must be preceded by a backslash
(\) since this character has special meaning in LDS. For example, \@.
Menu|Operating Mode parameter) the “at” (@) control character must be preceded by a backslash
(\) since this character has special meaning in LDS. For example, \@.
When the parameter is set to No, English form field control codes are used. These control codes
are:
are:
Control Code
HEX
Description
[ 5B
Keyboard
lockout
\
5C
Upper case alpha/numeric (see below)
] 3E
Numeric
only
^
5E
Upper case alpha (see below)
_ 5F
Any
character
|
7C
Hidden keyboard input/any character
?
3F
Host fill only
When the GermanFldCntrl parameter is set to No AND when using File operating mode (see
System Menu|Operating Mode parameter) the backslash (\) control character and the caret (^)
control character must be preceded by a backslash (\) since these characters have special meaning
in LDS. For example, \\.
System Menu|Operating Mode parameter) the backslash (\) control character and the caret (^)
control character must be preceded by a backslash (\) since these characters have special meaning
in LDS. For example, \\.
See Also
HostFillEnabled