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Chapter
9
PGL Commands
Ignore Commands (Normal, Create, and Execute)
Good parameters document what they are doing in different sections of their
code by including things such as Comment Fields or REM statements. In PGL
the same type of information can be included in PGL files by bracketing them
with the IGON and IGOFF commands.
code by including things such as Comment Fields or REM statements. In PGL
the same type of information can be included in PGL files by bracketing them
with the IGON and IGOFF commands.
In addition, some host systems pad the data stream with characters and
spaces before the SFCC. You can use these commands to cause the printer
to ignore these additional characters by inserting the IGON at the end of the
last PGL file and IGOFF at the beginning of the next PGL file. After sending
an IGON Command the printer will ignore ALL characters until it receives an
IGOFF Command. The commands that control the Ignore Mode are:
spaces before the SFCC. You can use these commands to cause the printer
to ignore these additional characters by inserting the IGON at the end of the
last PGL file and IGOFF at the beginning of the next PGL file. After sending
an IGON Command the printer will ignore ALL characters until it receives an
IGOFF Command. The commands that control the Ignore Mode are:
Table 31. Ignore Commands
Field
Function
Option/Modifier Selections
IGON
IGON
Turns Ignore Mode on. The printer
ignores all characters it receives
until it receives the IGOFF
sequence.
ignores all characters it receives
until it receives the IGOFF
sequence.
Enter the current Special Function Control
Character followed by IGON.
Character followed by IGON.
IGOFF
IGOFF
Turns Ignore Mode off. The printer
begins processing normally.
begins processing normally.
Enter the current Special Function Control
Character followed by IGOFF.
Character followed by IGOFF.