Gestetner 27ao Manual Técnica
PRODUCING SSL FILES
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BeginOutput
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Stamp off
Name "PLOT.001"
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Stamp off
Name "PLOT.001"
...
EndOutput
EndJob
SSL commands
For each SSL command you will find descriptions, which are la-
beled with the abbreviations SC, C, SY, D. They mean the fol-
lowing:
beled with the abbreviations SC, C, SY, D. They mean the fol-
lowing:
• SC (Scope): This describes where the command can be
placed. JOB is in the area between BeginJob and the first
BeginOutput. Here there are commands, which always af-
fect a set as a whole, e.g. Customer or e-mail, and the de-
faults for the SSL commands, which concern the entries. For
some SSL commands there are no meaningful defaults, e.g.
Name, these are only in the ENTRY area. The ENTRY area is
located between a BeginOutput and the corresponding
EndOutput. This is where the commands are, which exactly
concern a plot file, namely those, which are clearly labeled
with Name and Directory. A command in this area has the
highest priority, it overlays other instructions from the de-
faults area (JOB). If a command is not listed here, the cor-
responding entry from the JOB applies.
BeginOutput. Here there are commands, which always af-
fect a set as a whole, e.g. Customer or e-mail, and the de-
faults for the SSL commands, which concern the entries. For
some SSL commands there are no meaningful defaults, e.g.
Name, these are only in the ENTRY area. The ENTRY area is
located between a BeginOutput and the corresponding
EndOutput. This is where the commands are, which exactly
concern a plot file, namely those, which are clearly labeled
with Name and Directory. A command in this area has the
highest priority, it overlays other instructions from the de-
faults area (JOB). If a command is not listed here, the cor-
responding entry from the JOB applies.
• C (comment): This contains a description of the meaning of
the command as well as the range limitations, which do not
result from the syntax.
result from the syntax.
• SY (Syntax): This is where the command syntax is written in
the form of an EBNF (Extended Backus-Naur Form).
Notes on EBNF:
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A production is represented by =.
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An exclusive Or by |
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Nonterminal symbols are labeled with pointed brackets:
<String>
<String>