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XEROX DOCUPRINT 180 LPS PDL REFERENCE
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Editor quick reference
This appendix summarizes the basic Editor commands and steps for
creating and modifying JSLs. For detailed information on using the
Editor, refer to your
creating and modifying JSLs. For detailed information on using the
Editor, refer to your
Xerox DocuPrint 180 LPS Operations Reference
.
Note that you may enter the Editor commands by keying in only the
first three letters, for example, CLEAR can be entered as CLE, and
INSERT can be entered as INS.
first three letters, for example, CLEAR can be entered as CLE, and
INSERT can be entered as INS.
Creating a new file on system disk
When you have prepared your JSL and are ready to enter it onto
system disk, you must use the Editor. To use the Editor for coding
your JSL, follow these steps:
system disk, you must use the Editor. To use the Editor for coding
your JSL, follow these steps:
Step 1.
Gain access to the file by entering the Editor. Enter:
LOG 3,
password
Step 2.
Begin the editing session by entering:
EDIT
Step 3.
Clear the work file of all data, enter:
CLEAR
Step 4.
Verify the new file name you have selected and protect existing files
by entering:
by entering:
GET
file-id
The
file-id
consists of the file name and file type, represented as
file-
name
.
file-type
, for example XAMPLE.JSL.
A message appears on the system controller display if a file already
exists with the
exists with the
file-id
you have selected. To protect the original file,
clear the work file, rename your file, and repeat the GET
file-id
command.
Step 5.
Number the lines
Automatically by entering:
INSERT
n,y
n refers to the starting line, also called record number. y refers to
increments at which the line numbers should appear. For example,
the command INSERT 10,10 means to insert lines starting with 10
and increase in increments of 10. The first record then would be
00010, with subsequent records numbered 00020, 00030, 00040,
and so on.
increments at which the line numbers should appear. For example,
the command INSERT 10,10 means to insert lines starting with 10
and increase in increments of 10. The first record then would be
00010, with subsequent records numbered 00020, 00030, 00040,
and so on.
Manually by entering the number you wish to assign the line you are
specifying. This must be done for every line you enter, whether it is a
specifying. This must be done for every line you enter, whether it is a