Xerox 6180N Using LCDS Print Description Language - Page 253
opt/XRXnps/resources/lcds, CME command parameters, Table 4-14. Summary of the CME command parameters
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Specifying print format parameters Refer to "Importing LCDS resources" in the "PDL principles and procedures" chapter for the procedure for copying resources to the /opt/XRXnps/resources/lcds/ folder from elsewhere within the Unix file system. NOTE: When you modify a CME source file, you must recompile it with the xjdc command. It is not necessary to recompile the associated JDLs. When a CME is referenced in a JDL that does not contain that CME, the system searches the "lcds" folder for the CME file (which has the file type extension .CME). The CME file is then loaded into memory for use in processing the report. The MODIFY DJDE can also be used to dynamically associate a catalogued CME file with report processing. NOTE: CMEs must be catalogued as separate disk files if they are referenced by a MODIFY DJDE. CME command parameters The following table summarizes the CME command parameters. Table 4-14. Summary of the CME command parameters Parameter Specifies Online Offline DJDE CME CONSTANT Specifies the copy modification character string Y that will be printed. Y N CME FONT Selects the fonts for printing input or CME data. Y Y N CME INK Specifies the ink for printing the variable data Y Y N that is affected by the CME CME LINE Specifies the range of lines on which copy modification occurs. Y Y N CME POSITION Specifies the character position at which copy Y modification begins on a page. Y N The following sections describe the syntax of the CME command parameters and explain their options. Using LCDS Print Description Language 4-13