Xerox 6180N Using LCDS Print Description Language - Page 74

PDL principles and procedures System defaults can be used for all other specifications, although typically each application has its own specific characteristics. • Use tab spacing to create columns for the command identifiers, commands, and parameters in your JSLs. While not required by the system, this organization makes it much easier to identify command sets, their commands, and the parameters of each command quickly, reducing the chance of error. The JSL in the following figure is set up in column format with tabs. Generally, only the JDL name, identifiers, and the END command begin in the first column of the JSL. Other commands are indented. Table 1-9. Sample JSL SMPLST: JDL; V1: T1: C1: CME1: JOB1: JDE; JOB2: JDE; JOB3: JDE; END; VFU ASSIGN=(1,5), ASSIGN=(2,10), ASSIGN=(3,15), TOF=5, BOF=66; VOLUME HOST=XEROX,CODE=EBCDIC, LABEL=NONE; RECORD LENGTH=133, STRUCTURE=FB; LINE DATA=(1,132), PCCTYPE=XEROX, PCC=(0,NOTRAN), VFU=V1; TABLE CONSTANT= (132) '*'; CRITERIA CONSTANT=(2,132,EQ,T1), LINENUM=(1,5); CME LINE=(9,-), POS=1, FONT=1; OUTPUT DUPLEX=YES, FORMS=BARS, MODIFY=CME1; OUTPUT FORMS=NONE, DUPLEX=NO, COPIES=2; BANNER TEST=C1, HCOUNT=1, TCOUNT=0; 1-48 Using LCDS Print Description Language