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Chapter —Program Instructions IMMEDIATE, cont. This example shows how the status of the various modes are checked: IMMEDIATE MODE yields for example: execution=OFF, immediate=ON, input=OFF, layout input = Off This example shows how the status of the STDIN and STDOUT channels are checked: IMMEDIATE STDIO yields for example: stdin=uart1:, 9600, 8, NONE, 1 stdout=uart1:, 9600, 8, NONE, 1 1 Intermec Fingerprint v8.70.0/v10.0.0 Programmer´s Reference Manual
INKEY$ Chapter —Program Instructions Purpose Function reading the first character in the receive buffer of the standard IN channel. Syntax INKEY$ Remarks For information on standard I/O channels, see SETSTDIO statement. As opposed to the INPUT statement, INKEY$ does not interrupt the program flow to wait for input data, unless a loop is created by means of a GOTO statement, see line 20 in the example below. INKEY$ is useful when the host computer is unable to end the input data with a “Carriage Return” (CR; ASCII 13 dec.), but must use some other character, for example “End of Text" (ETX; ASCII 3 dec.). Then a routine, which interprets the substitute character as a carriage return, can be created. Example In this example, none of the characters received on the standard IN channel will be printed on the host screen until a # character (ASCII 35 decimal) is encountered. 10 A$ = INKEY$ 20 IF A$ = "" GOTO 10 30 IF A$ = CHR$(35) THEN PRINT B$ 40 IF A$ = CHR$(35) THEN END 50 B$ = B$ + A$ 60 GOTO 10 RUN Type a number of characters on the keyboard of the host. They will not be printed on the host screen until you type a # character. Then all the characters will appear simultaneously, except for the #-sign. Note the loop between line 10 and 20, which makes the program wait for you to activate a key. Intermec Fingerprint v8.70.0/v10.0.0 Programmer´s Reference Manual 1 7
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ALIGN (AN) Chapter —Program Instr
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NORIMAGE (NI) Chapter —Program In
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ON COMSET GOSUB Chapter —Program
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PRBUF Chapter —Program Instructio
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PRINT# Chapter —Program Instructi
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PRINTFEED (PF), cont. Chapter —Pr
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