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Chapter —Program Instructions<br />

CLL<br />

Purpose Statement for partial or complete clearing of the print image buffer.<br />

Syntax CLL []<br />

optionally specifies the field from which the print image buffer<br />

should be cleared.<br />

Remarks The print image buffer is used to store the printable image after processing<br />

awaiting the printing to be executed. The buffer can be cleared, partially or<br />

completely, by the use of a CLL statement:<br />

- CLL partially clears the buffer from a specified field to the end<br />

of the program. The field is specified by a FIELDNO function.<br />

Partial clearing is useful in connection with print repetition. To avoid<br />

superfluous reprocessing, one or several fields can be erased from the<br />

buffer and be replaced by other information, while the remaining parts<br />

of the label are retained in the buffer.<br />

Note that there must be no changes in the layout between the PRINT-<br />

FEED and the CLL statements, or else the layout will be lost. Also<br />

note that partial clearing always starts from the end, which means that<br />

the fields which are executed last are cleared first.<br />

- CLL (without any field number) clears the buffer completely.<br />

When certain error conditions have occurred, it is useful to be able<br />

to clear the print image buffer without having to print a faulty label.<br />

Should the error be attended to, without the image buffer being cleared,<br />

there is a risk that the correct image will be printed on top of the<br />

erroneous one on the same label. It is therefore advisable to include a<br />

CLL statement in your error-handling subroutines, when you are working<br />

with more complicated programs, in which all implications may<br />

be difficult to grasp.<br />

8 <strong>Intermec</strong> Fingerprint <strong>v8.70.0</strong>/v10.0.0 Programmer´s <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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