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Chapter —Program Instructions<br />

FILENAME$<br />

Purpose Function returning the names of the files stored in the specified part of the<br />

printer’s memory.<br />

Syntax FILENAME$[()]<br />

is the name of the memory device from which the first file name<br />

(in alphabetical order) will be listed. Parts of file names and<br />

wildcards (*) are allowed. Maximum size is 30 characters.<br />

If is omitted, the next file name in the same memory<br />

device is listed. Can be repeated. When there are no files left to<br />

list, the output string will be empty.<br />

Remarks The specified memory device must be mounted. The file name must correspond<br />

to the name of the file stored in the memory device in regard of<br />

upper- and lowercase characters. Wildcards (* = ASCII 42 dec.) can be<br />

used. The list may include all type of files. Even system files, that are preceded<br />

by a period character (for example .FONTALIAS), may be listed. No<br />

directories will be listed and the order of listing is not specified. Also see<br />

DIRNAME$.<br />

Example This example shows how all files in the printer's permanent memory (/c )<br />

are listed:<br />

FILES,A<br />

Files on /c<br />

./ 0 ../ 0<br />

.setup.saved 239 DIR1/ 0<br />

STDIO 3<br />

4124672 bytes free 242 bytes used<br />

PRINT FILENAME$("/c/")<br />

.setup.saved<br />

Ok<br />

PRINT FILENAME$<br />

STDIO<br />

PRINT FILENAME$<br />

Ok<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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