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DOC1 Programmer's Guide

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Programming PCE<br />

Comments<br />

For PostScript and VPS pages any font can automatically be reversed and therefore you may<br />

specify any font known to the HIP file.<br />

AFP and Metacode fonts cannot be reversed automatically and customized reversed fonts are<br />

normally created where required. In such fonts each character raster must extend to the<br />

maximum ascender and descender of the font otherwise this function will not work properly;<br />

a symptom of this would be white bars appearing between characters. Refer to your <strong>DOC1</strong><br />

supplier for more information regarding the use of reversed fonts for AFP and Metacode.<br />

Example =SCPP 001.000 001.000;;<br />

=SBT "Arial-bold.10" 005.000 001.000 "Amount to pay: %@total";;<br />

SBTR – Set Boxed Text Right Justified<br />

Purpose Creates a right justified 'white' text element centered in a box.<br />

Syntax =SBTR•font •width •height •margin •content ;;<br />

Parameters font text; the name by which a font resource is identified within the HIP<br />

file(s) assigned to the current PCE job. If the name is specified as<br />

a quoted string it may be any length. If not it must be 8 characters<br />

padded with spaces if necessary<br />

width<br />

CE measurement; the width (X direction) of the box<br />

height CE measurement; the height (Y direction) of the box<br />

margin CE measurement; the amount content is offset from the right<br />

side of the box<br />

content text; the string to be included in the box. This can contain references<br />

to PCE variables using the %@ introducer if required.<br />

Effects<br />

A command is inserted into the current page to draw a box of width x height dimensions with<br />

solid fill. Its top left corner is determined by the last SCPP command to be processed. The fill<br />

color will be the color specified in the last COLR command to be processed or black if no<br />

such command has been encountered.<br />

Comments<br />

content will presented using the selected font and will be right justified within the box offset by<br />

margin. The text has no color and will show as the current paper color unless it overlays other<br />

elements. No wrapping of text occurs: if the font height is greater than the box height, or if the<br />

text width is greater than the box width, the text will extend beyond the boundaries of the<br />

box.<br />

For PostScript and VPS pages any font can automatically be reversed and therefore you may<br />

specify any font known to the HIP file.<br />

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