Dynapro Technologies Dynapro ET TCS, Application Developer'S Manual

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The Copy Character Font command allows the host to initialize the contents of the dynamic
character fonts. This command might be issued as the first step in creating a new dynamic
character font.
The Copy Character Font command allows the contents of any of the four character fonts to be
copied into either of the two dynamic character fonts as shown in Figure 5-5. The two static
character fonts cannot be copied into because they are contained in ROM and cannot be changed.
If the contents of either dynamic character font are changed by the Copy Character Font
command while the dynamic character font is mapped into either the Standard or Extended
character sets by the Displayed Screen the changes made by this command will immediately
become visible on the display.
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The Static ASCII Character Font is copied into the Dynamic Character Font 1.
The Static Special Character Font is copied into the Dynamic Character Font 2.
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None. (This is a remote command only.)
Static
ASCII
Character
Font
Dynamic
Character
Font 1
Dynamic
Character
Font 2
Static
Special
Character
Font
Default
Default
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<ESC> [<Psrc>; <Pdest> }
<Psrc>
=
Numeric parameter that specifies the source character font.
<Psrc> = omitted or 0: The Static ASCII Character Font
1: Dynamic Character Font 1
2: Dynamic Character Font 2
3: The Static Special Character Font
<Pdest>
=
Numeric parameter that specifies the destination character font. Since fonts 0 and
3 are static fonts, the command is ignored if any attempt is made to copy into these fonts.