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IMGK IMaGe Kill
Classification: Image memory management
Command Syntax: IMGK <name>
Limits: <name> = a valid MS-DOS filename
(8 characters minus any extension)
Query Syntax: IMGK? <name>
Limits: <name> = a valid MS-DOS filename
(8 characters minus any extension)
Query Response: 0 or 1
Description: The IMGK command deletes an image by name. The query returns
a one (1) if the named image can be deleted. If the image is
read-only or nonexistent, the query returns a zero (0).
Other Required Cmds: None
Example:
I M G K M Y _ I M G / / D e l e t e d i r c a l l e d
/ / " M Y _ I M G "
IMGL IMaGe Load
Classification: Image memory management / Sequence parameter setting
Command Syntax: IMGL <name>
Limits: <name> = a valid MS-DOS filename
(8 characters minus any extension)
Query Syntax: IMGL? <name>
Limits: <name> = a valid MS-DOS filename
(8 characters minus any extension)
Query Response: 0 or 1
Description: The IMGL command is context sensitive. When editing a sequence
(while between a set of SEQB and SEQE commands), the IMGL
command assigns an image to the step being worked on. The
IMGL? query returns the name of the image currently assigned
to the step.
Outside of the sequence editor, the IMGL command copies the
image having a name equal to <name> from image memory
into the image edit buffer. The query returns a one (1) if the
named image can be loaded, otherwise a zero (0) is returned.
Other Required Cmds: An ALLU or IMGU command must be executed after the IMGL
command to cause the image in the edit to draw on the unit
under test.
Example:
I M G L M Y _ I M G / / L o a d " M Y _ I M G " d i r i n
/ / e d i t b u f f e r
I M G U / / D r a w c o n t e n t s o f b u f f e r