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Universal Color Command Descriptions
&%UB <Name..>& Begin named universal graphic record
IPCL
&%UB <Name..>&
Description
The &%UB <Name..>& command initializes the universal graphic buffer
structure, and redirects the following data to the universal graphic buffer.
It uses the <Name..> field as a reference. If the name already exists in
the flash user store, the command is ignored. The command must be
followed by the "End name universal graphic record" command with the
same name. If the data that follows is larger than the universal graphic
buffer (about 16K), the universal graphic definition is terminated without
saving any data.
&%UG <Name..>& End named universal graphic record
IPCL
&%UG <Name..>&
Description
The &%UG <Name..>& command ends the universal graphic record
operation and saves the universal graphic to flash. It uses the <Name..>
field to verify the command end and must match the "Begin named
universal graphic record" command. If the name already exists in the
flash user store or the universal graphic memory is exceeded, the
command is invalid, and the <Name..> field prints.
&%UR <Name..>& Run universal graphic data from user store
IPCL
&%UR <Name..>&
Description
The &%UR <Name..>& command loads the referenced universal graphic
into the universal graphic buffer. The universal graphic buffer is then
inserted into the data stream. If the named item does not exist or is not a
universal graphic, the Ithaca
®
8000 ignores the command.
&%US <Name.. >& Flag item as a start-up universal graphic
IPCL
&%US <Name.. >&
Description
The &%US <Name.. >& command flags the referenced item to `be
processed at startup. Only one user character definition and one
universal graphic may be flagged to run at startup.
&%UD <Name..>& Delete item from user store
IPCL
&%UD <Name..>&
Description
The &%UD <Name..>&command removes an item from user store and
frees up space. If the item does not exist, the Ithaca
®
8000 ignores the
command.
&%UFALL& Flush information from user store
IPCL
&%UFALL&
Description
The &%UFALL& command clears all entries in user store and frees the
data space. It must have the name, ―ALL‖ (in uppercase) attached.
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