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Type
Range list
Supported values
@RunIndex Description
Range list Selects a set of logical pages from the RunList.
A Range List is an array of mixed Ranges and individual indices
separated by whitespace. A Range consists in two indices connec-
ted with a tilde (~).
Description
NOTE
All resources, except RunList, are allowed to be partitioned with RunIndex.
Indices are the logical reference to the zero-based page number of the RunList. For example, 0 is
the first page of the document and 9 is the tenth page of the document.
Negative numbers reference pages from the back of a file. For example, -1 is the last page of the
document, and -2 is the before-last page of the document.
Example
• Individual indices: “0”, “2 5”, “50 100 -1”
• Ranges: “0 ~2”, “5 ~ 22 50 ~ 100”, “0 ~ 1 2 ~ -3 -2 ~ -1”
• Mixed: “0 1 ~ 3 5 22 100 ~ -1”
If partitioned, GatheringParams, StitchingParams, and FoldingParams must have the same
RunIndex partition values.
When different resource are used, GatheringParams, StitchingParams, and FoldingParams are
allowed to have different RunIndex partition values.
Within the same resource, the values for RunIndex are not allowed to overlap or be repeated. So
the following is not correct:
<DigitalPrintingParams PartIDKeys=”RunIndex”>
<DigitalPrintingParams RunIndex=” 0 ~ 3” …/>
<DigitalPrintingParams RunIndex=” 3 ~ 4” …/> => WRONG
<DigitalPrintingParams RunIndex=” 5 ~ -1” …/>
<DigitalPrintingParams>
Remark
For ranges with negative values, only one range of the kind [n ~ -m] is supported, where n>0 and
m>0.
All page rages with positive values are supported.
Run partitioning
Syntax
XPath: //RunList[@PartIDKeys="Run"]/RunList/@Run
Type
String
Syntax
Partitioning for subset/page programming
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