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*Parameters
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-parameter is case insensitive,later is effective if duplicated.
-parameter in the [ ] is optional.
format : XPRINT [/option /...] filespec [filespec..]
in-file :multiple specification allowed.
:directory or wildcard is avail.
:use option /Yi when indirect file name specification.
:(in-file is name of indirect file which contain file name
:to be printed)
:to enter file name from standard input,specify stdin.
:if you want to print file stdin,use /N0 option.
:"," is abredgement of stdin.
: ex. f01???.*
: *.c *.h (*.c and *.h)
: stdin (input from standard input)
: , (input from standard input)
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option :(use "-" for preceding "/" for AIX/Linux version)
/? ;help msg
/ASCEOL ;Not 0x15 but (0x0d)0x0a is EOL of EBCDIC file
/BCfilenm ;EBCIDC translation cfg filename. shares with xe.
;/ICU is alternative when using ICU
/CPEB ;EBCDIC codepage.
; ex) xprint ebcfile /Me /CPEB=CP1047 /ICU
/C[-]nn[/p];max 'C'olumn per line and char pitch.
nn ;max column per line,input line is splitted if over max.
;Default is,for form A4,65 to 105 step by 5 depending on file
;if maximum column of the file is lower or equal than 105.
;if over 105 it is set to 105.(see also /E)
;(for /Ew,cpi is calc by this maxcol when no cpi,font specified.
; /Cmax means maxcol is of the longest line.)
;"-" means up to the nn column step by 5 depending on max column,
;without "-",char pitch is fixed to the nn.
p ;Char Pitch(cpi);use if you want to be unrelated to max column.
;Following is valid value for each printer type.
;(value is of by DBCS,that is 75 for 15cpi)
; /Ei : 5, 6, 67, 75
; /Ee : 5, 6, 75
; /Ec : 5, 6, 67, 72, 75
; /Ew : any value,if >=15 it is trated as unit 1/10.
;Use printer command file(/E@) for other than else.
;If no CPI is specified,it is determined from chars per line.
;For /Ew,CPI is calculated by page width and chars per line.
;ex. /C90 -90 column per line for all file.
; /C110/5 -110 column per line and 10 cpi.
; /C/75 -15 cpi(SBCS),column is by default.
/Dccts ;file selection by 'D'ate and time.
[-|+ccts];"-" for AND "+" for OR condition
cc ;condition:one of EQ,NE,GT,GE,LT or LE
ts ;date and time,format is yymmdd[[:]hhmm],yy=00 for 2000 year.
;ex. /DGE940610 , /DLT931210:1230
; /dgt951021:2200-le951101 , /dle950910+ge951120
/EBCEOL ;EBCDIC file EndOfLine ID is 0x15
/EOLPRINT=fmt;printf format to print record length of recfm=V file.
; ex) /EOLPRINT=:: "/EOLPRINT=:% 7d"
/E[x]/form[L][/[M]{{T|B}|{L|R}}[ss[P]]];PaperSize[Landscape].
x:i ;IBM5575 etc.(default,"ESX 02 00 01 nn").
:e ;ESC/P (BJ-15v etc.)("ESC P","ESC M","ESC g").
:c ;Canon(LASER SHOT series)(LIPS III control command).
:w ;Win version :Windows printer(default of Win version)
;gxp accept "w" only.
form ;(For printer type=w,pitch is calculated by column and line
count for the form.)
;paper type, A4,A4L,B4,B4L,B5,B5L (L mean landscape).
;default is A4.
;table of char pitch and print line width.
; ( ) is for the case without line-number prefix(/Nn).
+-----+----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+----+
| | 10 cpi | 12 cpi | 13 cpi | 14.4cpi | 15 cpi |cols|
+-----+----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+----+
| A4 | 65 ( 75)| 85 ( 90)| 95 (100)| 100 (110)| 105 (115)| 60 |
| A4L | 100 (110)| 125 (130)| 140 (145)| 145 (155)| 155 (165)| 42 |
| B4 | 85 ( 95)| 105 (110)| 120 (125)| 125 (130)| 135 (140)| 75 |
| B4L | 130 (135)| 155 (160)| 175 (180)| 180 (185)| 195 (205)| 53 |
| B5 | 55 ( 65)| 70 ( 75)| 80 ( 85)| 85 ( 90)| 90 ( 95)| 53 |
| B5L | 85 ( 95)| 105 (110)| 120 (125)| 125 (130)| 135 (140)| 35 |
+-----+----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+----+
| A42 | 30 ( 35)| 35 ( 40)| 40 ( 45)| 45 ( 50)| 50 ( 55)| 60 |
| A4L2| 45 ( 50)| 55 ( 65)| 65 ( 70)| 70 ( 75)| 75 ( 80)| 42 |
| B42 | 40 ( 45)| 45 ( 55)| 55 ( 60)| 60 ( 65)| 60 ( 70)| 75 |
| B4L2| 60 ( 65)| 70 ( 80)| 80 ( 85)| 85 ( 90)| 95 (100)| 53 |
| B52 | 25 ( 30)| 30 ( 35)| 35 ( 40)| 40 ( 45)| 40 ( 45)| 53 |
| B5L2| 40 ( 45)| 45 ( 55)| 55 ( 60)| 60 ( 65)| 60 ( 70)| 35 |
+-----+----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+----+
; For example,for paper type A4.
; 13 cpi for /C95, 15 cpi for /C96.
; If /C is not specified,the smallest pitch is selected
; in order to include in a line the longest line of the
; file. 10 cpi if the longest line <=70 column, 12 cpi
; for <=85, 13 cpi for <=95, 14.4 cpi for <=100 and
; 15 cpi for >100.And split line into multiple print lines
; if >105.
; If only char pitch is specified,line width is set to
; bellow the allowable max column of the pitch and form.
; For /C/6, 10 cpi when the longest line column <=70,
; 12 cpi when >70 and line is splitted when >85.
; "cols" column shows default line numbers per page
; for each type.
; ex. /Ei/B4, /Ee/a4l, /ee
;note.-For ESC/P printer 13 and 14.4 cpi is not available.
; For A4, 15 cpi if >=85.
; .-For IBM printer 14.4 cpi is not available.
; For A4, 15 cpi if >=100.
; -Katakana(a set of Japanese code) may be ignored
; if 15 cpi is specified for ESC/P.
; -To use ESCP printer with driver setting of ESC/P,
; /Ee should not be used.
; /Ee force Kanji code conversion from Shift-JIS to JIS.
; -for ESCP,LIPS printer,font corresponding to control
; char(x'00'-0'1f') may not be prepared.
; '/' may printed as alternative.
; See discription of /K.
#ifdef GXP
;? for form is used to list available paper size,
;partial string may be OK if uniquely match(gxp version only).
;M:following parameter is margin width.
;Without "M",expand papersize to avoid printers warning of
;invalid papersize.
;{T|B}|{L|R}:direction(Top/Bottom/Left/Right of portrait form).
;ss[P]:shift/margin amount by mm or points with "P" parameter.
;Try shift parameter without "M"
;if paper folder position is not valid for other than papersize=A4.
;For ex,1st line printed is not top of B5,
;"-E/B5/T" shifts 1st line position toward top of paper.
;without ss,it means to adjust edge on A4 paper.
;ex) -Ew/A4 -/B5 -E/A4L -E/LegalL/T10 -E/b5jis/br
; -E/A4/ML18P -E//ML10B10L10R10 -E/B5L/r10b10Mr10t10
#endif
#ifdef GXP
#else
/E@cmdf ;cmdf=ESC command file name
;ex. /E@i4208.esc
;(note)if char or line pitch setting is not fit to your
; printer,use command file.
;cmd file record format(specify for each max column size)
; "nnn(decimal) esccmd(hex-decimal notation)"
; ex. 95 1B7E02000143
; 999 1B7E0200014B
; if you want to set line pitch etc.,specify any printer
; command after char pitch command without intermediate
; space.
#endif //!GXP
/FFXxx ;char replacing FormFeed(0x'0c').
xx ;Hex digit from 00 to 7f.
;use to save paper avoiding page eject by FF char.
#ifdef GXP
/Fhhh ;set 'F'ont name.
; ? for hhh is used to list font name.
; ex)"-F?abc" lists font names containing string "abc".
;ex) -FSans -F"Monospace;Italic Bold".
#else
/Fhhh[/zzz];set 'F'ont style by printer command.
hhh ;SBCS font type.
;IBM :0(default),GOT(gothic),ELI(elite),COU(courier),
; MIN(mincho),OCB(OCR-B),ORE.
;ESC/P :0(default),ROM(Roman),SAN,COU(Courier),PRE(Prestige),
; SCR(script),OCB(OCR-B),OCA(OCR-A)
;Canon :LIN(line printer),COU(courier),SWI(Swiss),
; DUT(Dutch),MIN(mincho),GOT(gothic)
;Win :Win version :SYS,COU,ROM,MIN,GOT,"font-name".
; Gnome version:"font-name". ex. -f"Sans regular"
; Font size may be included in fontname.
; If not, font size is determined by
; form size, /c and /l option.
; "?" for hhh means query for available font.
; "?xxxx" means fontname partialy contains xxxx.
zzz ;DBCS font type,ESC/P only.
;ESC/P:GOT(gothic),MIN(mincho).
;(note). a font style may not match with char pitch.
; a printer may not have all font style.
#endif //!GXP
/H ;'H'elp msg.
/ICU ;Use ICU for EBCDIC translation
/I[n]-[m][/pp];'I'nput range to be printed by file line number.
n,m ;line-No(Use for other than Skim-dump,Non-record-mode
;Hex-dump).
pp ;restart page-no.(default=1).
;Use at the case restart changing form(line count per page).
;ex. /I150-300 , /I200- , /I-420 , /I180-/4
/Ix[s]-[e][/pp];'I'nput range to be printed by file offset for not text mode.
s,e ;offset value(start/end offset byte which is printed).
;ex. /Ixfc00-fcff , /Ix2ac- , /Ix-ffff
/Jjobname ;(Win,OS/2 version only) Jobname to be set on output queue.
;default is set from input filename.
/Kx ;code conv for graphic char of Japanese DOS(0x01,..).
;x=0:no conversion
;x=g:conv to ASCII graphic char(0xb9,..)
;x=k:to graphic char of KATAKANA set(0x8f,..).(depend on cpi)
;x=L:to ASCII narrow line char(0xb3,0xb4,...)
;x=(any other 1 byte char than 'f')
;default:/Ei and /Ew is /K0;else /K0 for /Mx,/Mta,else /K/.
/KFfilenm ;256 byte Code Translation Table filename.
;Setup char conversion table corresponding to fro 0x00 to 0xff.
;Value NULL(0x00) is used for no conversion id. Non NULL value
;also reset ID of non-printable/SBCS/DBCS to SBCS on char set
;table specified by /M option or as default value.
;This option may be more flexible alternative of /Kx option.
/Lnn[x][/p];max 'L'ine per page / line pitch
nn ;line number per page,default is 60 for A4.(see also /E)
x:d ;double space line advancing
:t ;triple space line advancing
p ;line pitch(lpi).For IBM,ESC/P or Canon use one of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
;75 or 8,default is 6-lpi.
;For /Ew,any value is valid and if >=15 it is treated as unit
;of 1/10.If lpi and Form is not specified,lpi is calculated
;from page height and lines per page.
;Use printer command file for other than else.
/Mm[c][e][n];print 'M'ode
m:t ;text mode(no translation,default)
:d ;dump mode(text mode replacing unprintable char by ".")
:x ;hex dump mode(print hex code and printable char)
:tx ;text mode 3 line virical hex dump print.
; ex) xprint ebcf /mxe /R80
; xprint utf8file /Mtxu
c: ;character set.
;Default depends to environments.
:d ;DBCS(IBM Japanese DOS) char set.
:s ;SBCS char set(treat DBCS char as unprintable).
:a ;ASCII(7 bit) char set.(x20-x7E is printable char)
:j ;same as DBCS except control char(x00-x1F) is unprintable.
;(default for /Mx)
:e ;EBCDIC char set.
:u ;File is UTF-8 encoded.
e ;subtype if EBCDIC. use only when c=e.
:c ; using cfg file(Default).
; /BC or /CPEB option is required
; ex) xprint ebcfile /Me /bcEbcmap.cfg
:i ;same as /ICU. /CPEB is required.
; ex) xprint ebcfile /Mei /CPEB=cp930
:k ;Japanese. Katakana-Ext, Default.
:e ;Japanese. English-Ext.
n ;minimum printable string length of skim dump mode.
;(ignore continuous printable string which length is
;shorter than n,and print only max 3 dot(...) with other
;unprintable char. Use to read binaly file)
; ex) xprint ebcf /mtxe /R80
; xprint utf8file /Mu /N8
/O[[-]x] ;file output 'O'rder.
;assume /Ob when none was specified.
- ;reverse order
x:b ;order by Base-Name without pathname and then Extension.(Default).
:e ;order by Extension and then Name without pathname.
:d ;order by Date and Time
:n ;order by filename without pathname.
:l(L) ;order by input file specification.
;sequence of directory member is unpredictable.
;Without /O option,default is /Ob if input specification contains
;directory or wildcard,else /Ol.
;(note)Under AIX/Linux,wild card is expanded by shell program.
;So,use double quotation like as "*.c" to reorder.
/Pnn[-mm] ;'P'rint page range.
:effective for all input file if multiple input file.
:allow multiple pages specification conbined by "+".
;ex. /P5- /P-6 /P1-5+8+19-
/P[n]/[f] ;'P'rint restart file and its restart page.
;(use same in-file specification as before)
nn ;restart page mean -nn if /Yp(page descending order print),
;nn- if /Np.you can specify explicitly -nn or nn-.
f ;restart file name when multiple file is specified.
;specify member name if wild card is used.
;ex. xprint dir1\*.c /P15/xyz.c
; restart from page 15 of xyz.c
;specify member name with pathname of filename parm
;if that member is duplicated on both of concatenate by "/".
;(member name is merged and sorted if concatenated by "/".)
;ex. xprint dir1\*.c/dir2\*.c /P/xyz.c
;specify same name as of filename parm if filename is
;concatenate by "/".
;ex. xprint dir1\*.c/f:\abc.d/dir2\*.c /P/f:abc.d
;(all member name is merged and sorted if concatenated by "/".)
;and no confirmation for filename specification)
/Qdest ;output destination
;specify LPTx or file name if you want. Default is prn.
;prn means default printer for OS/2,Win version,LPT1 for
;DOS version.(filename prn for AIX/Linux version).
;use NUL(or /dev/null for Unix)to check line-no,page-no etc.
;(output is discarded).
;Printer name or Queue name is also avail for OS/2 and gxp.
;/Q- and /Q-- means stdout. Output process complete MSG to
;stderr when /Q-,stdout when /Q--.
;(gxp)You can specify CUPS printer. Substring of printer-ID may be OK.
; ex) -qlp1400. (substring is OK for CUPS-printer if unique.)
;(gxp) -Q? lists available printers.
/R[recsz] ;'R'ecord mode
recsz ;Record size,set to max column(/Cnn) if omitted
/RGB=rrggbb;(Gnome version only) Text color, default is 404040.
;Adjust darkness.
/Tnn ;'T'ab column interval,default is 4.
/Wdir ;'W'ork dir-name used for page descending order print
dir ;directory name. Default is from environment variable XP=.
;if no environment set,/Wc:\ is used.
; ex. d:\ , c:\dir1
/WN=nn ;indentation column for splitted line(overflow line by page width).
/ZHnn ;(Win/Gnome version only)Page height zoom rate, nn %.(default=100).
/ZWnn ;(Win/Gnome version only)Page width zoom rate, nn %.(default=100).
(nn=L means nn=94 for Letter size).
Use when non-standard form which driver dose not support.
Or when you want to leave space on right or bottom of page.
/Yx,/Nx ;option Y(set) or N(reset),last is effective if duplicated
x: ;specify following options. Both /Ya /Yb and /Yab is accepted.(except Unix)
a ;select 'A'rchived attribute file only(default=/Na)
;Using /Yam option,It is always printed updated file only.
b ;'B'ackground process.(Skip keyboard interface.
;no wild card confirmation,error if stdin specified.)
;Use when execute as child process.
c ;'C'onfirm print for each file when wild card filespec.
;No confirmation for file specification even if that is
;concatenated with wild card by "/".
;(default is /Nc when background mode,else /Yc)
#ifdef GXE
d ;popup Dialog for Printer/Paper selection(-Nd).
#else
d ;(OS/2)set 'D'ocument name to output print job.
; default=/Yd. You must use /Nd when SPOOLER inactive.
;(Win )request form type,form orientation setting to driver.
#endif
e ;write 'E'sc cmd for char/line pitch.(default=/Ye)
;PostScript is most common to Linux,see following sample of
;combination of xe with /Ne option and mpage utility.
#ifndef GXE
f ;'F'ast path mode(lack of total page-No on header line and
;char pitch set by max column is not avail).(default=/Nf)
#endif
g ;write column 'G'auge line(2nd header line).(default=/Yg)
h ;write 'H'eader(1st line).(default=/Yh)
i ;in-file is of 'I'ndirect file name specification file(/Ni)
;or of to be printed.(default=/Ni)
ex) xprint /yi indirectf
--indirectf---
g:\src\xe\x1ebc2 /me /bcp:\xewd\xeebc.mapo /cpeb:cp930
g:\src\xe\x1ebc2 /me /bcp:\xewd\xeebc.mapo /cpeb:cp939
#g:\src\xe\x1ebc2 /me /bcp:\xewd\xeebc.mapo this is comment
j ;output to multiple or single print-'J'ob.
; default is /Yj for PRN/LPTn,/Nj for other than else.
; Effective for OS/2 version and DOS version under MVDM.
l ;cr and lf by 0x0d0a even if Dump mode(default is /Yl)
;It is forced to /Nl when record or hexdump mode.
;line-no of line prefix is 1 up by CRLF when /Yl.
;record mode is assumed when /Nl is used under dump mode,
;it means newline by record size.
m ;'M'odify(clear) archived attribute after print completed.
;(default is /Nm). for not Unix only.
n ;set line 'N'umber prefix(line-no/offset).(default is /Yn)
p ;'P'age descending order print(default is /Np)
r ;Font restore required between page for old Windows version.
;Windows95 is one of them and it loss printing time.(Yr).
;Try /Nr under WindowsNt.
s ;for hex dump, process --'S'same as above--.
;(default is /Ns for record mode with record size over
;line width,else /Ys)
u ;insert formfeed command (0x0c) at the end of page.(/Yu)
v ;Saving is 'V'irtue. Use /Yv to save paper when print directory
;containing many short files.(Default is /Nv)
0 ;when stdin is specified for input file name,get file name
;from standard input(/Y0) or print file "stdin"(/N0).
;(default is /Y0.(stdin is handle '0'))
1 ;Write FormFeed before 1st page(/Y1) or not(/N1).
;Use for the case 1st FF is not ignored and white page is
;inserted before each file.
;(default is /N1 for Canon(/Ec),/Y1 for other than else.)
2 ;Double page print.(2 pages per a sheet).(/N2)
;Available when printer type is "w".
;Landscape or Portrait is to be set on printer driver's
;property. When /Y2 and no /L,line-count per page is
;120 for Portrait and 60 for landscape form setting.
#ifdef LNX
3 ;For display Japanese EUC code.
;Accept 0x8f(SS3:single shift 3:extension of kanji code) or Not.(/N3)
;Send "?" for those code if N3. Y3 may cause line feed error.
#endif
6 ;1'6' byte width hex dump.
;(default is /N6,That is 32 byte width)
8 ;vertical HEX dump is by UTF-8 for UTF-8 file,
;by UCS when /N8.(/Y8)
9 ;force SBCS(/N9) or DBCS(/Y9) environment used for err-msg.
;default is determined by session environment.(code page '9'32)
;Use when DBCS msg is not displayed on screen.
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(ex) XPRINT abcdefgh.ijk
XPRINT /Nc /C80 dir1\abc???.* /l25d /P1-10 /On /Ee outf