1 | ZIBTCP ; IHS/ADC/GTH - TCP PRINT TEST ; [ 02/07/97 3:02 PM ]
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2 | ;;4.0;XB;;Jul 20, 2009;Build 2
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3 | ;
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4 | ;
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5 | ; This routine must be DONE from the CLOSE EXECUTE when
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6 | ; printing to a TCP printer. See below for further
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7 | ; documentation.
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8 | ;
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9 | ; H = Host IP address
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10 | ; P = Port number
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11 | ; I = Counter
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12 | ;
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13 | EN ;
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14 | D EN1
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15 | EXIT ;
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16 | S ZIBX="rm XM"_ZIBH_".DAT",ZIBX=$$JOBWAIT^%HOSTCMD(ZIBX)
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17 | KILL ^TMP($J,"XM"_ZIBH),ZIBH,ZIBIO,ZIBI,ZIBX
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18 | Q
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19 | ;
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20 | EN1 ;
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21 | NEW H,P,I
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22 | S ZIBIO=ION,ZIBIO=$O(^%ZIS(1,"B",ZIBIO,0)),ZIBH=DUZ_$G(ZIBH)
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23 | Q:'ZIBIO
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24 | Q:'$D(^%ZIS(1,ZIBIO,90))
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25 | S H=$P(^%ZIS(1,ZIBIO,90),U,2),P=$P(^(90),U,3)
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26 | D OPEN
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27 | Q:'$D(IO)
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28 | U IO:(::0)
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29 | F I=1:1 R X:300 S %X=$ZC Q:%X<0 S ^TMP($J,"XM"_ZIBH,I)=X
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30 | D ^%ZISC
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31 | O 56::99
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32 | U 56::"TCP"
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33 | W /SOCKET(H,P)
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34 | S X=0
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35 | F S X=$O(^TMP($J,"XM"_ZIBH,X)) Q:X="" W ^TMP($J,"XM"_ZIBH,X)_$C(10)_$C(13)
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36 | W !,#,!
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37 | C 56
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38 | Q
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39 | ;
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40 | OPEN ;OPEN HOST FILE
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41 | F ZIBI=1:1:4 S (IOP,ION)="HOST FILE SERVER #"_ZIBI,%ZIS("IOPAR")="(""XM"_ZIBH_".DAT"":""R"")" D ^%ZIS Q:'POP
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42 | I POP H 2 G OPEN
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43 | KILL IOP
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44 | Q
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45 | ;
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46 | ; Technical Notes:
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47 | ; MSM TCP uses the "!" to clear the TCP buffer. FileMan (RPMS)
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48 | ; uses "!" for a carriage return, line feed. Further, TCP does not
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49 | ; recognize "?30" as 30 spaces from left margin. To circumvent these
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50 | ; problems, I write to a temporary host file, which formats the
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51 | ; document, and then I read it back into the TMP global. Once it's
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52 | ; in the TMP global, I $O through the global and write each line
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53 | ; with a $C(10) and $C(13) concatenated to the string. This process
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54 | ; handles the CR/LF problem at the remote end.
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55 | ;
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56 | ; Port 2501 is the assigned port from the vendor for the Net Que.
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57 | ;
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58 | ; As of 3Jan95, this has only been tested on the Unix platform using
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59 | ; MSM. It should work in a DOS environment using FTP Software's TCP,
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60 | ; but needs to be tested.
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61 | ;
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62 | ; Below is an inquiry of the Device file and Terminal Type file.
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63 | ;
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64 | ; OUTPUT FROM WHAT FILE: DEVICE//
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65 | ; NAME: P-TCP TEST PRINTER $I: 51
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66 | ; ASK DEVICE: YES ASK PARAMETERS: NO
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67 | ; VOLUME SET(CPU): TUC SIGN-ON/SYSTEM DEVICE: NO
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68 | ; FORCED QUEUING: N0
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69 | ; LOCATION OF TERMINAL: MAT PARKENSON PRINTER
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70 | ; ASK HOST FILE: NO MARGIN WIDTH: 255
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71 | ; FORM FEED: # PAGE LENGTH: 256
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72 | ; BACK SPACE: $C(8) OPEN PARAMETERS: ("XM"_DUZ_$G(ZIBH)_".DAT":"M")
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73 | ; SUBTYPE: P-TCP PRINTER TYPE: HOST FILE SERVER
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74 | ;
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75 | ; Select TERMINAL TYPE NAME: P-TCP PRINTER
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76 | ; NAME: P-TCP PRINTER SELECTABLE AT SIGN-ON: NO
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77 | ; RIGHT MARGIN: 255 FORM FEED: #
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78 | ; PAGE LENGTH: 256 BACK SPACE: $C(8)
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79 | ; OPEN EXECUTE: S XMREC="R X#255:1" CLOSE EXECUTE: D ^ZIBTCP Q
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80 | ; DESCRIPTION: Special Terminal Type used only for P-TCP Printer
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81 | ; Device..
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