Set the width, style and colour for lines and rectangles when drawn using a printer.
Syntax:
call "PC_PRINTER_SET_PEN" using
Printer-Handle
by value Pen-Width
by value Pen-Style
by value Pen-red
by value Pen-blue
by value Pen-green
end-call
Parameters:
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Using call prototype (see
Key)
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Picture
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pen-width
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cblt-x4-comp5
|
pic x(4) comp-5.
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pen-width
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cblt-x4-comp5
|
pic x(4) comp-5.
|
pen-red
|
cblt-x
|
pic x
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pen-blue
|
cblt-x
|
pic x
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pen-green
|
cblt-x
|
pic x
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On Entry:
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Value
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Meaning
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pen-style
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0
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solid line
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1
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dash
|
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2
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dot
|
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3
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dash, Dot
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4
|
dash, dot, dot
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5
|
invisible
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pen-width
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width of line when drawing lines or rectangles
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pen-red
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Value between 0 and 255
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intensity of red
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pen-green
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Value between 0 and 255
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intensity of green
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pen-blue
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Value between 0 and 255
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intensity of blue
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Comments:
The units used for page dimensions in .NET COBOL are different to the ones used in your native COBOL programs; therefore,
hard-coded settings for such things as line size may produce unexpected results when using older source code in a .NET environment.
To preserve compatibility of your old source code, we recommend that you use conditional compilation; otherwise, amend your
code for .NET accordingly.
call "PC_PRINTER_SET_PEN" using
by reference handle
$if ILGEN set *> ILGEN directive indicates .NET COBOL
by value 1
$else
by value 5
$end
by value PS-SOLID
by value 255
by value 0
by value 0
end-call