Transferring Objects Between Storage Devices
The ^TO (Transfer Object) instruction is used to copy an object or
group of objects from one storage device to another. It is quite similar
to the copy function used in PC’s.
Source and destination devices must be supplied and must be dif-
ferent and valid for the action specified. Invalid parameters will
cause the instruction to be ignored.
There are no defaults associated with this instruction. However, the
asterisk (*) may be used as a wild card for Object names and exten-
sions. For instance, ZEBRA.* or *.GRF would be acceptable forms
for use with ^TO instruction.
The Asterisk (*) can be used to transfer multiple object files (except
*.FNT) from the DRAM to the Memory Card. For example, you have
several object files that contain logos. These files are named
LOGO1.GRF, LOGO2.GRF, and LOGO3.GRF.
For example...
You want to transfer all of these files to the Memory Card using the
name NEW instead of LOGO. By placing an Asterisk (*) after both
LOGO and NEW in the transfer instruction, you can copy all of these
files with one instruction. The format for this would be as follows.
^XA
^TOR:LOGO*.GRF,B:NEW*.GRF
^XZ
NOTE: If, during a multiple transfer, a file is to big to be stored on
the Memory Card, it will be skipped. All remaining files will be
checked to see if they can be stored. Those that can be stored, will be
stored.
Deleting Graphics from Memory
The ^ID (Item Delete) instruction deletes objects, images, fonts,
formats etc. from storage areas selectively or in groups. This instruc-
tion can be used within a printing format to delete objects just prior to
saving new ones or can be in a stand-alone type format simply to
delete objects.
The object name and extension support the use of the asterisk (*) as a
wildcard. This allows for easy deletion of selected groups of objects.
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