Specifying print format parametersUsing LCDS Print Description Language 4-103After the above commands are compiled by PDL, a .TST fileis created. In the example above, the file would be named“ROUTE1.TST.” You can then access this file by name withthe ROUTE command (RTEXT= rtextid) from a JDL or with aDJDE. For this example, the RTEXT parameter would becoded as follows:RTEXT=ROUTE1,You must specify RFORM, if it is needed, along with thereference to the RTEXT file (RFORM is never cataloguedwith RTEXT). This allows you to select different RFORMs indifferent JDEs with the same RTEXT information.ROUTE command exampleFollowing is an example of how to use the ROUTE command:The text USER1 and USER2 will print in the center of a pagepreceding the respective copies of a two copy report. The pageis 132 columns by 66 lines.STOCKSET commandThe STOCKSET command defines a set of stocks to be used ina report. Stocksets are also the means of associating stockreferences with stock names. For the DP EPS, a stockname orstockreference functions the same as a cluster does on otherXerox laser printing systems. Stock names and associated traysare specified at the controller, using the Stock Manager windows.An identifier of the type ac (at least one alpha character) isspecified to name the stock set. This identifier is used(referenced) by the OUTPUT STOCKS parameter in JSLs toselect that group of stocks.ROUTE RTEXT=(‘USER1',1,33,64),RTEXT=('USER2',2,33,64);
