Domino V100 User Manual

OPERATION
Variables in a macro
The macro programming language recognises six different kind of variables:
• can only be
s than (<)
rted:
ad by the macro to determine if it is a sequential update (performed
e (when ever there is some idle time
ontains the name of the printer
e of the user that is logged in.
in month
• ables already created in the current design
macro. A
t curly
• nformation.
string variables
treated as
• er values.
integer
t are otherwise
• f floating
named f0 to
int variables (f0 to f19) are initialised when a print job is
started, but are otherwise treated as a “static local variable”
• Output variables: Used to place “the result” of the macro. This is required for
a macro to do anything useful. You can use a Macro output variable to store the
result or you can use a special name called output. Example: output=”The
meaning of life is 42”.
System variables: These variables are controlled by the system and
read from the macro. A system variable is identified by the use of les
and greater than (>) signs. The following system variables are suppo
<seq>: Re
once after each print) or a real time updat
in the system).
<machineid>: C
<userid>: User nam
<HH>: Current hour
<mm>: Current minute
d <ss>: Current secon
<dd> Current day
<dow> Current day of week
<MM>: Current month
<yyyy>: Current year
Printer variables: This relates to vari
you are editing. Generally these variables can only be read from the
printer variable is identified by the use of left curly brace ({) and righ
brace (}). Example: {name of some variable}
String variables: Internal macro variable used for storage of text i
The macro has access to 20 string variables named s0 to s19. All
(s0 to s19) are initialised when a print job is started, but are otherwise
a “static local variable”
Integer variables: Internal macro variable used for storage of integ
The macro has access to 20 integer variables named d0 to d19. All
variables (d0 to d19) are initialised when a print job is started, bu
treated as a “static local variable”.
Floating point variables: Internal macro variable used for storage o
point values. The macro has access to 20 floating point variables
f19. All floating po
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Domino V100 Specifications

General

Brand	Domino
Model	V100
Category	Controller
Language	English