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SAR$ COM<br />

20.2.1.2. Optional Information for SAR$ COM Procedure<br />

The calling program may optionally set the following fields of the COM packet. The<br />

default values are obtained by zero-filling the SAR$ COM packet before placing any<br />

information in the packet.<br />

SC$OCHART<br />

The character set type of the image written out by the SAR$ COM function:<br />

0 ASCII/ISO 9-bit characters (default), including all ASCII-like types in Table H–1.<br />

1 Attributed character data (ACD).<br />

Other character set types may not be written out by the SAR$ COM. See 18.3 for<br />

details on the allowed output character set types.<br />

SC$IMGBUF<br />

The address of the image buffer; this buffer is necessary if either the output or input<br />

character set types are ASCII/ISO with embedded shift-coded kanji or ACD. The<br />

default is no image buffer.<br />

SC$IMGBUFL<br />

The length in words of the image buffer; a length must be specified if an address is<br />

given in SC$IMGBUF. A length of zero indicates there is no image buffer (default).<br />

SC$OATTRT<br />

The address of the output attribute table, which contains the attributes that describe<br />

the character text of the image that the SAR$ COM function writes out. If there are<br />

no attributes for the output image, this table is not necessary. The default is no<br />

output attribute table.<br />

SC$OATTRTL<br />

The number of valid entries in the attribute table. (Each entry is one word.) A value<br />

of zero indicates that there is no output attribute table (default).<br />

SC$IATTRT<br />

The address of the input attribute table, which contains the attributes that describe<br />

the character text of the image that the SAR$ COM function reads in. If the input<br />

image does not have any attributes, this table is not necessary. The default is no<br />

input attribute table.<br />

SC$IATTRTL<br />

The length in words of the input attribute table. A length of zero indicates that there<br />

is no input attribute table (default).<br />

20–12 7833 1733–004

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