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ADF (4) (AT&T UNIX PC only ) ADF (4)
The special codes defined for the text data type are all legal, but
are mostly ignored.
The LABEL data type has the following format:
LABEL
LABELORIGIN
REPEATING
NAME
LOCK
INVISIBLE
TEXT
}
{
\EOT\
\EOT\
The tokens following the LABEL keyword must all be specified
exactly once for each LABEL. The only required token is the
TEXT token. The label origin number is an integer equal to 1, 4,
or 7, and describes the justification of the label. Left justified
labels use 1; center justified labels use 4; and right justified labels
use 7 as their label origin number. If no LABELORIGIN keyword
is present, the label is assumed to be left justified. A repeating
label is identified by including the REPEATING keyword. The
NAME token is used to specify a name which may contain up to
15 characters. The LOCK keyword is used to specify the local
lock status of the label. If no LOCK keyword is present, the lock
status is determined by the global lock status. The INVISIBLE
keyword is used to indicate a label which is invisible (nondisplaying).
The TEXT token identifies a watered down version
of the text data type previously described. The special codes
defined for the text data type are all legal, but are mostly
ignored.
The VALUE data type has the following format:
VALUE {
NAME \EOT\
LOCK
INVISIBLE
FORMAT
DECIMALS
}
The tokens following the VALUE keyword must all be specified
exactly once for each VALUE. The only required token is the
integer or floating point number token. The NAME token is used
to specify a name which may contain up to 15 characters. The
LOCK keyword is used to specify the local lock status of the
value. If no LOCK keyword is present, the lock status is determined
by the global lock status. The INVISIBLE keyword is used
to indicate a value which is invisible (non-displaying). The FOR­
MAT token identifies one of the following formats:
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