Printing script format - Revision history

Harald Friedrich at 12:13, 17 May 2022

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	'''Variant=Clear/Special'''		'''Variant=Clear/Special'''
	Print this variant as well. The name of the variant will be passed. Clear = reset all variants		Print this variant as well. The name* of the variant will be passed. Clear = reset all variants (* or the number since V31.0.4.40)

Markus Friedrich at 13:59, 15 September 2020

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	If each of your projects requires the printing of a certain set of layer configurations, it can be time consuming and prone to errors to configurate the printer new every time. In such situation it is easier to control the printing by the use of a written command (script). How such a script in TARGET 3001! might look like is explained here.<br><br>		If each of your projects requires the printing of a certain set of layer configurations, it can be time consuming and prone to errors to configurate the printer new every time. In such situation it is easier to control the printing by the use of a written command (script). How such a script in TARGET 3001! might look like is explained here.<br><br>

			== Where to find ==
	The scripts can be handled in menu ''File/Create PDF'' as well as in the ''File/Print...'' dialog:<br><br>		The scripts can be handled in menu ''File/Create PDF'' as well as in the ''File/Print...'' dialog:<br><br>
	[[Image:Pdf_scripte_e.jpg]]<br>Image: Menu File/Create PDF...<br><br>		[[Image:Pdf_scripte_e.jpg]]<br>Image: Menu File/Create PDF...<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:58, 15 September 2020

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			== General ==

	If each of your projects requires the printing of a certain set of layer configurations, it can be time consuming and prone to errors to configurate the printer new every time. In such situation it is easier to control the printing by the use of a written command (script). How such a script in TARGET 3001! might look like is explained here.<br><br>		If each of your projects requires the printing of a certain set of layer configurations, it can be time consuming and prone to errors to configurate the printer new every time. In such situation it is easier to control the printing by the use of a written command (script). How such a script in TARGET 3001! might look like is explained here.<br><br>

	The scripts can ~~also~~ be handled in menu ''File/Create PDF'' as well as in the ''Print...'' dialog:<br><br>		The scripts can be handled in menu ''File/Create PDF'' as well as in the ''File/Print...'' dialog:<br><br>
	[[Image:Pdf_scripte_e.jpg]]<br>Image: Menu File/Create PDF...<br><br>		[[Image:Pdf_scripte_e.jpg]]<br>Image: Menu File/Create PDF...<br><br>

			== Script commands ==

	The TARGET 3001! printings can comfortably be controlled by a script language. One script can create several different printings. Every line contains one command. The script commands reflect the settings in the printing dialog. Each line not starting with a key word automatically is recognized as a comment line.<br><br>		The TARGET 3001! printings can comfortably be controlled by a script language. One script can create several different printings. Every line contains one command. The script commands reflect the settings in the printing dialog. Each line not starting with a key word automatically is recognized as a comment line.<br><br>
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	== Sample script to be used with "create pdf": ==		== Sample script to be used with "create pdf" ==
	Quiet=True<br>		Quiet=True<br>
	Clear<br>		Clear<br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:56, 15 September 2020

2020-09-15T13:56:14Z

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	If each of your projects requires the printing of a certain set of layer configurations, it can be time consuming and prone to errors to configurate the printer new every time. In such situation it is easier to control the printing by the use of a written command (script). How such a script in TARGET 3001! might look like is explained here.<br><br>		If each of your projects requires the printing of a certain set of layer configurations, it can be time consuming and prone to errors to configurate the printer new every time. In such situation it is easier to control the printing by the use of a written command (script). How such a script in TARGET 3001! might look like is explained here.<br><br>

	The scripts can also be handled in menu ''File/Create PDF'' as well as in the ~~print~~ dialog:<br><br>		The scripts can also be handled in menu ''File/Create PDF'' as well as in the ''Print...'' dialog:<br><br>
	[[Image:Pdf_scripte_e.jpg]]<br>Image: Menu File/Create PDF...<br><br>		[[Image:Pdf_scripte_e.jpg]]<br>Image: Menu File/Create PDF...<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 13:54, 15 September 2020

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	Sample script to be used with "create pdf":~~<br>~~		== Sample script to be used with "create pdf": ==
	Quiet=True<br>		Quiet=True<br>
	Clear<br>		Clear<br>
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	LayerOn=21,22,23,24<br>		LayerOn=21,22,23,24<br>
	PDF<br>		PDF<br>

			<br><br>




	[[de:Druck-Script Format]] [[fr:Format de script d'impression]]		[[de:Druck-Script Format]] [[fr:Format de script d'impression]]

Pekka at 12:22, 15 September 2020

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	Denominate print job, therefore assign name of the print job<br>		Denominate print job, therefore assign name of the print job<br>
	The following keywords will be replaced:<br>		The following keywords will be replaced:<br>
	- #P by the project name without extention<br>		- #P (or $P$) by the project name without extention<br>
	- #F by the file name with extention<br>		- #F by the file name with extention<br>
	- #D by the current date yyyy-mm-dd<br>		- #D by the current date yyyy-mm-dd<br>
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	- #R by the name of the revision<br>		- #R by the name of the revision<br>
	- #Q by the name of the variant-revision<br>		- #Q by the name of the variant-revision<br>



	'''Path=C:\Test\...'''		'''Path=C:\Test\...'''
	Assume path for the output file (works since V16.5.0.55 and only with the PDF printer [http://freepdfxp.de/index_en.html FreePDF-XP]). The same keywords will be replaced like in "Name=". Since V19: In the PDF dialog this is the filename for the PDF, e.g. C:\directory\test.PDF.		Assume path for the output file (works since V16.5.0.55 and only with the PDF printer [http://freepdfxp.de/index_en.html FreePDF-XP]). The same keywords will be replaced like in "Name=". Since V19: In the PDF dialog this is the filename for the PDF, e.g. C:\directory\test.PDF.
			To refer to project folder use following ..\ (in windows)


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	'''QUIET=TRUE'''		'''QUIET=TRUE'''
	Questions are suppressed as far as possible: e.g. for overwriting PDF files or the question whether the PDF should be opened directly. (from V20.4.0.12)		Questions are suppressed as far as possible: e.g. for overwriting PDF files or the question whether the PDF should be opened directly. (from V20.4.0.12)


			Sample script to be used with "create pdf":<br>
			Quiet=True<br>
			Clear<br>
			View=PCB<br>
			Landscape<br>
			Path=..\$P$_PCB_MECHANICAL.pdf<br>
			Pictograms=False<br>
			Color=True<br>
			PCBOutline=True<br>
			Scale=100<br>
			OffsetX=20<br>
			OffsetY=20<br>
			LayerOff=All<br>
			LayerOn=21,22,23,24<br>
			PDF<br>


	[[de:Druck-Script Format]] [[fr:Format de script d'impression]]		[[de:Druck-Script Format]] [[fr:Format de script d'impression]]

Harald Friedrich at 09:53, 26 July 2019

2019-07-26T09:53:38Z

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	'''PDF'''		'''PDF'''
	Since V19, in the PDF dialog: Save the PDF file to the "Path". "PDF" does not work, if you are in the printing dialog.		Since V19, in the PDF dialog: Save the PDF file to the "Path". "PDF" does not work, if you are in the printing dialog.


			'''TIFF=Letter 300 C:\directory\Test.TIFF'''
			In the printing dialog since V20.4.0.46: Create a TIFF file. Instead of Letter, a different sheet size can be specified, as in the TIFF dialog. Alternatively you can specify pixels directly: 2400/3500 as width/height. 300 stands for the resolution in DPI. In the following file name the replacements work like in the TIFF dialog. The "TIFF" command does not work if you are in the PDF dialog.

Markus Friedrich at 10:07, 4 June 2019

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	Toggle to the schematic or PCB view.		Toggle to the schematic or PCB view.


			'''QUIET=TRUE'''
			Questions are suppressed as far as possible: e.g. for overwriting PDF files or the question whether the PDF should be opened directly. (from V20.4.0.12)


	[[de:Druck-Script Format]] [[fr:Format de script d'impression]]		[[de:Druck-Script Format]] [[fr:Format de script d'impression]]

Markus Friedrich at 12:34, 22 June 2018

2018-06-22T12:34:28Z

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	If each of your projects requires the printing of a certain set of layer configurations, it can be time consuming and prone to errors to configurate the printer new every time. In such situation it is easier to control the printing by the use of a written command (script). How such a script in TARGET 3001! might look like is explained here.<br><br>		If each of your projects requires the printing of a certain set of layer configurations, it can be time consuming and prone to errors to configurate the printer new every time. In such situation it is easier to control the printing by the use of a written command (script). How such a script in TARGET 3001! might look like is explained here.<br><br>

	The scripts can also be handled in menu ''File/Create PDF'' as well as in the print dialog:		The scripts can also be handled in menu ''File/Create PDF'' as well as in the print dialog:<br><br>
	[[Image:Pdf_scripte_e.jpg]]<br>Image: Menu File/Create PDF...<br><br>		[[Image:Pdf_scripte_e.jpg]]<br>Image: Menu File/Create PDF...<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 12:34, 22 June 2018

2018-06-22T12:34:09Z

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	If each of your projects requires the printing of a certain set of layer configurations, it can be time consuming and prone to errors to configurate the printer new every time. In such situation it is easier to control the printing by the use of a written command (script). How such a script in TARGET 3001! might look like is explained here.<br><br>		If each of your projects requires the printing of a certain set of layer configurations, it can be time consuming and prone to errors to configurate the printer new every time. In such situation it is easier to control the printing by the use of a written command (script). How such a script in TARGET 3001! might look like is explained here.<br><br>

			The scripts can also be handled in menu ''File/Create PDF'' as well as in the print dialog:
	[[Image:Pdf_scripte_e.jpg]]		[[Image:Pdf_scripte_e.jpg]]<br>Image: Menu File/Create PDF...<br><br>