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pairs. If I break the long

Better yet, just parse the tags. The key is let the parser drive the line
reads, not the other way around. Makes life much easier.

In general is easier to write a parser as:

do forever
tokey = getToken()
evaluate token
if terminal
leave
end

quit

getToken:

while getting
if out of input
read line
if EOF
return token
if got token
return token
end

>Thanks for asking the question, Steven. You have helped clarify/simplify
>my thinking.

Glad I could help. :-)

>But I still want to figure out how to print tabloid documents on my C20.

I'll look at the driver, if I get a chance. Got a link?

Steven

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Date: Tue, 9 Jul 2002 23:14:29 PST7
From: "Steven Levine" <steve53@earthlink.net >
Reply-To: scoug-help@scoug.com
To: scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject: SCOUG-Help: Xerox C20 printer

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In <3D2B2750.739ABDF6@usa.net>, on 07/09/02
at 10:15 AM, Sheridan George said:

>Yes. When I got the "forms mismatch" error I then manually changed the
>printer to tabloid thru its 'on-the-printer' buttons (got a saved
>indication) and tried again. No joy. Same error notice.

>Yes. Same result. FYI: MrEd editor and Clearlook.

That pretty much implies it's a driver defect. I presume you've done the
front panel thing to tell the C20 that you have 11x17 loaded.

>I want all of the string data but only some of the number data. In some
>cases normally filled cells are not filled with number data which upsets
>my count of right angle brackets ( > ) which I use to excise garbage.

>FWIW, I actually don't count. I use a REXX parse template such as:

> parse var RawDataLine . '>' . '>' . '>' CallSymbol '<' , /*
>call option symbol */

FWIW, this kind of logic with html is rather prone to failure.

>is to forego looking for some esoteric stable pattern and use the one
>that must always be there - the

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