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ttgreek |
Longname: | t t ext greek | ![]() |
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See also: | colour curblink tdgrid tdruler tnone tdslevel tgpref tpagexy wct wsm |
Summary |
Specifies that a given text stream should be 'greeked' when the screen is redrawn. Greeked text is drawn as grey boxes and can significantly improve the speed of operation of Arbortext APP when many streams are involved (e.g. in a newspaper layout). |
Example extract |
The following macro 'greeks' the contents of the current text stream, and then redraws the screen.
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Syntax
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on_off:o ?stream_name:t ?
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on_off:o |
Turns 'greeked' text on and off. |
stream_name:t |
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The ttgreek command should be followed by a wdr macro to redraw the screen. |
Example |
The example below specifies that stream "strm0" should be greeked. The screen is then redrawn with the wdr macro.
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Document created on 08-Feb-2003 (revision 1)