false: Escape sequences are not translated (the default)ĮrrOk (0) in case of success.Since the shell doesnt seem to interpret escape sequences on the command line. true: Escape sequences (like "\n") are translated The values have been chosen to ease their representation as escape sequences.See also: BCGetTranslateEsc(), BCSetTextA(), BCSetTextW() Parameters: If data compression is activated, Escape sequences are not translated. This document was last updated on 11 August 2009. Note: In order to encode barcode specific control characters (like subset selection in Code128) most likely escape sequences are required.Įscape sequences cannot be used if data compression is activated ( BCSetCompression). This document provides information on IBM PPDS (Personal Printer Data Stream) and Epson ESC/P control codes and escape sequences, many of which could be used when printing with Host Print Transform (HPT). See Barcode Reference for more information. I'm having trouble with trying to determine what the correct syntax would be. These sequences are used to setup the barcode format to be used. If it is activated, escape-sequences are translated into their corresponding characters. Hi, I'm trying to send escape sequences to a Lexmark 2390 Plus Matrix Printer. If the translation of escape-sequences is switched off, all characters are encoded "as-is". "\n" in "123\n456") shall be translated before encoding takes place.
Activates/deactivates the translation of escape-sequences.ĭefines if escape-sequences in the input data (e.g.
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