| Graphics Options and Device Parameters Dictionary |
Specifies host commands to be executed after the driver terminates.
| Used in: |
GOPTIONS statement; GDEVICE procedure; GDEVICE
Host Commands window
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| Restriction: |
not supported by Java or ActiveX
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DRVTERM1='system-command(s)'
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DRVTERM2='system-command(s)'
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system-command(s)
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specifies a character string that is a valid
system command and can be in upper- or lowercase letters. You can include
more than one command in the string if you separate the commands with a command
delimiter, which is host-specific; for example, some operating environments
use a semicolon. The length of the entire string cannot exceed 72 characters.
The DRVTERM command is executed after
the driver terminates. DRVTERM is typically used with FILECLOSE=DRIVERTERM
to de-allocate a host file and execute utility programs that send the data
to the graphics device. For example, DRVTERM might specify commands to send
the file to a host print queue.
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