Field Postamble definition

Field Postamble keystroke macros with the Wedge in "Send Keystrokes Mode", to specify a single keyboard character, use the character itself. For example, to represent the letter A, type an "A". If you want to represent more than one character, append each character to the one before. To represent the letters a, b, and c, simply enter: abc. The plus sign (+), caret (^), percent sign (%), tilde (~) and parentheses () have special meanings to the Software Wedge. To specify one of these special characters, enclose the character inside curly braces. For example, to specify the plus sign, use {+}. Square brackets ([]) have no special meaning to the Software Wedge but you must enclose them in braces as well because square brackets have special meaning when performing DDE operations. To send curly brace characters, use "{{}" and "{}}", respectively. To specify characters that are not displayed when you press a key (such as Enter or Tab) and other keys that represent actions rather than characters, use the codes in the table below: Backspace {BACKSPACE}, {BS} or {BKSP} Tab {TAB} Break {BREAK} Up {UP} CapsLock {CAPSLOCK} F1 {F1} Clear {CLEAR} F2 {F2} Delete {DELETE} or {DEL} F3 {F3} Down {DOWN} F4 {F4} End {END} F5 {F5} Enter {ENTER} or ~ F6 {F6} Escape {ESCAPE} or {ESC} F7 {F7} Help {HELP} F8 {F8} Home {HOME} F9 {F9} Insert {INSERT} F10 {F10} Left {LEFT} F11 {F11} NumLock {NUMLOCK} F12 {F12} Page Down {PGDN} F13 {F13} Page Up {PGUP} F14 {F14} PrtScrn {PRTSC} F15 {F15) Right {RIGHT} F16 {F16} Scroll Lock{SCROLLLOCK} To specify keys combined with any combination of Shift, Control, and Alt, precede the regular key code with one or more of these codes:‌ Key Code Shift + Control ^ Alt % To specify that Shift, Control, and/or Alt should be held down while several keys are pressed, enclose the keys in parentheses. For example, to hold the Shift key while pressing E then C, use "+(EC)". To hold down Shift while pressing E, followed by C without the Shift key, use "+EC". To specify repeating keys, use the form {key number} where there is always a space between key and number. For example, {LEFT 42} means press the “Left Arrow” key 42 times; {x 10} means press the letter "x" 10 times.

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Examples of Field Postamble in a sentence

• The "Field Postamble Keystrokes" are keystrokes that are issued immediately following the data for each individual data field.

• In cases where each data field consists of a fixed number of bytes, you must also specify a field "Length".‌‌ Under the label "Field" is a status box indicating the number of the current data field for which you are defining a Filter, a Length and a Field Postamble.

• The lower half of the dialog box is where you specify an "Input Filter" to be applied to each data field in your input records as well as an optional “Math Expression”, an optional "Format Expression" and a "Field Postamble".

• You can also specify "Field Postamble Keystrokes" that are associated with each input data field.

• The lower half of the dialog box is where you specify an "Input Filter" to be applied to each data field in your input records as well as a "Field Postamble".

• The controls in the middle of the "Input Record Definition Editor" dialog box are where you specify a "Filter" to be applied to each data field in your input records as well as a "Field Postamble" and in cases where each data field consists of a fixed number of bytes, you must also specify a field "Length".‌ Under the label "Field" is a status box indicating the number of the current data field that you are defining a filter, a length and a Field Postamble for.

• You define Record Preamble and Field Postamble keystrokes to mimic the keys you would press if you were typing the data manually on the keyboard When specifying Record Preamble and Field Postamble keystrokes, you must follow the rules outlined in the section: Keystroke Macro Rules (pg.

• This type of capability allows you to do the same thing that a Field Postamble DDE Command would do without requiring the Wedge to actually issue a Field Postamble DDE Command.

• Under the label "Field" is a status box indicating the number of the current data field that you are defining a Filter, a Length and a Field Postamble for.

• You define the Record Preamble and Field Postamble keystrokes to mimic the actual keys that you would type if you were entering the data by manually typing it in on the keyboard.