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    Types: TextFile
    Notes: UNIX file
    Names: »uniplexLPmodel«

└─⟦c93a30372⟧ Bits:30004169/disk3.imd Uniplex II+ V.6 release 1.0 (dansk)
└─⟦c93a30372⟧ UNIX Filesystem
    └─⟦this⟧ »up/new/usr/UAP/unsupported/uniplexLPmodel« 

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#  uniplexLPmodel - LP spooler model for sites running LP spooler
#                   against a printer device being run so that UNIX
#                   adds CARRIAGE RETURN to each LINEFEED sent to
#                   printer - which can mess up graphics and other
#                   operations on some printers
: '
L..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..T..R.
'
# Installation steps:
#     1. Copy to "/usr/spool/lp/model"
#        eg: cp uniplexLPmodel /usr/spool/lp/model/.
#
#     2. As root, stop spooler ("lpshut") and
#        run "lpadmin -muniplexLPmodel -v/dev/devicename -pprintername"
#        eg: lpadmin -muniplexLPmodel -v/dev/tty23 -pUNIPLEX
#
#     3. Restart spooler and configure UNIPLEX print interface to
#        a command such as: "| lp -s -dUNIPLEX"
# Note:
#     When printing against this model, you must supply text with CR/NL pairs
#     at the end of every text line. Normal UNIX text will not have this.
#     The UAP/unsupported/addcr filter can be used to do this.
#     eg: addcr my.file | lp -dUNIPLEX
#
# Usage: invoked by LPSCHED as:
#
#        lp/interface/printername id user title copies options file ...
#
# where: id       is request id returned to user by LP (unless -s flag)
#        user     is logname of user who made the request
#        title    is optional title specified by the user
#        copies   is number of copies requested. Note that the standard
#                 UNIPLEX print will leave this as 1. See under "file", below.
#        options  is optional list of printer-specific options
#                 Standard UNIPLEX interface will not set this
#        file     Path name(s) of file(s) to print
#                 Standard UNIPLEX interface will pass a complete print image
#                 file to LP. The image will contain all copies - either as
#                 replications of the text, or appropriate commands to make
#                 the printer hardware do any copies.
#
# Portability:
#          Will only run with UNIX system V and above shell and "stty"
#          Is built and tested for V.2 LP
#




# Ignore all LP arguments, except COPIES

copies=$4
shift; shift; shift; shift; shift
i=1

FF="`echo '\014\c'`"
ESC="`echo '\033\c'`"


# Find if TTY driver is in "raw" output mode ("-opost" reported by "stty -a")
# (note that LP should have connected our stderr to the TTY device, which
#  is why "stty", which expects its stdin to be connected to the TTY,
#  needs the shell "<&2" redirection trick)
# If it is "raw", we don't need to do anything special.
# If it isn't set TTY device into "raw" mode - to prevent any possibility
# of the TTY driver mapping NL to CR/NL (UPROP will always output CR/NL
# itself when needed) and make a note to restore it at end of job

OPOST=off
case "`stty -a <&2`" in
 *-opost*) ;;
  *opost*) OPOST=on; stty -opost <&2 ;;
esac

while [ $i -le $copies ]; do
   for file do
      cat "$file" 2>&1

#     After each file, echo a Form Feed if the last characters
#     in the file are not Form Feed, an ESC-e or ESC-E sequence
#     (common Laserjet page eject sequences) or ESC-c (canon flush)

      case "`tail -2c $file`" in
       "$ESC"[Eec]) ;;
            ?"$FF") ;;
                 *) echo "$FF\c";;
      esac
   done
   i=`expr $i + 1`
done

case "$OPOST" in
   on) # sleep 3 # Uncomment this sleep, if you fear that your UNIX
                 # isn't synchronizing the flushing of data from preceding
                 # CAT before/as STTY runs up 
       stty opost <&2
       ;;
esac

exit 0