88Chapter 5 Positioning DataInterrupt FunctionWith the Interrupt function, a Graphics Pass may be interrupted at adesignated vertical distance from the top of the pass to allow another Pass tobegin printing at that location. The Interrupt command is not processed until aPass Terminator is received. Any Code V commands between the Interruptand the corresponding Pass Terminator will not be affected by the Interrupt.For example, in the Code V command sequence:^M0202000Interrupts^I043^M0101031Can Be^-^M0101000Confusing^-prints:The 0.2” x 0.2” characters Interrupts will print at the top of the pass. The 0.1” x0.1” characters Can Be will print 0.3” + 1 dot row from the top of the pass. The0.1” x 0.1” characters Confusing will print 0.4” + 3 dot rows from the top of theprevious pass since Confusing is justified relative to the location of theInterrupt.In contrast, in the Code V command sequence^M0202000Interrupts^I043^-^M0101031Can Be^_^M0101000Confusing^-prints:The 02” x 0.2” characters Interrupts will print at the top of the Pass. The 0.1” x0.1” characters Can Be will print 0.7” + 4 dot rows from the top of the previousPass since Can Be is justified relative to the location of the Interrupt (0.4” + 3dot rows below the top of the pass). The 0.1” x 0.1” characters Confusing willprint 0.8” + 4 dot rows from the top of the previous pass.The format for an Interrupt function is:Command ^IxxdArguments^I Indicates the Interrupt function.xx Increments of 0.1 inches from the top of theGraphics Pass down to where data is inserted. Therange is 00 to 99.d Additional distance in dot rows. The range is 0 to 9.NOTE: ^I000 prints out all of the interrupted passes.
