Running a Script in Print Rules
You can specify a command that executes when a print rule is run using the substitution
values shown in the
Print rules substitution variablestable.
Print rules substitution variables
Substitution variable | Meaning |
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%i | The name of the input file. |
%o | The name of the file in which to store the output. |
%j | The name of the original print file, minus the path (from the document-file-name attribute).
Note: This should only be used to construct another name, such as a temporary file.
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%n | The name of the original print file, minus the path and minus the extension (from
the document-file-name attribute).
Note: This should only be used to construct another name, such as a temporary file.
|
%d | A text string that represents the document format of the input file.
Note: You can also acquire document format through the %%Ddocument-format substitution value.
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%p | The value of the document's destination-pass-through attribute. |
%s | The document-sequence-number for the document. |
%t | The value of the document's other-transform-options attribute. |