# sub-check-non-spooling.test - check if this is a non-spooling printer
# include file for use with any test
# If this is a non-spooling printer, prompt the user to type p<Enter>
# when the previous job has completed, so that the next job can be 
# submitted.  Wait until the user types p<Enter> to proceed with test.
# Version 0.1
# Last revised by Xerox Corporation on 99-03-9 23:00 PST.

# Copyright (c) 1998, 1999 by Xerox Corporation. All rights reserved.
# User is granted the right to modify this file for use with
# the IPP Server Test Tool, as described in the file
# LICENSE-IppTest.txt.

# Input parameters:
#   NON-SPOOLING global symbol is defined only if this is a non-spooling printer
#
# Output parameters:
#   none.


# First test if the printer is idle.
# If it is, always can submit the next job, whether this printer is
# a spooling or non-spooling printer.  By putting this check in,
# the sub-check-non-spooling.test can be called on every create,
# even the first one in a script.  Always checking before any create,
# even the first, allows scripts to be batched together, since the first
# create in a subsequent batch file, is no longer the first.

Define Symbol getAttribute printer-state
Include sub-get-specified-printer-attribute.test
If [$printer-state: !idle]

# Printer is not idle, so check to see if can submit next job
# MyPrinterDefs.test has already set the symbols:
#   prompt-to-accept-next-job-1
#   prompt-to-accept-next-job-2
# whether your printer spools or not to do the following.
# But it is simpler to just test NON-SPOOLING and do Echo
# and Read here in one include file, instead of inline.
# NOTE:  This include file can start to be used without having to
# change older code that uses the above symbols

IfDef NON-SPOOLING
    Echo 'Type A<Enter> when your non-spooling device can         \
         '(A)ccept next job...'
    Read Symbol %tmp4 a | A
EndIf

EndIf