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//
// PPD file compiler test data file for CUPS.
//
// Copyright © 2007-2011 by Apple Inc.
// Copyright © 1997-2003 by Easy Software Products.
//
// Licensed under Apache License v2.0.  See the file "LICENSE" for more
// information.
//

/*
 * C-style comments are supported.
 */

//
// C++-style comments are supported.
//

//
// Include the common media size definitions...
//
// #include directives support both <name> to include a standard file
// and "name" or just name without the quotes for a local file.  Local
// files resolve relative to the current file's path.  Unlike C/C++,
// #include <name> does not look in multiple directories, and
// #include "name" does not look in the standard directory.
//

#include <media.defs>


//
// Include the CUPS raster definitions...
//

#include <raster.defs>


//
// Include the standard CUPS fonts...
//

#include <font.defs>


//
// Define variables using the #define directive.  In this case we
// are defining constants for the model number, which is used by
// our imaginary rastertofoo filter to determine which model-specific
// features to use/support.
//

#define MODEL_BW	0
#define MODEL_COLOR	1

#define MODEL_LASER	0
#define MODEL_PHOTO	2


//
// Media sizes are defined using the #media directive.  The order of
// values is: size name/text, width, length.
//
// "Size name" is an alphanumeric string of up to 40 characters as
// defined by the Adobe PPD specification.
//
// "Size text" is a text string of up to 80 characters as defined by
// the Adobe PPD specification.
//
// "Width" and "length" are the width and length of the media size.
// Numbers by themselves represent points (72 points = 1 inch).  The
// suffixes "cm", "ft", "in", "m", "mm", and "pt" are recognized to
// specify centimeters, feet, inches, meters, millimeters, and points,
// respectively.
//

#media "FooLetter/Foo Letter" 8in 10in
#media "FooPhoto/Foo Photo" 200mm 300mm


//
// Message catalogs can be included using #po...
//

#po fr foo-fr.po


//
// Specify that the drivers use all of the standard base fonts...
//

Font *


//
// All copyright lines are put at the top of the PPD file in order
// of their appearance.  Copyright text can span multiple lines and
// will be properly included in the PPD file with comment prefixes
// on each line.
//
// First an MIT-style copyright/license notice...
//

Copyright "Copyright 2007 by Foo Industries."
Copyright "
Permission is granted for redistribution of this file as long as
this copyright notice is intact and the contents of the file are
not altered in any way from their original form.

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person
obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation
files (the \"Software\"), to deal in the Software without
restriction, including without limitation the rights to use,
copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or
sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the
Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following
conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED \"AS IS\", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES
OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND
NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT
HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY,
WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING
FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR
OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
"

//
// Then a GPL notice...
//

Copyright "Copyright 2007 by Foo Industries."
Copyright "
This software is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of
the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This software is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public
License along with this software; if not, write to the Free
Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston,
MA 02111 USA
"


//
// All printer drivers must define the manufacturer, model, PC
// filename, and version strings; since this test file contains
// drivers for an imaginary manufacturer "Foo", all of the drivers
// listed in this file share common manufacturer and version
// strings.
//

Manufacturer "Foo"
Version 1.0


//
// Printer drivers can access driver-specific attributes in a PPD
// file; these attributes are specified using lines of the form:
//
//     Attribute name selector value
//
// "Name" is the name of the attribute and should start with either
// the "cups" prefix or the name of the vendor, e.g. "hpFoo",
// "epsonBar", etc.  The name can be any alphanumeric character (a-z,
// A-Z, and 0-9) and cannot be a common prefix of another attribute,
// e.g. "fooLines" and "fooLinesPerInch" cannot be in the same file.
//
// "Selector" is a selector string containing any characters except
// colon (:).  Typically this will be one or more keywords separated
// by the forward slash (/), however the empty string ("") can be used
// to omit the selector.
//
// "Value" is a quoted value string that can contain any printable
// characters except the double quote (").  Hexadecimal numbers
// inside angle brackets (<xx>) can be used to substitute escape
// codes and other special characters.
//

Attribute fooOutputFormat "" "PCL"
Attribute fooPJL Begin "<1B>%-12345X@PJL<0D0A>"
Attribute fooPJL Enter/PCL "@PJL ENTER LANGUAGE=PCL<0D0A>"
Attribute fooPJL End "<1B>%-12345X@PJL END JOB<0D0A>"

//
// Most printer drivers use filters; exceptions include PostScript
// printers and PPD files for software RIPs.
//
// The format is:
//
//     Filter mime-type cost program
//
// The "mime-type" field defines the MIME type that the filter program
// accepts; for CUPS raster printer drivers, this will be
// "application/vnd.cups-raster".
//
// The "cost" field defines the relative cost of the filter in terms of
// both CPU and memory usage, and is used to limit the number of
// simultaneous jobs in some configurations.  Most raster filters should
// have a cost of 100, unless the filter does no dithering - then a cost
// of 33 is more appropriate.
//
// The "program" field defined the filter program to run; use the null
// filter "-" to define a MIME type that the printer accepts directly.
// If no path information is provided, then the program will be run
// from the standard CUPS filter directory, usually
// /usr/lib/cups/filter.
//
// When compiling PPD files for PostScript capable devices that use
// additional filters, add a null filter for the MIME type
// "application/vnd.cups-postscript" so that printer commands, user
// job filters, and page markings can be added to the PostScript
// output that is sent to the printer.
//

Filter application/vnd.cups-raster 100 rastertofoo


//
// Attributes are included thusly...
//

Attribute cupsIPPReason "com.foo-serious-error/A Serious Error" "http://foo.com/serious.html"


//
// Curley braces are used for grouping common data and for isolating
// individual printer models.  All data values are inherited *except*
// for the PCFilename and ModelName strings.
//

{
  //
  // Define two printer drivers that support only the FooLetter and
  // FooPhoto media size.  One is color, the other is black-and-white.
  //
  // Both printers share two MediaSize definitions; the name listed
  // after the MediaSize keyword must be one of the Adobe standard
  // names listed in the PPD specification or any named size defined
  // using the #media directive.
  //
  // Default options are indicated by placing an asterisk (*) before
  // the keyword.
  //
  // For custom size and margin specification, see the next group of
  // printer drivers.
  //

  MediaSize FooLetter
  *MediaSize FooPhoto


  //
  // These imaginary printers support printing at 300, 600x300,
  // and 600 DPI.  We'll use the old-style Resolution convenience
  // keyword which accepts the following parameters: colorspace/
  // order, bits-per-color, row count, row feed, row step, and
  // name/text.
  //
  // The name must be of the form NNNsuffix or NNNxMMMsuffix,
  // where NNN and MMM represent the X and Y resolution in dots
  // per inch.
  //

  Resolution - 8 0 0 0 "300dpi/300 DPI"
  Resolution - 8 0 0 0 "600x300dpi/600 x 300 DPI"
  *Resolution - 8 0 0 0 "600dpi/600 DPI"


  //
  // One printer is grayscale only, and the other does grayscale
  // and color.  Define the grayscale color model for both printers
  // using the old-style ColorModel convenience keyword which
  // accepts the name/text, colorspace, color order, and compression
  // parameters.
  //

  ColorModel	Gray/Grayscale w chunked 0


  {
    //
    // The first sub-group contains the grayscale printer, which
    // only needs the model name, PC filename, and model number
    // values set...
    //
    // The ModelName keyword defines the string that is shown to
    // the user.
    //

    ModelName "Mono Photo Printer"


    //
    // The ModelNumber keyword defines the cupsModelNumber
    // attribute value.  We use the "(name name)" notation
    // to perform a bitwise OR of the #define'd constants.
    //

    ModelNumber ($MODEL_BW $MODEL_PHOTO)


    //
    // The PCFileName keyword defines the filename of the PPD
    // file and should be 8 characters or less + the .ppd
    // extension.
    //

    PCFileName "foogphot.ppd"
  }


  {
    //
    // The second sub-group contains the color printer, which
    // needs another ColorModel definition along with the model
    // name, PC filename, and model number values.  For fun, we'll
    // add some input slots (paper trays) as well.
    //
    // The ModelName keyword defines the string that is shown to
    // the user.
    //

    ModelName "Color Photo Printer"


    //
    // The ModelNumber keyword defines the cupsModelNumber
    // attribute value.  We use the "(name name)" notation
    // to perform a bitwise OR of the #define'd constants.
    //

    ModelNumber ($MODEL_COLOR $MODEL_PHOTO)


    //
    // The PCFileName keyword defines the filename of the PPD
    // file and should be 8 characters or less + the .ppd
    // extension.
    //

    PCFileName "foocphot.ppd"


    //
    // This printer does color printing, too, so add it and make
    // RGB the default...
    //

    ColorDevice Yes

    *ColorModel	RGB/Color rgb chunked 0


    //
    // The old-style InputSlot keyword accepts tray definitions
    // of the form:
    //
    //    InputSlot position name/text
    //

    InputSlot 0 "Upper/Main Paper Tray"
    InputSlot 1 "LargeCapacity/Large Paper Tray"
  }
}


{
  //
  // Define two printer drivers that support two typical laser
  // printers with custom page sizes.  One is color, the other is
  // black-and-white.
  //
  // Both printers share several MediaSize definitions and support
  // custom page sizes from 3x5 to 13x19 inches.
  //
  // All US media sizes use hardware margins of 0.25 inches on the sides
  // and 12 points (1/6th inch) at the top and bottom.  European sizes
  // and custom sizes use margins of 12 points all around.
  //
  // The order of the HWMargins numbers are left, bottom, right, and top.
  // The current HWMargins values are used when defining each media size.
  // The last HWMargins values are used for custom page size margins.
  //

  HWMargins 0.25in 12pt 0.25in 12pt

  *MediaSize Letter
  MediaSize Legal
  MediaSize Tabloid
  MediaSize TabloidExtra

  HWMargins 12pt 12pt 12pt 12pt
  MediaSize A4
  MediaSize A3

  //
  // Specify that custom/variable paper sizes are supported, and the
  // range of sizes that are supported...
  //

  VariablePaperSize Yes
  MinSize 3in 5in
  MaxSize 13in 19in


  //
  // These imaginary printers support printing at 600 and 1200 DPI.
  // We'll use the new Option and Choice keywords to define the
  // Resolution options...
  //
  // Option option-name option-text option-type
  // Choice choice-name choice-text code
  //
  // "Option-type" is the type of option: boolean, pickone, or pickmany.
  //

  Option Resolution PickOne AnySetup 10
  Choice "600dpi/600 DPI" "<</HWResolution[600 600]/cupsBitsPerColor 8>>setpagedevice"
  Choice "1200dpi/1200 DPI" "<</HWResolution[1200 1200]/cupsBitsPerColor 8>>setpagedevice"


  //
  // One printer is grayscale only, and the other does grayscale
  // and color.  Define the grayscale color model for both printers
  // using the new Option and Choice keywords.
  //

  Option "ColorModel/Color Mode" PickOne AnySetup 10
  Choice Gray/Grayscale "<</cupsColorSpace $CUPS_CSPACE_W>>setpagedevice"


  //
  // Both printers provide two paper trays, which we'll define using
  // the new Option and Choice keywords...
  //

  Option "InputSlot/Input Slot" PickOne AnySetup 10
  Choice "Upper/Main Paper Tray" "<</MediaPosition 0>>setpagedevice"
  Choice "LargeCapacity/Large Paper Tray" "<</MediaPosition 1>>setpagedevice"


  //
  // Both printers support duplexing...
  //
  // The Duplex keyword accepts values of "none" (no duplexing capability),
  // "normal" (standard duplexing capability), and "flip" (auto-duplex that
  // requires the back side to be flipped by the RIP...)
  //

  Duplex normal


  {
    //
    // The first sub-group contains the grayscale printer, which
    // only needs the model name, PC filename, and model number
    // values set...
    //
    // The ModelName keyword defines the string that is shown to
    // the user.
    //

    ModelName "Mono Laser Printer"


    //
    // The ModelNumber keyword defines the cupsModelNumber
    // attribute value.  We use the "(name name)" notation
    // to perform a bitwise OR of the #define'd constants.
    //

    ModelNumber ($MODEL_BW $MODEL_LASER)


    //
    // The PCFileName keyword defines the filename of the PPD
    // file and should be 8 characters or less + the .ppd
    // extension.
    //

    PCFileName "fooglasr.ppd"
  }


  {
    //
    // The second sub-group contains the color printer, which
    // needs another ColorModel definition along with the model
    // name, PC filename, and model number values.
    //
    // The ModelName keyword defines the string that is shown to
    // the user.
    //

    ModelName "Color Laser Printer"


    //
    // The ModelNumber keyword defines the cupsModelNumber
    // attribute value.  We use the "(name name)" notation
    // to perform a bitwise OR of the #define'd constants.
    //

    ModelNumber ($MODEL_COLOR $MODEL_LASER)


    //
    // The PCFileName keyword defines the filename of the PPD
    // file and should be 8 characters or less + the .ppd
    // extension.
    //

    PCFileName "fooclasr.ppd"


    //
    // This printer does color printing, too, so add it and make
    // RGB the default...
    //

    ColorDevice Yes

    Option "ColorModel/Color Mode" PickOne AnySetup 10
    *Choice RGB/Color "<</cupsColorSpace $CUPS_CSPACE_RGB>>setpagedevice"
  }
}