Regarding Paragraph formats

[Former Member]

what r these

1.( raw line.

2./ line feed.

3./= line feed & extended line.

4./( line feed & extended line.

do iin the sapscripts.

rgrds.

[former_member624107 · Accepted solution]

Hi..

( Raw line

The subsequent editor line is not interpreted by the SAPscript

composer during output formatting. This means that character

formats, symbols, tab characters, masking characters, or

hypertext links which may be contained in this line are not

evaluated and are therefore passed unchanged to the output

device. The text contained in this line is also appended

directly to the character of the preceding text line which was

output last. If this is not required, there must be at least one

blank at the beginning of the extended line.

= Extended line

This line is not subject to the line formatting in the SAPscript

editor. The text contained in this line is appended directly to

the character of the preceding text line which was output last.

If this is not required, there must be at least one blank at the

beginning of the extended line.

/= Like extended line

But the subsequent text is placed in a new line during output

formatting.

/ New line

The subsequent text is written to a new line during output

formatting. The formatting attributes of the last paragraph

format are retained.

/( Like raw line But the subsequent text is placed in a new line during output

formatting.

[Former Member]

Hi,

( raw line - The SAPscript composer does not interpret the subsequent line when formatting the text for output. This means that any character formats, variables, tabs, mask characters, or hypertext links contained in this line are not evaluated and reach the output device unchanged. In addition, the text in this line is directly appended to the last character of the previous text line. If you want some space in the output between the first and the second line, you must start the raw line with at least one blank.

/ line feed - For output formatting, the subsequent text appears on a new line. The formatting specifications of the last paragraph format apply.

/= line feed & extended line - This line is treated just as = (long line), but when formatting for output, the subsequent text appears in a new line.

/( raw line with line feed - This line is treated just as ( (raw line), but when formatting for output, the subsequent text appears on a new line.