on 04-16-2008 3:13 PM
Hi,
I have a peculiar situation where, I am not able to see the command through which vertical line separators are coded in the script within the main window. Can any one help me find this...?
Regards,
Owais...
Did you try SYST-VLINE?
Regards,
Ravi Kanth Talagana
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Hi Ravi Kant,
What does this mean?
/E ITEM_YWERT
WH &rwerter-wert(10)&,,&vline&
/E ITEM_TAB
/: CASE &VARPOSR-YZEILE&
/: WHEN '0001'
/: DEFINE &TAB& = ',,'
/: WHEN '0002'
/: DEFINE &TAB& = ',,,,'
/: WHEN '0003'
/: DEFINE &TAB& = ',,,,,,'
/: WHEN '0004'
/: DEFINE &TAB& = ',,,,,,,,'
/: WHEN '0005'
/: DEFINE &TAB& = ',,,,,,,,,,'
/: WHEN '0006'
/: DEFINE &TAB& = ',,,,,,,,,,,,'
/: WHEN '0007'
/: DEFINE &TAB& = ',,,,,,,,,,,,,,'
/: WHEN OTHERS.
* Tab. not defined
/: ENDCASE
Here they are setting the number of tabs for printing
each pair of commas ',,' is one tab position
If you go to the definition pf the paragraph format you will see
the positions of at which each tab space happens
VARPOSR-YZEILE is the tab count
nased on this number they set the pairs of ',,'
Tab spaces are used for formatting so that text is separated by specified distances
it should be by the BOX command just check
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