[saphelp] Re: Calling text element within a text element. Is it possible?

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  • Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 11:39:20 +0200

FYI.

There's a very good sapscript tutorial on my totally outdated website
www.sapstuff.cjb.net

check it out.

On Thu, 19 Jun 2003 17:06:17 +0800  (saphelp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote:

>
>
>Well I've thought about that too.
>
>I just thought of separating each form segments into elements because
I
>need to print multiple pages. When the element is called by the print
>program, I need to make a way to print as many pages as needed basing
on
>some computations. So what I thought was that in element A, I will
call a
>subroutine and in that subroutine there will be a loop. Inside that
loop
>the necessary elemnts will be called(elements 1,2,3 or 4).
>
>Since I cannot do this, and since there is no loop or do statements
in
>SAPscript, I guess am bound to request my US counterparts(or perhaps
the
>client) to allow me to make my own print program for this.
>
>I am just new to this field and this is the first time I'm working on
>SAPscript. I never had formal training in ABAP and SAPscript.  It's
like
>groping in the dark!!!
>
>Oh well... I'll survive... =)
>
>
>
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Re: Calling text element within a text element. Is it possible?
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>              06/19/2003 04:40 PM
>              Please respond to saphelp
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>
>
>Hmmm...
>Sounds tricky Rommel.
>
>Why use elements at all.???
>Just perfom a routine and do your calculations pass them back to the
>form and then have an if in your form to print what you want where???
>
>/: if w_value = 'X'.
>* ,,,,print stuff here.
>/: elseif if w_value = 'Y'.
>*
>*
>* ,,,,,,Print stuff over here instead.
>/: ENDIF.
>
>or uses a case statement.
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>
>
>On Thu, 19 Jun 2003 16:24:24 +0800  (saphelp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote:
>
>>
>>
>>Hi there,
>>
>>Thanks for the reply.
>>
>>I was supposed to do a layout set whose print program I could not
>modify.
>>Therefore, I am confined to the one element and the one window the
>standard
>>print program is calling. The form is supposed to have four
sections,
>each
>>appearing depending on some conditions. I was thinking that within
>the
>>element, I'll call a subroutine which will contain all the select
>>statements and all the computations I need. Then basing on the
>>computations, I will print the necessary sections of the form thru
>>elements.
>>
>>It's like defining five elements. The element the print program is
>calling
>>is element A. Then within element A, I will call element 1, element
>2,
>>element 3, or element 4 depending on necessity.
>>
>>
>>___________________________________
>>|               |                 |
>>|               |                 |
>>|               |                 |
>>|       1       |        2        |
>>|               |                 |
>>|               |                 |
>>|               |                 |
>>|               |                 |
>>|______________ |_________________|
>>|               |                 |
>>|               |                 |
>>|               |                 |
>>|       3       |        4        |
>>|               |                 |
>>|               |                 |
>>|               |                 |
>>|               |                 |
>>|______________ |_________________|
>>
>>
>>I have tried doing this but it seems that it's really not possible.
>>
>>
>>Thank you very much.
>>
>>Have a great day! =)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>>              06/19/2003 03:58 PM
>>              Please respond to saphelp
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Just a quick question Rommel.
>>
>>Why would you want to do this?
>>
>>>>Nope, I don't think so. It would have to be a sub-element which
>>>>sapscript doesn't have, other scripting languages use sub-elements
>>>>though. Which module are you printing from? If it's in EH&S then
>use
>>>>WWI.
>>
>>------
>>>>Hi everyone.
>>>>
>>>>I just came across your discussions thru a search engine as I was
>>>>looking for a venue to ask for some help regarding Sapscript. I
was
>>>>wondering if maybe I could seek help from you guys.
>>>>
>>>>I would want to know if it is possible to call a text element
>within
>>>a
>>>>text element. Thanks a lot.
>>>>
>>>>Regards,
>>>>Rommel
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