creating buttons at runtime.

Former Member — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 11:05:09 GMT

Hi Gurus,

I am trying to create buttons at runtime, is there any method to create the buttons without using module pool programming. Also further i will be adding some functionality to the buttons.

Re: creating buttons at runtime.

Former Member — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 11:12:11 GMT

Check The following test code

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selection-screen pushbutton (4) icon1 user-command uc_icon1."1x1
selection-screen pushbutton (4) icon2 user-command uc_icon2."2x1
selection-screen pushbutton (4) icon3 user-command uc_icon3."3x1
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selection-screen pushbutton (4) icon4 user-command uc_icon4."1x2
selection-screen pushbutton (4) icon5 user-command uc_icon5."2x2
selection-screen pushbutton (4) icon6 user-command uc_icon6."3x2
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selection-screen pushbutton (4) icon7 user-command uc_icon7."1x3
selection-screen pushbutton (4) icon8 user-command uc_icon8."2x3
selection-screen pushbutton (4) icon9 user-command uc_icon9."3x3
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selection-screen pushbutton (12) restart user-command uc_restart.
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**----------------------------------------------------------------------*
**                        AT SELECTION-SCREEN                           *
**----------------------------------------------------------------------*
AT SELECTION-SCREEN.
  CASE sy-ucomm.
    WHEN 'UC_ICON1'.
      PERFORM push_button USING icon1.
    WHEN 'UC_ICON2'.
      PERFORM push_button USING icon2.
    WHEN 'UC_ICON3'.
      PERFORM push_button USING icon3.
    WHEN 'UC_ICON4'.
      PERFORM push_button USING icon4.
    WHEN 'UC_ICON5'.
      PERFORM push_button USING icon5.
    WHEN 'UC_ICON6'.
      PERFORM push_button USING icon6.
    WHEN 'UC_ICON7'.
      PERFORM push_button USING icon7.
    WHEN 'UC_ICON8'.
      PERFORM push_button USING icon8.
    WHEN 'UC_ICON9'.
      PERFORM push_button USING icon9.

**----------------------------------------------------------------------*
**                         INITIALIZATION                               *
**----------------------------------------------------------------------*
INITIALIZATION.
  PERFORM clear_buttons.

FORM clear_buttons .
  icon1 = '@5F@' .
  icon2 = '@5F@' .
  icon3 = '@5F@' .
  icon4 = '@5F@' .
  icon5 = '@5F@' .
  icon6 = '@5F@' .
  icon7 = '@5F@' .
  icon8 = '@5F@' .
  icon9 = '@5F@' .

  restart = 'Restart'.
ENDFORM." clear_buttons

FORM push_button USING p_icon.
* Exit if button pushed.
  IF p_icon <> '@5F@'.
    EXIT.
  ENDIF.

* Change icon.
  IF v_turn IS INITIAL.
    p_icon = '@7C@'.
    v_turn = 'X'.
  ELSE.
    p_icon = '@C9@'.
    CLEAR v_turn.
  ENDIF.
endform.

Edited by: tahir naqqash on Feb 23, 2009 4:16 PM

Re: creating buttons at runtime.

Former Member — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 11:41:37 GMT

i am getting an error that Relational operator "'@5F@'" is not supported even after creating texts.

Re: creating buttons at runtime.

Former Member — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 11:51:34 GMT

The relational error appears because there's a missing equal sign.

where it says

IF p_icon '@5F@'.

it should say

IF p_icon = '@5F@'.

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