ABAP String Opration

[Former Member]

HI ,

I have a String(lenth40) = 'ABCDEFGH'

and i want to split it like this AB,CD,EF,GH.

any clue.

please help.

regards,

Sanjeev

[Former Member]

Hi Sanjeev,

Create 5 variables of your required data type.

Use offset and keep 4 alphabets in each variable like +0(4).

Use concatenate statement and separate it by using Comma (,).

Manas M.

[Former Member]

Hello

Use FM RKD_WORD_WRAP for this with OUTPUTLEN = 2

[former_member809313]

HI ,

ithe len. is 40 char and cant create so many variable..

any thing else we can do with it ?

thanks

sanjeev

[Former Member]

Hello

You do not need create variables.

This FM return table OUT_LINES.

Just loop on this table and concatenate values into your string separated by comma.

[former_member809313]

Thanks. solved

[Former Member]

Hello

Bartosz Bijak has rendered you help.

[Former Member]

Hi

split the string ,store it in different variables and then concatenate all the variables with "," and store it in a variable.

Thanks

Subha

[Former Member]

Hi

Check below blogs for details.

Also in this case you need to split String manuallly as there is no seperater attached to it.

Regards

GAurav

[vinod_vemuru2]

Hi,

Below is the logic.

TYPES: BEGIN OF t_tab,
        val(2) TYPE c,
       END OF t_tab.

DATA: l_off TYPE i ,
      l_len TYPE i,
      l_string TYPE string,
      itab TYPE TABLE OF t_tab,
      wa TYPE t_tab.

l_string = 'ABCDEFGHIJK'.

l_len = strlen( l_string ).

DO.
  IF l_len GT 2.
    MOVE l_string+l_off(2) TO wa-val.
    APPEND wa TO itab.
    ADD 2 TO l_off.
    l_len = l_len - 2.
  ELSE.
    MOVE l_string+l_off(1) TO wa-val.
    APPEND wa TO itab.
    EXIT.
  ENDIF.
ENDDO.

itab has the required data. If you want it to variables then you have to use those many variables instead of itab..

Thanks,

Vinod.

[Former Member]

Hi

You can use FM RKD_WORD_WRAP and then concatenate the spiltted variables.

Example -

Import parameters Value

TEXTLINE ABCDEFGH

DELIMITER ,

OUTPUTLEN 2

Export parameters Value

OUT_LINE1 AB

OUT_LINE2 CD

OUT_LINE3 EF

Tables Value

OUT_LINES 0 Entries

Result: 4 Entries

[Former Member]

Hi, try this:

DATA: text(40) VALUE 'ABCDEFGH',
      tab TYPE trtexts.


CALL FUNCTION 'TR_SPLIT_TEXT'
  EXPORTING
    iv_text  = text
    iv_len   = 2
  IMPORTING
    et_lines = tab.

Then LOOP AT tab and get the elements.

Cheers,

Bart