Concatenate with 'enter' on a variable

[Former Member]

Hello!

How can I concatenate text with 'enter' in a variable of text.

For example:

IF p_pais IS INITIAL.

CONCATENATE v_msg ' - v_1000' INTO v_msg.

ENDIF.

IF p_est IS INITIAL.

CONCATENATE v_msg ' - b_1000' INTO v_msg.

ENDIF.

MESSAGE i000(su) WITH v_msg.

I try that the result in a message.

- v_1000

- b_1000

not v_1000-b1000

thanks!

[Former Member]

Hello!

How can I concatenate text with 'enter' in a variable of text.

For example:

IF p_pais IS INITIAL.

CONCATENATE v_msg ' - v_1000' INTO v_msg.

ENDIF.

IF p_est IS INITIAL.

CONCATENATE v_msg ' - b_1000' INTO v_msg.

ENDIF.

MESSAGE i000(su) WITH v_msg.

I try that the result in a message.

- v_1000

- b_1000

not v_1000-b1000

thanks!

[Former Member]

You could try

concatenate v_msg '-v1000' cl_abap_char_utilities=>cr_lf into v_msg.

But I'm not sure that the message will be displayed as you want it

[Former Member]

Your code seems to work ok on 4.6c.

DATA:
  v_msg(132)   TYPE c.

PARAMETERS:
  p_pais AS CHECKBOX,
  p_est AS CHECKBOX.

START-OF-SELECTION.

  v_msg = 'Here''s the message '.

  IF p_pais IS INITIAL.
    CONCATENATE v_msg ' - v_1000' INTO v_msg.
  ENDIF.

  IF p_est IS INITIAL.
    CONCATENATE v_msg ' - b_1000' INTO v_msg.
  ENDIF.

  WRITE:/ v_msg.

And the output is

Here's the message - v_1000 - b_1000 

[Former Member]

Hai

Raphel barbros,

it is better to display messages in two different messges.because , u are checking two conditions. u are not assure that two conditions always true.

Solution:

IF p_pais IS INITIAL.

CONCATENATE v_msg ' - v_1000' INTO v_msg1.

ENDIF.

MESSAGE i000(su) WITH v_msg1.

IF p_est IS INITIAL.

CONCATENATE v_msg ' - b_1000' INTO v_msg2.

ENDIF.

new-line.

MESSAGE i000(su) WITH v_msg2.

U got the output like

- v_1000

- b_1000

if useful reward points.

thank you

G.V.K.Prasad