How to insert a space into a string?

[Former Member]

Hello everyone,

I have a problem inserting a space into a string. It has to be between gs_ma-prename and gs_ma-name.

I don't want to use "SEPARATED BY SPACE" at the end, because that's not the layout I want and just ' ' doesn't work...

DATA lv_body TYPE string.

  CONCATENATE 'Bitte genehmigen.'
  CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES=>NEWLINE
  CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES=>NEWLINE
  'Mit freundlichen Grüßen'
  CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES=>NEWLINE
  CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES=>NEWLINE
  gs_ma-prename gs_ma-name
  INTO lv_body.

Thanks for help!

Best regards!

[former_member386202]

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[Former Member]

Hi,

thanks for your fast answer, but that doesn't work

Background of my questions is, that I want to have this string into an Outlook E-Mail body.

Regards!

[Former Member]

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[Former Member]

@subash

Thanks, but doesn't work, too

[Former Member]

Hi Patrick ,

To get a space between 2 strings without using 'Separted by Space' , you can use a delimeter where you can have the value 'SPACE' and use it in your concatenate statement .

Here's a sample code :

DATA :

w_name1 TYPE string ,

w_name2 TYPE string ,

w_name3 TYPE string ,

w_deli TYPE c .

w_deli = space .

w_name1 = 'SAP' .

w_name2 = 'ABAP' .

CONCATENATE w_name1 w_name2 INTO w_name3 SEPARATED BY w_deli .

Regards ,

Amuktha .

[matt]

>

> Hi Patrick ,
>   To get a space between 2 strings without using 'Separted by Space' , you can use a delimeter where you can have the value 'SPACE' and use it in your concatenate statement .
> 
> Here's a sample code :
>   
> 
> DATA :
>   w_name1 TYPE string ,
>   w_name2 TYPE string ,
>   w_name3 TYPE string ,
>   w_deli TYPE c .
> 
> w_deli = space .
> w_name1 = 'SAP' .
> w_name2 = 'ABAP' .
> 
> CONCATENATE w_name1 w_name2 INTO w_name3 SEPARATED BY w_deli .
> 
> Regards ,
>  Amuktha .

This is identical to SEPARATED BY space. The only difference is using a variable rather than a literal. So what's the point?

Please note, that all answers involving CONCATENATE a ' ' b INTO c or variants along these lines have been rejected, because THEY DON'T WORK. Please take the time to test your suggestions before posting.

matt

[Former Member]

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[Former Member]

Still no result...maybe it has something to do with Outlook...

[matt]

Patrick - what layout do you want?

If it's what I think you want, you have to do it in two steps:

DATA lv_body TYPE string.
 
CONCATENATE gs_ma-prename gs_ma-name INTO  lv_body SEPARATED BY space.
CONCATENATE 'Bitte genehmigen.' 
    CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES=>NEWLINE
    CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES=>NEWLINE
    'Mit freundlichen Grüßen'
    CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES=>NEWLINE
    CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES=>NEWLINE
    lv_body
  INTO lv_body.

This will give you Bitte genehmigen##Mit freundlichen Grüßen##firstname@lastname where # is newline and @ is space.

matt

Edited by: Matt on Feb 4, 2009 10:07 AM

[former_member222860]

Hi Patrick,

Here's the logic:

data: v_str type string.

concatenate 'mahesh' '&' 'reddy' into v_str.
replace '&' WITH SPACE INTO v_str.

write:/ v_str.

output:   mahesh reddy

cheers\

Mahesh

Edited by: Mahesh Reddy on Feb 4, 2009 9:56 AM

[Former Member]

try this

DATA lv_body TYPE string.

CONCATENATE 'Bitte genehmigen' ' = ' space INTO lv_body SEPARATED BY space.

CONCATENATE lv_body 'x' INTO lv_body .

write: lv_body.

[Former Member]

hi,

you need to use ALT+255 instead of space.

check this similar thread

thanks

[Former Member]

Mahesh Reddy solved the problem

Thanks to everybody who tried to help!

Best regards!

[Former Member]

yes patrick, ALT+255 works, as rimpa said....

[Sergiu]

Simplest way:

CONCATENATE {dobj1 dobj2 ...}

            INTO result

            [RESPECTING BLANKS].

[kakshat]

Try this...

lv_result = gs_ma-prename && space && gs_ma-name

[Former Member]

I understand that this is a very old thread. For what it's worth, the following is the correct way of adding a space to a string. Hopefully it'll provide someone with the answer they're looking for in the future.

CONCATENATIVE 'my string' ` ` 'second string after space' INTO lv_whatever_variable.

Use ` ` (not ' ') to have ABAP interpret it as an actual space.

[anupkumar_kalathil]

Thanks for teh suggestion