put a variable inside another variable in sapscript form

[Former Member]

Hi,

I assume that the question is a little bit confusing, but what I want to do is very simple, suppose that I list an internal table (t_int) into a form. To show the fields I write things like this:

&t_int-kunnr&

and if I need to determine the width of the column, a way of doing this is:

&t_int-kunnr(10)&

but, what if I need a variable width that it is determined in the control program with a variable, suppose something like:

&t_int-kunnr(&width&)&

but this doesn't work, so my question is, how can I put a variable inside another variable in a sapscript form?

thanks in advance

[Former Member]

hi,

try this

&t_int-kunnr&+0(&width&)

i'm not sure.

sasi

[Former Member]

thanks it solves perfectly the problem,

but I have a problem when I try to give you the points of the forum,

thanks again,

[Former Member]

I'm sorry but I think I've spoken too quick, it seems that the solution of sasikumar doesn't work properly.

any other ideas?, thanks again

[Former Member]

Why do you want to put one variable into another in the sapscript. Make all your changes in program in one variable i.e. to be used in SAPSCRIPT. Say

wa_kunnr = t_int-kunnr.

clear t_int-kunnr.

t_int-kunnr = wa_kunnr(8) .

<Shift left right etc>

Later in SAPSCRIPT simply use &t_int-kunnr(10)&

Hope this helps. If not give exact scenario.

Cheers

[Former Member]

that's a good idea, but what I'm looking for is a way of set the width of the columns from the control program instead of <i>hardcoding</i> it in the form.

[Former Member]

There is no way of not hardcoding in sapscript.

You can use like t_int-numc to pass the length of the output .

In SAPSCRIPT you can use

/: CASE &t_int_numc&

/: WHEN 10

• &t_int-kunnr(10)&

/: WHEN 8

• &T_INT-KUNNR(8)&

/: ENDCASE.

Or you can achieve by creating different text elements and calling these elements conditionally.

/E TEXT10

• &t_int-kunnr(10)&

/E TEXT8

• &T_INT-KUNNR(8)&

However there is no way you can define the output length of a field dynamically.

Cheers.