Reading Standard Texts

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I am using the FM READ_TEXT to read the standard text, but it also reads the tags Character formats alongwith the text as

<B1> Header Text </>

Is there any FM which can be used to read the text without the formats <B1>..</>,

<RX> ...</> etc.

Else how to achieve it?

Apreciate your ideas.

Regards,

Stock

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I am using the FM READ_TEXT to read the standard text, but it also reads the tags Character formats alongwith the text as

<B1> Header Text </>

Is there any FM which can be used to read the text without the formats <B1>..</>,

<RX> ...</> etc.

Else how to achieve it?

Apreciate your ideas.

Regards,

Stock

[Former Member]

Hi,

Change the editor(without having lines) while maintaining the standard text, you will not face this problem.

If you are not able to change it now then offset the text ex: text+1(100)

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Satish

Message was edited by:

Satish Panakala

[Former Member]

Hi Satish,

I am using the FM Read_Text in a report toi read the contents of the standard text.So changing it to line editor does nt help and read the formats as well.

Any other way?

Regards,

Stock

[Former Member]

Stock,

Then after reading the text, before populating to the final internal table elimate first character by doing offset ex: tdline+1(100).

Hope your prob will get resolved.

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Satish

[Former Member]

oh well you could od some string operations to eliminate those character formats by hand line by line out of your text.

useful Statements: FIND, SEARCH.

find '<' in lv_tdline.

this will set sy-fdpos. in sy-fdpos you will find the number of characters from the left in which you '<' was found.

the rest is just a little brainwork and offset handling

[Former Member]

Message was edited by:

Rajesh