‎2006 Sep 04 2:54 PM
Hi Friends,
Anybody will tell me what is the difference b/w
write:/ sy-uline
and write:/P sy-uline.
‎2006 Sep 04 2:57 PM
write:/ sy-uline will print a horizontal
line from position 0 of the screen
while
and write:/P sy-uline.
will print it from position 'P'.
Regards
‎2006 Sep 04 2:58 PM
hi
<b>there is nothing like write:/p sy-uline.</b>
p stands for position from where you wanna start writing the horizontal line.
eg:
<b>write:/10 sy-uline.</b>
if u dont specify the positn then it will start from the 1st position....
Cheers,
Abdul Hakim
‎2006 Sep 04 3:01 PM
Hello,
ULINE.
- Writes a continuous underline in a new line.
ULINE AT pos.
Writes an underline, starting at position pos with a particular length.
The position and length specification can have three parts:
/ New line
p Output position (1-3 digit number or variable)
(l)Output length (1-3 digit number or variable)
You can omit any of these.
If the position and length specification pos contains only direct values and no variables, you can omit the introductory AT.
The statement ULINE AT 3(10).
corresponds to WRITE AT 3(10) SY-ULINE.
Regs,
Venkat Ramanan N