Why create a variable vspc rather than using the (char(160)) value in your SFIL?
I understand it is easier to test various values. Is there any other reason?
Randy Peterson.
PS. It's nice to know there is a (CHAR(160)) hard space. The result is similar
to using a font that is not proportional
Bruce,
Thank you for the suggestion. char(160) works like a charm
and does not get truncated. I will try this when I upload
files next time. Hopefully the extended ASCII blank space is
accepted. If there are any problems, I'll seek furth
James: Try using the "hard space" character in place of the ASCII "soft
space":
clear all var
set var vSpc TEXT= (char(160))
set var vfiletext= ('test'+ format(.#date,'_MMDD')+ '.txt')
SET VAR vline01 TEXT= (SFIL(.vSpc,50))
SET VAR vline02 TEXT= (SFIL(.vSpc,50))
SET
I'm trying to
generate a text file shaped like a rectangle, where each
row is of equal length and includes blank spaces. My aim
is to create a rectangle that consists of 3 rows, each
with 50 columns. Howe
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