SAP SCRIPT COMMANDS

Question

Hi All,
Please any one Elaborate various command prompts and its functionality in SE71 Editor. Like /E for text element.  ASAP.
Thanks in Advance.

Answer 1

Hi,
Tag column
The tag column contains format keys which define the output formatting of the text or initiate control commands.
A format key defines the beginning of a new paragraph and its formatting. All text lines directly after it which have blanks in this field belong to this paragraph. These lines are handled as continuous text lines and are always formatted by the SAPscript editor so that as many words as possible fit into an editor line. Blanks between words are taken into account. The editor formatting is not the same as the output formatting.
The output formatting of a text is not visible until the text is output to a printer or displayed on the screen. Here, the format definitions of the paragraph format are evaluated.
The format keys possible and their respective meanings are defined in styles or forms. If a style or form is assigned to a text module you can use the paragraph formats defined there to format your text. Format keys which can be defined by the user can consist of one or two characters. Only the letters A to Z and the numbers 0 to 9 are allowed. The paragraph format must always begin with a letter. If a format key is not contained in the assigned style or form, the default paragraph defined there is used instead.
Some format keys are defined by SAPscript. They have a predefined meaning and can be used in all texts:
Default paragraph
The format definitions which are specified for the paragraph defined in the assigned style or form as the default paragraph are used for the output formatting of the paragraph involved.
/ New line
The subsequent text is written to a new line during output formatting. The formatting attributes of the last paragraph format are retained.
/: SAPscript control command
The characters contained in the actual text line are not output as text but are regarded as a control command. They are not interpreted or executed until output formatting of the text. Control commands must always fit into a line fully. Subsequent lines are not allowed.
/* Comment line
This line is not taken into account during output formatting of the text.
= Extended line
This line is not subject to the line formatting in the SAPscript editor. The text contained in this line is appended directly to the character of the preceding text line which was output last. If this is not required, there must be at least one blank at the beginning of the extended line.
/= Like extended line
But the subsequent text is placed in a new line during output formatting.
( Raw line
The subsequent editor line is not interpreted by the SAPscript composer during output formatting. This means that character formats, symbols, tab characters, masking characters, or hypertext links which may be contained in this line are not evaluated and are therefore passed unchanged to the output device. The text contained in this line is also appended directly to the character of the preceding text line which was output last. If this is not required, there must be at least one blank at the beginning of the extended line.
/( Like raw line
But the subsequent text is placed in a new line during output formatting.
>x Fixed line
The line is not ready for input in the SAPscript editor. It can also not be deleted or separated. You can only create fixed lines with a program . You can therefore give a text a fixed structure, for example, which cannot be changed by the user.
You can use any number or letter for the 'x'. You can therefore separate different sub-headings, for example. If several fixed lines occur consecutively with the same indicator, they are regarded as a unit by the SAPscript editor. It is not possible to insert anything between these lines in the editor.
In the case of fixed lines, SAPscript print formatting interprets the first two characters of the line as a paragraph format for formatting. You therefore need to enter the required paragraph format or blank here.
Rgds,
P.Naganjana Reddy