| COLFMT |
Columnar text formatter.
Usage:
D COLFMT^PXRMTEXT(FMTSTR,TEXTSTR,PC,.NL,.OUTPUT)
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
FMTSTR |
Input |
Format string - ^ separated string for each column in
the output. 35R2 defines a right justified column 35 characters wide with 2
blank spaces following. Columns can be centered (C) left justified (L) or
right justified (R).
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TEXTSTR |
Input |
Text string to be formatted, text for each column is
separated by "^".
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PC |
Input |
The pad character. If the number of characters for a
column in TEXTSTR does not fill the full width of the column this is the
character used to "pad" the text so it fills the column. Typically, this
character is space: ASCII 32.
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NL |
Output |
The number of lines of formatted output.
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OUTPUT |
Output |
An array containing the columnar formatted output
text.
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FORMATS |
Format a single line of text.
Usage:
D FORMATS^PXRMTEXT(LM,RM,TEXTLINE,.NOUT,.TEXTOUT)
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
LM |
Input |
The left margin.
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RM |
Input |
The right margin.
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TEXTLINE |
Input |
The single line of text to be formatted.
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NOUT |
Output |
The number of lines of formatted text.
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TEXTOUT |
Output |
An array containing the formatted text.
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LMFMTSTR |
The List Manager variable VALMDDF contains the list
template caption column formatting information. It contains the starting
column and the width in the form VALMDDF(COLUMN NAME)=COLUMN
NAME^COLUMN^WIDTH^CAPTION^VIDEO^SCROLL LOCK.
This information is used to build the format string (FMTSTR) for the column
formatter COLFMT^PXRMTEXT.
Usage:
S FMTSTR=$$LMFMTSTR^PXRMTEXT(VALMDDF,JSTR)
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
VALMDDF |
Input |
The List Manager variable VALMDDF contains the list
template caption column formatting information. It contains the starting
column and the width in the form VALMDDF(COLUMN NAME)=COLUMN
NAME^COLUMN^WIDTH^CAPTION^VIDEO^SCROLL LOCK.
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JSTR |
Input |
A string specifying the justification for each
column. There is one character for each column. The characters can be: L=left,
C=center, and R=right. The default is center.
The string "RLLLL" specifies column 1 is right justified and columns 2-5 are
left justified.
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