Format | CopyText from...="name1" to...="name2"
The following are supported: fromText, fromScreen, fromFile, fromTemplate, fromString, -fromClipboard, toText, toScreen, toFile, toString, -toClipboard, toSharedText, fromSharedText. In each case, please specify at least one of fromText or toText.
fromText="t1" | toText="t2" | Text t1 is copied into text t2 |
fromText="t1" | toScreen="X[area]" | Text t1 is copied into screen area X[Area]. Please observe: The text is actually copied when the screen is displayed, or with the next “Enter” in an InputScript (asynchronous processing). |
fromText="t1" | toFile="dsn" | Text t1 is copied into file dsn. |
fromText="t1" | toString="varname" | The beginning of text t1 is copied into the variable varname. |
fromText="t1" | -toClipboard | Text t1 is copied into Windows clipboard. |
fromText="t1" | toSharedText="s1" | Text t1 is copied into a shared text s2 (independent of SAP mode) |
toText="t1" | fromSharedText="s1" | The shared text s1 is copied into text s1 |
toText="t1" | fromScreen="X[area]" | The text in screen area X[Area] is copied into text t1. Please observe: The text is actually copied when the screen is displayed, or with the next “Enter” in an InputScript (asynchronous processing). |
toText="t1" | fromFile="dsn" | File dsn is copied into text t1. You can also copy files on http or ftp servers or in the SAP Web repository (Notation: http://…, ftp://…, SAPWR:…). |
toText="t1" | fromDirectory="dsn"
| A list of all file names in directory dsn is copied into text t1. You can use wildcards * and ? as in the MS DOS “dir” command. Example: fromDirectory=”C:\GuiXT\*.gif”. Subdirectories are ignored, but see option “-subdirectories”
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toText="t1" | fromTemplate="dsn" | File dsn is copied into text t1; all &-Variables will be replaced. |
toText="t1" | fromString="varname" | The content of variable varname is copied into text t1. |
toText="t1" | -fromClipboard | The content of Windows clipboard is copied into text t1 |
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