Clarion, How do ya create tabs in textfields and strings?

How do ya create tabs in textfields and strings?

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ClarionApprenti #1 / 6	How do ya create tabs in textfields and strings? Hi, How can I add tabbing to textfields and strings? The ascii code for a carriage return is '<13,10>'. I heard somewhere on this ng that tabbing is '<9>', but it comes out as '\|' on my windows. Also, is there a way to change the tab spacing (Ex. '<9,2>' means tab two spaces)? Thanks, ClarionApprentice --Forgive my inexperience
Mon, 07 Nov 2005 03:59:54 GMT

Bjarne Havnen - Aditech a #2 / 6	How do ya create tabs in textfields and strings? You have found the correct ascii. Tab Equate('<9>') You will however not see non-printable characters correct anywhere except in TEXT box, never in entries or listboxes. Quote: > Hi, > How can I add tabbing to textfields and strings? The ascii code for a > carriage return is '<13,10>'. I heard somewhere on this ng that > tabbing is '<9>', but it comes out as '\|' on my windows. Also, is > there a way to change the tab spacing (Ex. '<9,2>' means tab two > spaces)? > Thanks, > ClarionApprentice > --Forgive my inexperience
Mon, 07 Nov 2005 04:15:43 GMT

Mark Goldber #3 / 6	How do ya create tabs in textfields and strings? FYI: '<9>' and '\|' work in MESSAGE() too. -- www.Tradesmens.com Mark Goldberg Quote: > You have found the correct ascii. > Tab Equate('<9>') > You will however not see non-printable characters correct anywhere except in > TEXT box, never in entries or listboxes. > > Hi, > > How can I add tabbing to textfields and strings? The ascii code for a > > carriage return is '<13,10>'. I heard somewhere on this ng that > > tabbing is '<9>', but it comes out as '\|' on my windows. Also, is > > there a way to change the tab spacing (Ex. '<9,2>' means tab two > > spaces)? > > Thanks, > > ClarionApprentice > > --Forgive my inexperience
Mon, 07 Nov 2005 05:47:31 GMT

René Simo #4 / 6	How do ya create tabs in textfields and strings? Hi (whateveryourname), '<9,2>' means character(9) and then character(2) When you need two Tabs, type '<9,9>' Rene Simons
Mon, 07 Nov 2005 21:56:17 GMT

ClarionApprenti #5 / 6	How do ya create tabs in textfields and strings? Thanks, for the help. I guess I'll be using <32> (the ascii space char) to get the effect I want in strings and prompts. ClarionApprentice
Mon, 07 Nov 2005 23:44:01 GMT

Maarte #6 / 6	How do ya create tabs in textfields and strings? Quote: > '<9,2>' means character(9) and then character(2) > When you need two Tabs, type '<9,9>' or '<9>{2}' -- Best regards, Maarten CDD3.1, C5EEb - ABC & C5.5.08EE Certainly Clarion Developer "I know what I know but I do not know what you don't know"
Tue, 08 Nov 2005 03:19:55 GMT

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