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Further Changes in ABAP Release 3.0 ITOC
ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN SET TITLEBAR with Numbered Variables
SET TITLEBAR now also replaces the variables 1 ... 9.
ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN New Additions for LEAVE: LEAVE PROGRAM, LEAVE LIST-PROCESSING
The new additions LEAVE PROGRAM and LEAVE LIST-PROCESSING for LEAVE now make it possible to control the flow precisely when leaving processing.
ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN New Language Element CONTINUE for Continuing a Loop
CONTINUE terminates the current pass through a DO, WHILE, LOOP, or SELECT loop. However, the loop is not exited as in EXIT, but continues with the next loop element, as is the case when using CHECK.
ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN Editing ABAP Text Elements
The term numbered texts has been changed to text symbols. Until now a text symbol had an implicit length, calculated by comparing the text from the right until the first character not a blank. Due to translation difficulties (a text may sometimes need more space in a foreign language than in the original language), it became necessary to define the length explicitly. Here, the same process was chosen as already used for Screen Painter transactions. The underscore (_) allows you to vary the length for each entry. The underscore itself, however, is replaced by a blank before saving. As a result, underscores cannot be used in text symbols. In change mode, underscores (and therefore the internal length) are visible. In display mode, the text symbols are displayed as saved (without underscores). The Text Comparison function displays the text symbols in their defined lengths. Trailing blanks are shown as underscores. For all screens, the function Print has been added to the Text Elements menu. This function can be used to print a list of the required text elements, dependent on context.
ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN ASSIGN COMPONENT with Component Name
ASSIGN COMPONENT now handles the next field as a component name and not as a component number, if the field is of type C or has a structure that contains no internal table.
ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN User Interface for Entering Dynamic Selections
You can use the function modules FREE_SELECTIONS_INIT and FREE_SELECTIONS_DIALOG to create a dialog for entering selections for any database fields. The selections entered by the user are returned in several different forms, for example, as tables with WHERE clauses that can be passed directly to a SELECT statement.
