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ABAP_ST - Addressing the Current Node In all ST statements in which the name of a node can be specified, the current node> can be addressed explicitly with $ref>. An alias name can be also be defined for $ref> in tt:loop> loops> where internal tables are transformed. If specifying the node is optional, ST statements use the current node by default.
Latest notes: If the current node is undefined, it cannot be addressed using $ref > and ST statements that work implicitly with the current node cannot be executed. NON_V5_HINTS ABAP_HINT_END
ABAP_EXAMPLE_VX5 The following ST program DEMO_ST_CURRENT_NODE>> can be used to serialize a nested ABAP structure: TRNS DEMO_ST_CURRENT_NODE In this example, subnodes COL1> and COL2> are set as the current node in the surrounding elements of the tt:value> statements with ROOT> and STRUC2>, respectively. In the first two elements, the current node is addressed explicitly using $ref> for demonstration purposes. The current node is also specified using $ref> in the first two tt:value> statements, while specification is implicit in the other two tt:value> statements. Also see the example for calling a transformation in the tt:value>, Structures> section. ABAP_EXAMPLE_END