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Character-Like Expression Positions Character-like expression positions are read positions> where character-like data objects>, constructor expressions>, string expressions>, table expressions>, and built-in functions> can be specified, as well as functional method calls> and method chainings> whose return value has a character-like data type>. The following character-like expression positions exist:
Operand positions in string expressions>
Character-like arguments in processing functions>
Character-like arguments in description functions>
Operand comp> of the statement ASSIGN COMPONENT comp OF STRUCTURE>>
Regular expression regex> in the statements FIND ... PCRE$|REGEX regex ... IN ...>> REPLACE ... PCRE$|REGEX regex ... IN ...> >
Search pattern substring> in the statements FIND ... SUBSTRING substring ... IN ...>> REPLACE ... SUBSTRING substring ... IN ... >>
Operand dobj> in the statement FIND ... IN dobj ...>>
Operand new> in the statement REPLACE ... WITH new ...>> REPLACE ... IN TABLE ... WITH new ...>>
Operand substring> in the statement SHIFT ... UP TO substring>>
Operand mask> in the statement SHIFT ... DELETING ... mask>>
Operands dobj> and sep> in the statement SPLIT dobj AT sep INTO ...>>
Operand text> in the statement CONVERT text INTO SORTABLE CODE ...>>
Operands text2> and text2> in the statement OVERLAY ... WITH text2 USING mask>>
Operand mask> in the statement TRANSLATE ... USING mask>>
Operand sub> in the statement ASSERT ... SUBKEY sub ...>> LOG-POINT ... SUBKEY sub ...>>
Operands text> and dobj1> to dobj4> in the statements MESSAGE text> ...> MESSAGE ... WITH dobj1 ... dobj4>>
ABAP_EXAMPLE_VX5 Use of a string expression `(` sub `)+`> to form a regular expression in the statement FIND>> to make it possible to find groups of a substring sub>. ABEXA 01294 ABAP_EXAMPLE_END