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Written by zebra.com
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Friday, 02 March 2007 |
Here is typical ZPL code for a label without use of SAPScript.
Note the other example uses field numbers (^FN) to tie the data with field placeholders in the SAPScript.
Device type is usually LB_ZEB, unless you need to support CJK characters, then just use ASCIIPRI.
ASCIIPRI will usually work except some graphics will get messed up if codepage 850 isn't used (LB_ZB is 850).
This example has no graphics. |
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Written by Alan Cecchini
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Wednesday, 31 January 2007 |
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Use program RSWBO052 |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 14 February 2007 )
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Written by Paul Kjaer
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Wednesday, 31 January 2007 |
You can debug a SAPScript: Use Tools - Word Processing - Layout Set. Enter name of layout set and then Utilities - Activate Debugger. | | A further note to the tip above was provided by John Verbestel: It is of no consequence which layoutset you enter when selecting the SAPscript debugger. (Menu path: Tools-Wordprocessing - Forms, Utilities - Activate Debugger) The next layoutset called will invoke the debugger. This is quite handy when verifying which layoutset is being called (Verifying customizing settings). | | Another way to set the SAPScript debugger is to run program RSTXDBUG. |
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Written by Paul Kjaer
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Wednesday, 31 January 2007 |
| RSTXFCON | Converts SAPScript page formats | | | | RSTXSCRP | Upload and download SAPScript layout sets |
Calling an ABAP form from SAPScript (provided by Paul Kjaer)
Example:
In Layout Set:
DEFINE &X& = ...
DEFINE &Y& = ...
DEFINE &Z& = ...
PERFORM XXXXXX IN Zxxxxxxx
USING &X&
USING &Y&
CHANGING &Z&
In ABAP program Zxxxxxx
FORM XXXXXX TABLES INPUT1 STRUCTURE ITCSY
OUTPUT1 STRUCTURE ITCSY
*get input parameters
LOOP AT INPUT1.
CASE INPUT1-NAME.
WHEN 'X'.
INPUT_X = INPUT1-VALUE.
WHEN 'Y'.
INPUT_Y = INPUT1-VALUE.
ENDCASE.
ENDLOOP.
{logic to use program variable input_x and input_y to set say program variable output_z}
*set output variables:
REFRESH OUTPUT1.
OUTPUT1-NAME = 'Z'.
OUTPUT1-VALUE = OUTPUT_Z.
APPEND OUTPUT1.
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Written by Anon.
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Wednesday, 31 January 2007 |
Use Program RSTXTRAN or enter directly in transport | | Put entry directly into the transport: | | R3TR TEXT TEXT,Text Name,ST,Language | | R3TR TEXT TEXT,Z_ALLERGAN_SWISS_DISTRIBUTOR,ST,E |
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Written by Sheila Tichener
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Wednesday, 31 January 2007 |
If you need to use a large line-size to get all your data in I know the sap version of X_65_255 for hp laser jet 4 gives an unnecessarily small font .
You can change it in SPAD (or copy to Y_65_255) as follows.
Example:
Choose Device formats, Change
hplj4
x_65_255
Execute
Double click on printer initialisation
Change from:-
# select Courier 16.67 CPI normal font
\e(s0p16.67h0s0b4099T
to:-
# select arial 24 cpi 15 point normal
\e(s0p24h15v0s0b16602T
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Also bold as follows:-
# select arial 24 cpi 15 point bold
\e(s0p24h15v0s3b16602T
It still fits and looks better.
Also the error you get when changing a format in the output screen is only a warning and can be overidden by pressing the green tick.
If the sap standard formats don't fit your requirements you can create your own eg Y_65_170 . It seems to be the numbers in the name that somehow triggers which one the abap chooses. |
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