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Subject: From: Date: | Another simple question that I can't answer on my own! Kevin Trainor Mon, 20 Nov 2000 21:09:32 -0600 |
Mon, 20 Nov 2000 21:09:32 -0600
My ECS syntax question of the day is:
How do a append a space to a text item (or for that matter append any other special
character)?
I am trying to assemble a message in a text item from various other text items. I need
to insert spaces between the words. I have tried appending a character item with a
space value. I seem to get "<space>" rather than an actual space. When I define a
text item that I want to assign the value of space, I can't seem to pick the right value
to type into the item definition dialog.
From the documentation, I can't see a way to assign the value of a character item to
a text item. I can see how to assign the name of the character item. I can see how
to assign the name of the value of the character item (this works fine for alphabetics
-- but not for special characters like space).
Please help. I know it must be simple.
Thanks.
Kevin
My ECS syntax question of the day is:
How do a append a space to a text item (or for that
matter append any other special character)?
I am trying to assemble a message in a text item from various
other text items. I need to insert spaces between the words. I have
tried appending a character item with a space value. I seem to get
"<space>" rather than an actual space. When I define a text item
that I want to assign the value of space, I can't seem to pick the right value
to type into the item definition dialog.
From the documentation, I can't see a way to assign the value
of a character item to a text item. I can see how to assign the name of
the character item. I can see how to assign the name of the value of the
character item (this works fine for alphabetics -- but not for special
characters like space).
Please help. I know it must be simple.
Thanks.
Kevin
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