bs Default Placeholder

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Placeholders are definded between < and >

The following standard placeholders available :

Placeholder	Description
cr_lf	carriage line-feed
tab	insert a tab (char 9)
rowcount	count of lines in datawindow dw_1
getrow	current row in datawindow dw_1
dataobject	file name of datawindow dw_1
user	current user
currentlanguage	current language
currentpers_id	current personnel id
currentusersign	current SAP user sign
currenttime	current company time
today	current company date Example: Didplay Today in local format messagebox=Today: <today,date>
computername	name of computer
kl	char "<"
gr	char ">"
char xx	char which you defined with xx, exaple <char 65> = "A"
rgb:r:g:b	convert RGB to color, example <rgb:255:0:0> is red
parent.x	return placeholder "x" from parent window
child.x	return placeholder "y" form parent window
translate:x	translate word "x", example <translate:Artikel> return "Item"
utranslate:x	translate, first letter is always upper case
global.x	return global variable
setup:x	return mandant (database) related settings
msetup;x	same, but from memory (faster)
counter:x	return a counter for x

settings

setup:[value] Content of the Setup-Database. Example:

setitem=artgrp_vorgabe=<setup:artsetupvorgabe>

If you need a setting more then one time, you can work with the cache function

setitem=artgrp_vorgabe=<msetup:artsetupvorgabe>

You can set values in the SETUP-table like this:

setsetup=parameter=value

setup2:[value] Content of the Setup-Database for long values (to 32000 chars=. Example:

setitem=artgrp_vorgabe=<setup:artsetupvorgabe>

You can set values in the SETUP-table like this:

setsetup2=parameter=value

zaehler:[value] Returns a counter and increases the counter

setitem=id=<zaehler:idcounter>

localset:[setting] Return a local setting (station-setting)

setlocal=mysetting=hello world

messagebox <localset:mysetting>