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Reply from TerryB on Feb 21 at 12:42 PM Jean,
The simplest way to deal with this is probably to use a variable instead of a constant and assign the value of the text element to it, like this:
DATA d_blah TYPE text10.
d_blah = text-001.
Of course, if this value is used only for internal program control then you probably don't have to worry about translation, as long as you can justify suppressing the SLIN warning.
Cheers,
Terry
| | | ---------------Original Message---------------
From: Jean Sagi
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 11:18 AM
Subject: SLIN (Extend Check Syntax) Warnings About Constant Declaration in ABAP Program
Hi all,
SLIN warns "Char. strings w/o text elements will not be translated" this code:
constants tipane_general type string value 'General'.
I tried to change the above line this way:
1. constants tipane_general type string value 'General'(100).
This gives syntax error "Offset or length specifications are not allowed".
The idea was to define a text element but the compiler interprets (100) not that way.
BTW, A variable assignment works fine this way.
2. constants typane_general type string value text-t50.
This gives syntax error "Field "text-t50" is unknown. It is neither in one of the specified tables nor defined by a "DATA" statement".
This way of trying to declare a text element for the constant also don't work.
So after much trying/googling I can't think a way to solve this.
Of course any light on this would be higly appreciated.
Kind regards,
J.
PD: I used "#EC NOTEXT to supress the alerts and it worked but I don't want to cheat SLIN thisway. |
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