I have to print a report in report builder with several items, but as the number of items increases they get impresos half on each page, I wonder if there is a way to line break in report builder.
In an expression you can use the visual basic function VBCRLF.
="Line1 Text" + VBCRLF + "Line2 Text"
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I am trying to generate PCL files for an HP printer and my text is getting a strange indentation. For example, if I have code like this:
<esc>%-12345X
<esc>E
<esc>&l2A
line 1
line 2
line 3
<esc>&l1T
<esc>E
<esc>%-12345X
Then I get output like this:
line 1
line 2
line 3
Why is this happening?
This is most likely relates to CR not being sent with LF in the output from your program at the end of each line.
You might look to see what kind of line endings your code will output, LF or CR-LF. You want the latter. On some HP LJ printers, you can go to the Printing settings and the PCL menu, and turn on an "append carriage return to line feed" setting on the printer.
Hi, I have this data of Bricks which are separated by Next line, I want all to be in the from of Last Line. I can't do it manually one by one because it's very huge data. Can anyone please guide me the easiest way or built in functionality of notepad or notepad++. Thank you
Click the link to see my file and data.
Regards,
Mubasher Aqeel
Use "Line Operations" to remove line breaks
You just need to remove the new lines. Using Notepad++ that is as simple as:
Ctrl + A (to select everything)
Press Ctrl + J (which is the shortcut for "Edit → Line Operations → Join Lines")
Use search/replace
Alternatively you can do it more manually using:
Ctrl + H (Replace)
Choose "extended" under "Search Mode" and replace occurrences of "\r\n" (line breaks) with a blank.
What syntax do I use to print "hello world" in the output window?
I simply want to specify the text in the syntax and have it appear in the output.
You need the title command:
title 'this is my text'.
Note that the title can be up to 256 bytes long.
Alternatively, you could use ECHO also. ECHO is useful for debugging macro variable assignements where as TITLE is useful for neat/organised presentation of your tables with intension to perhaps export output results.
If you want to write arbitrary text in its own block in the Viewer rather than having it stuck in a log block, use the TEXT extension command (Utilities > Create text output). You can even include html markup in the text.
If you don't have this extension installed, you can install it from the Utilities menu in Statistics 22 or 23 or the Extensions menu in V24.
example:
TEXT "The following output is very important!"
/OUTLINE HEADING="Comment" TITLE="Comment".
Outfile here is used in an ambiguous way. The prior two answers (the TITLE and ECHO commands) simply print something to the output window. One additional way to print to the output window is the PRINT command.
DATA LIST FREE / X.
BEGIN DATA
1
2
END DATA.
PRINT /'Hello World'.
EXECUTE.
If you do that set of syntax you will actually see that 'Hello World' is printed twice -- one for each record in the dataset. So one way to only print one line is to wrap it in a DO IF statement and only select the first row of data.
DO IF $casenum=1.
PRINT /'Hello World'.
END IF.
EXECUTE.
Now how is this any different than the prior two commands? Besides aesthetic looks in the output window, PRINT allows you to save an actual text file of the results via the OUTFILE parameter, which is something neither of the prior two commands allows.
DO IF $casenum=1.
PRINT OUTFILE='C:\Users\Your Name\Desktop\Hello.txt' /'Hello World'.
END IF.
EXECUTE.
Given the following text
Node1_L1
Node1_L2
Node2_L2
Node2_L1
Node3_L2
Node1_L3
Node2_L3
Node4_L2
Node3_L3
Node4_L3
Node3_L1
Node5_L2
Node6_L2
I can use vscode's built-in folding feature to fold it to look like so
+ Node1_L1
Node2_L1
+ Node3_L2
+ Node4_L2
Node3_L1
Node5_L2
Node6_L2
but when I now select the folded text and copy & paste it then it actually grabbed all text - also the hidden one. The result of copy & paste of the first 4 lines of the folded text above would therefore be
Node1_L1
Node1_L2
Node2_L2
Node2_L1
Node3_L2
Node1_L3
Node2_L3
Node4_L2
whereas I would like to have
Node1_L1
Node2_L1
Node3_L2
Node4_L2
Hope that makes sense and someone knows a way to do it. Thanks!
Maybe there is another way of doing it but a workaround seems to be using block selection with multiple cursors - see the GIF
If the selection doesn't include the new line and carriage return, folded content will not be copied.
The selection must go to the start of the next line to select the folded text ( hidden text )
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/41922#issuecomment-359368290
The op actually wants to select 'unfolded' text ignoring the folded text so they need to use a multi-line select where each selection will span a single line
I work with Delphi 2009 on a 64-bit Windows 8 computer and I found that TDBRichEdit and TRichEdit (containing rich text) exhibit a strange and unexpected behaviour when, for instance, I do:
RichEdit1.SelectAll;
RichEdit1.CopyToClipboard;
RichEdit2.PasteFromClipboard;
Surprisingly, this process appends a new line (a paragraph mark + formatting codes) to the content of RichEdit2.
If, using OLE Automation, I do
RichEdit1.SelectAll;
RichEdit1.CopyToClipboard;
WordDoc.Content.Paste;
... do something with Word...
WordDoc.Content.Paste;
RichEdit2.PasteFromClipboard;
then two lines (a paragraph mark + a paragraph mark + formating codes) are appended to the content of RichEdit2.
Why does this happen? Is it a bug of some sort?