Tips and Tricks for the ABAP® Programming Language
Y9020024 – Relative Addressing of X fields (hexadecimal)
- Partial association In this example, three X-fields are associated to a field symbol with “ASSIGN”. Each of the three X-fields is associated partially only to the same field symbol.
- Relative addressing by numeric values In examples 1 – 3, constant numeric values are used for the addressing of the data field.
- Relative addressing by addressing fields In example 4, the addressing is modified continuously in a do-loop. The thus addressed part of the data field is associated to the field symbol and evaluated.
- Modification only in the addressed part If only a part of a data field was associated to a field symbol and the field symbol is used in a memory modifying command, the effects are constrained to the addressed part of the origin field.
ABAP™-Source-Code
You can cut and paste the source code directly into the ABAP™-Workbench.
REPORT Y9020024 LINE-SIZE 130. "Release 3.1G, 4.5A ************************************************************************ * Copyright (c) 1999 by CT-Team, 33415 Verl, http://www.ct-software.com * * You can use or modify this report for your own work as long * as you don't try to sell or republish it. * In no event will the author be liable for indirect, special, * Incidental, or consequental damages (if any) arising out of * the use of this report. * ************************************************************************ BREAK-POINT. *//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////* MOVE: 'TESTREPORT for "ASSIGN XFELD+o(l) TO <fs1>" ' TO SY-TITLE. *//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////* *************** Declaration of variables ********************** FIELD-SYMBOLS <FS1>. FIELD-SYMBOLS <FS2>. *....................................................................... DATA: XFELD4(4) TYPE X VALUE 'ABF13320'. DATA: XFELD8(8) TYPE X VALUE '2020203132333030'. DATA: XFELD12(12) TYPE X VALUE '2020ABACBF323335BFCF'. * DATA: OFFX TYPE I VALUE 0. DATA: LENX TYPE I VALUE 2. *//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////* ************* Main Section ******************* *//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////* * SKIP. ASSIGN XFELD4+1(3) TO <FS1>. ************************************************************************ * At this place the last 3 bytes of the XFELD4 field will be assigned * to the field symbols <FS1>. The first byte can not be addressed * through <FS1> (e.g. changed). ************************************************************************ *....................................................................... BREAK-POINT. WRITE: / 'ASSIGN command with XFELD4 (Constant offset and length)' COLOR 6. PERFORM DISPLAY-XFELD USING XFELD4 'XFELD4'. ULINE. SKIP 2. *----------------------------------------------------------------------- ASSIGN XFELD8+4(3) TO <FS1>. "<-- Assign of variable to <FS1> *....................................................................... BREAK-POINT. WRITE: / 'ASSIGN command with XFELD8 (Constant offset and length)' COLOR 6. PERFORM DISPLAY-XFELD USING XFELD8 'XFELD8'. ULINE. SKIP 2. *----------------------------------------------------------------------- ASSIGN XFELD12+6(4) TO <FS1>. "<-- Assign of variable to <FS1> *....................................................................... BREAK-POINT. WRITE: / 'ASSIGN command with XFELD12 (Constant offset and length)' COLOR 6. PERFORM DISPLAY-XFELD USING XFELD12 'XFELD12'. ULINE. SKIP 2. *----------------------------------------------------------------------- *...................................................................... BREAK-POINT. WRITE: / 'ASSIGN-Befehl (Offset and length as fields) mit XFELD12' COLOR 6. DO 5 TIMES. WRITE: /5 'DO loop count :' COLOR 5, SY-INDEX. ASSIGN XFELD12+OFFX(LENX) TO <FS1>. PERFORM DISPLAY-XFELD USING XFELD12 'XFELD12'. SKIP 4. ADD 2 TO OFFX. ENDDO. * *//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////* ************* Subroutines ******************* *//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////* * ************************************************************************ * Display of data fields and field symbols * ************************************************************************ FORM DISPLAY-XFELD USING XFELD FNAME. * WRITE: /10 'Content of', FNAME, ':', XFELD. PERFORM FELDEIGENSCHAFTEN USING XFELD. * WRITE: /10 'Content of <FS1> :', <FS1>. PERFORM FELDEIGENSCHAFTEN USING <FS1>. *----------------------------------------------------------------------- MOVE 'BF20' TO <FS1>. "<-- The field symbols will be used *----------------------------------------------------------------------- WRITE: /10 'MOVE ''BF20'' TO <FS1>'. ULINE. *....................................................................... WRITE: /10 'Content of', FNAME, 35 ':', XFELD. WRITE: /10 'Content of <FS1>', 35 ':', <FS1>. *....................................................................... ENDFORM. ************************************************************************ * Determination of field properties (only for information) * ************************************************************************ FORM FELDEIGENSCHAFTEN USING ALLG. * DATA: FLAENGE(2) TYPE N. DATA: FTYP(1) TYPE C. DATA: FOUT(2) TYPE N. DATA: FDEZ(2) TYPE N. *....................................................................... ULINE. DESCRIBE FIELD ALLG LENGTH FLAENGE. WRITE: /10 'Field length :', FLAENGE. * DESCRIBE FIELD ALLG TYPE FTYP. WRITE: /10 'Field type :', FTYP. * DESCRIBE FIELD ALLG OUTPUT-LENGTH FOUT. WRITE: /10 'Output length :', FOUT. * DESCRIBE FIELD ALLG DECIMALS FDEZ. WRITE: /10 'Decimals :', FDEZ. SKIP 1. *....................................................................... ENDFORM. ************************************************************************ ************************************************************************ ******************* END OF PROGRAM *************************************