I am learning ABAP. In the past I used python.
Python: ', '.join(['one', 'two', 'three'])
Result: 'one, two, three'
How can I join a list of strings with ,
and create a string containing one, two, three
?
System release is 740.
I am learning ABAP. In the past I used python.
Python: ', '.join(['one', 'two', 'three'])
Result: 'one, two, three'
How can I join a list of strings with ,
and create a string containing one, two, three
?
System release is 740.
Another way of writing CONCATENATE LINES OF ...
is to use the 7.40 function concat_lines_of( [table =] itab [sep = sep] )
cl_demo_output=>display( concat_lines_of(
table = value string_table( ( `one` ) ( `two` ) ( `three` ) )
sep = `, ` ) ).
(Result: 'one, two, three')
I'm kind of spitballin' here but the following should work.
You got a table of strings lt_strings
and a variable for output lv_concatenated
. ABAP has a built in command called concatenate and you can feed a table as input.
data: lt_strings type string_table,
lv_concatenated type string.
concatenate lines of lt_strings into lv_concatenated separated by ','.