• Create additional table columns
  With the  Column command you can create new table columns for an SAP table control. You can use these columns for displaying additional data or for fast data entry.

  View column documentation

  View tutorial

 

   Example: Display previously ordered quantity in VA01
  Column "Prv.Quant." size=10 name="VA_pq"  position=4 -readonly  -alignright

 

 

 

  
Example: Enter the purchase organization directly within the table control
Column "POrg" position=8 size=4 name="ME51N_EKORG" keycolumn="Requisn. item" techname="MEREQ3322-EKORG"

 

 

• GuiXT with Windows Vista and SAP GUI 7.1
  GuiXT (with InputAssistant, Viewer and Designer) has been tested on Windows Vista and with SAP GUI 7.1 (Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server, Windows Vista).
  We suggest you use GuiXT version 2007 Q1 3 and upwards.

    

   

   

   

   

   

  GuiXT and GuiXT Designer on Window Vista, with SAP GUI 7.1

   

• 'Include' now supported in InputScripts as well
  For common parts of sevaral InputScripts you can now use the Include statement. The  Include  in an InputScript is resolved statically when the InputScript is started. It can contain Screen commands, and can be nested.
  
  View include documentation

 

• Choose file or folder names with 'SelectFile' and 'SelectDirectory'
  The standard Windows dialog boxes are  shown for file or folder selection. Title, default folder and file types can be specified.

  View SelectFile documentation

  View SelectDirectory documentation

  

 

 

Set V[filename] "&%[TMP]\sap\orders.txt"
SelectFile title="Save file" name="filename" -save

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

• 'GetFieldAttribute' returns screen element properties
  For example, you can retrieve the row and column for each screen element, its field size, its label and similar properties.
  
  View GetFieldAttribute documentation