On Mon, Aug 29, 2005 at 08:47:34AM -0700, Gowri Srinivas wrote:
> suggestion worked. For the others, here's the code that worked:
>
> let $print-invoice = '=' || '"' || $F.INVOICE || '"'
It's been a while since I posted my periodic "concatenating two string
literals" message.... For what it's worth, here it is again:
In SQR, whenever a string literal is being concatenated to another
string literal, one can always combine them into a single literal. This
will, at the very least, save typing of several punctuation symbols (and
usually makes the expression easier to read).
So, the example above can also be expressed as:
let $print-invoice = '="' || $F.INVOICE || '"'
Nathan
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