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LOTUSSCRIPT/COM/OLE CLASSES

Examples: AddTab method
1. This script adds some text, two tabs, and more text to a rich text item called ProjectDescription.

Dim doc As NotesDocument Dim rtitem As Variant '...set value of doc... Set rtitem = doc.GetFirstItem( "ProjectDescription" ) If ( rtitem.Type = RICHTEXT ) Then Call rtitem.AppendText( "Before" ) Call rtitem.AddTab( 2 ) Call rtitem.AppendText( "After" ) Call doc.Save( False, True ) End If

If the ProjectDescription item is empty when the script begins, it looks like this when the script finishes:

Before After

2. This script uses AddTab, AddNewLine, and AppendText to create a tabbed "table" of values in a new rich text item called ProductListing. The values are retrieved from the Products view in another database, sourceDb. The first column value is a string; the second is a number, so it's converted to a string before being appended.

Dim targetDoc As NotesDocument Dim targetRTItem As NotesRichTextItem '...set value of targetDoc... Set targetRTItem = New NotesRichTextItem _ ( targetDoc, "ProductListing" ) Dim sourceDb As NotesDatabase Dim sourceView As NotesView Dim sourceDoc As NotesDocument Set sourceDb = New NotesDatabase( "Belem", "inventry.nsf" ) Set sourceView = sourceDb.GetView( "Products" ) Set sourceDoc = sourceView.GetFirstDocument While Not ( sourceDoc Is Nothing ) a = sourceDoc.ColumnValues( 0 ) b = sourceDoc.ColumnValues( 1 ) Call targetRTItem.AppendText( a ) Call targetRTItem.AddTab( 1 ) Call targetRTItem.AppendText( Str( b ) ) Call targetRTItem.AddNewLine( 1 ) Set sourceDoc = sourceView.GetNextDocument( sourceDoc ) Wend Call targetDoc.Save( False, True )

For example, if the Products view in INVENTORY.NSF has product names in the first column and quantities in the second, the result in the ProductListing item might look like this:

Nails, common #08 989

Nails, common #10 1000

Nails, common #12 1000

Nails, common #16 978

Screws, slot, 1/4x2 1000

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AddTab method

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