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ABAP_LIST - HIDE> Technology This example demonstrates how to implement program-driven data passes for lists to the ABAP program using HIDE>.
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ABAP_DESCRIPTION At the event START-OF-SELECTION>, the status FLIGHT> is set for the basic list. In the status FLIGHT>, the function key F2 > and a pushbutton are assigned the function code SELE> (text SELECT>>). This means the event AT USER-COMMAND> is raised when the user double-clicks, presses F2>, or chooses the pushbutton SELECT>>. The three fields spfli-carrid>, spfli-connid>, and num > are written to the Hide> area while the basic list is created. After a line is selected, the details list defined for the function code SELE> in AT USER-COMMAND> is displayed. After the AT USER-COMMAND> event, all fields of the selected line that were stored in the Hide area are loaded again. num> is used to check whether a line from the actual list was selected. The details list is given the status BOOKING>, where F2> is assigned the function code INFO> (with the text Booking Information>) The details list displays data which can be selected using the Hide fields of the basic list. For each list line that is output, the system stores additional information in the Hide> area. If the user selects a line of the details list, the system displays the stored information in a dialog box with the status WIND>. For the WIND> status, the default values are applied when the list status is synchronized. sbook-bookid> is used to check whether a valid line was selected. The program itself sets all page headers and the title bar of the dialog box.