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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting printing two values with TAB in between Post 302475771 by anushree.a on Monday 29th of November 2010 11:54:59 PM
Old 11-30-2010
printing two values with TAB in between

Dear friends,
I want to print variables' values in certain format where space between two values of variables is "a tab"

I tried where I provided "tab" between two varibales.
But when it print values on screen its giving me output without spaces in two values.

Request you to help me in guiding me.
Thanks,
Anushree.
 

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XmTabCreate(library call)												 XmTabCreate(library call)

NAME
XmTabCreate -- A convenience function that creates a tab stop SYNOPSIS
#include <Xm/Xm.h> XmTab XmTabCreate( float value, unsigned char units, XmOffsetModel offset_model, unsigned char alignment, char *decimal); DESCRIPTION
XmTabCreate creates a tab stop at a position defined by the value and units arguments. value Specifies the floating point value to be used in conjunction with units to calculate the location of the tab stop. Note that negative values are not permitted. units Specifies the unit type (for example, XmMILLIMETERS) to be used in conjunction with value to calculate the location of the tab stop. You can specify any unit described by the XmConvertUnits reference page. For resources of type, dimension, or position, you can specify units as described in the XmNunitType resource of the XmGadget, XmManager, or XmPrimitive reference page. offset_model Specifies whether the tab value represents an absolute position or a relative offset from the previous tab. Valid values are XmABSOLUTE and XmRELATIVE. alignment Specifies how the text should be aligned relative to this tab stop. Valid values are XmALIGNMENT_BEGINNING. decimal Specifies the multibyte character in the current language environment to be used as the decimal point for a decimal aligned tab stop. This is currently unused. RETURN
Returns a newly allocated XmTab. The application is responsible for managing this allocated space. The application can recover this allo- cated space by calling XmTabFree. RELATED
XmTab(3) and XmTabFree(3). XmTabCreate(library call)
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