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limits of the bill of material

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manghero77

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Hello, everyone!

That's another problem.
I want (or rather, I would like) to extract a bom in txt format with all parameters defined by the user.
I created a fmt file of this type:

.summary
.titles code; a; b; c; weight kg; d; and; f; g; h; i; l; m; n; o;
.row %[-25.25s]; %a[-35.35s]%b[-35.35s]; %c[-35.35s]% weight[10.4f]; %[-15.15s]; %e[-11.11s]; %f[6.6s]; %g[-11.11s]; %h[6.6s]; %i[-11.11s]; %l[2.2s]; %m[2.2s]; %n[20.20s]; %o[-6.6s];

when launching the bom should result in a list of 15 columns.... .
Instead, he leaves me this error message:
%error - format specifier too large or line too long

:confused: what does that mean? Is there a length limit? ? :confused:

Thank you 1000!:biggrin:
 
Yes.. there is a length limit...it seems to me that for example for chained strings as description the limit is 80 characters.
 
80 characters per parameter but there is also a limit of chained strings. in practice the limit also exists on the total length of the line.
 
Hello

I have circumvented the limit of the 80 columns:

Breakdown.
§a§%cod[-20.20s]§%rev[-1.1s]§%descript[-40.40s]§%[-14.14s]§
.row §p§%cod_diseg[-20.20s]§%$quantity[7d]§%rev[-1.1s]§%descript[-40.40s]§%[-14.14s]§%[-30.30]§
.row §m§%cod_diseg[-20.20s]Ö%mdo_kal[6.2d]Could not close temporary folder: %s[6.2d]§%mdo_carp[6.2d]§%m of the[6.2d]§%mdo_fres[6.2d]§%mdo_mont[6.2d]#% weight[9.3d]§% materials[-15.15]§%spess[-20.20]§%fornitore[-10.10]§

I added the .row education, in this way even if I get the information on multiple lines there are no narrow limits

greetings
 
Great dani!
This is an idea that can do to my case!! :
during the holidays I will try on this road!
Thank you
 

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