little squares in display on .Net interface

[cronic]

Hi all,
i was wondering if anyone had encountered this problem(see attached file)
the command that i used is a simple display -

DO WITH FRAME rrr2:
FORM rrr_curr1 rrr_curr2 space(7) rrr_rate1 rrr_rate2
WITH DOWN FRAME rrr2 CENTERED OVERLAY ROW 5.

FOR EACH rrr_det WITH FRAME rrr2 DOWN :
DISP rrr_curr1 rrr_curr2 rrr_rate1 rrr_rate2 WITH FRAME rrr2.
END.
END.

please reply if you've got any clue what generates this annoying squares,
i'm kinda hopeless.....

 

[joey.jeremiah]

could be special, non printable characters like tabs (between 0 to 31, i believe).

could be another language not supported by this font.


is there a second language used ?

what are the ASC( ) values for these squares ?

 

[cronic]

Hi,
thanks for the quick reply

anyhow - i don't know from where this squares are forms.
i know that it something to do with the default "label" that this var have.

if anyone can think of a progress solution for that problem it'll be nice.

10x

 

[joey.jeremiah]

1. is there a second language used ?

2. what are the ASC( ) values for these squares ?



sure. could be the label.

try changing the LABEL or COLUMN-LABEL. maybe start with just a blank.

 

[cronic]

1. is there a second language used ?

2. what are the ASC( ) values for these squares ?



sure. could be the label.

try changing the LABEL or COLUMN-LABEL. maybe start with just a blank.

1) yes,this compulter has English/Hebrew installed on it.

2) the asc for the sign i want is 45 (-),
i didn't find the asc sign for this square.

i've tried to change and play a little with the label attribute but nothing seems to help

 

[joey.jeremiah]

it just so happens i specials in hebrew

i've done dozens of projects like that with many different combinations.


the even better part is the bi-directional algorithm in mixed heb or arab and english text.

if you'd like private message me and i'll help you sort out the problem in no time.

cheers.