====== Heading statement  ======

 


 
==== Description ====
 
Defines a page heading to be printed at the top of the page in conjunction with the Print statement. The header text is printed after the maximum page height lines have been printed, and on Printer Off statement.

This statement is supported for backward compatibility only; newer programs should use the Print_ functions.
 
==== Syntax ====
 
**Heading** "//expression// [//'options'//] ... "
 
==== Parameters ====
 
The Heading statement has the following parameters.

^Parameter^Description^
|//expression//|Headings are made up of any character string enclosed in double quotes ("), and may contain any number of options.|
|//options//|The options must be enclosed within single quotes ('). Multiple options may be placed within one set of single (') quotes.\\ \\ Values for options include those listed in the following rows.\\ \\ __Code__ -  __Name__ -  __Description__\\ '//B//' - Break - Inserts the value of @BREAK into the Heading.\\ '//D//' - Date - Insert the current date as DD MMM YYYY.\\ '//F//' - Filename - Inserts the current file being read.\\ '//L//' - New Line - Causes a line feed. 'LL' will leave one line blank.\\ '//N//' - No Page - Suppresses automatic paging.\\ '//P//' - Page - Inserts current page number.\\ '//PP//' - Page Justify - Inserts current page number with right justification into a four-space field.\\ '//Sn//' - Spaces - Inserts 'n' spaces into the heading at that point.\\ '//T//' - Time -Inserts the current time and date.\\ %%''%% - Two Single Quotes - Prints a single quote at that point.|

 
==== See Also ====
 
[[environment|@LPTRHIGH]] (Environment page height setting), [[appendix_a_openlist_keyword_reference|Appendix A: OpenList Keyword Reference]], [[footing_statement|Footing]]