Defining group headings

The Group Header (GRPHDR) tag defines a group heading in the panel )BODY section.

The FORMAT attribute is used to control the type of text formatting. You can choose formatting similar to the LINES tag or the P tag. For example, if FORMAT=NONE, the text formats as if you used a LINES tag. However, if FORMAT=START, CENTER, or END, the text flows to multiple lines and is formatted at the right, center or left part of the space reserved for the group heading.

Here is a short description of the other available attributes:

WIDTH: This attribute specifies the number of columns reserved for the group heading. The default value is the remaining panel width.
FMTWIDTH: This attribute specifies the number of columns (of the WIDTH value) to use for formatting the group heading. The default is the WIDTH value. By specifying a FMTWIDTH that is less than the WIDTH value, the group heading text can be formatted on multiple lines.
INDENT: This attribute specifies the number of bytes that the group heading is to be indented.
HEADLINE: This attribute specifies whether dashes are added to span the width of the group heading not occupied by text.
DIV: This attribute specifies the type of divider line to be placed before and after the group heading text.
DIVLOC: This attribute specifies whether the divider is to be added before the group heading, after the group heading, or both before and after the group heading.
COMPACT: This attribute causes the group heading to format without a blank line before the group heading.
STRIP: This attribute causes leading and trailing blanks to be removed from the group heading text.