As for the main point (support for /t etc.) it's true this is not supported by COBOL, and it would probably be difficult to introduce support at this stage because of compatibility issues. You can do something like: Invoke type Console::WriteLine(x"09" & "{0}" & x"09" & "{1}" & x"09" &" {2}", "1", "2", "three"); ..or maybe: 78 tab-char value x"09". ... and then: Invoke type Console::WriteLine(tab-char & "{0}" & tab-char & "{1}" & tab-char &" {2}", "1", "2", "three"); Not very elegant but should do the job...
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