Also known as: "Tab with Leader Dots"
What you need to know first: about Setting Tabs and Using them.
See also: the code for Absolute Tabs, which is very similar to this one.
Code Used: [tabP:A:F~X]
Keystroke: (None)
What does it do?
This command places the next word at a particular tab position and alignment, with filler characters leading to the word as in a table of contents.
Where would it be used?
To tab a word or group of words to a specific position, with leader characters between the prior word and the tabbed word.
Apples........$2.20
Oranges.......$1.95
Paper.........$30 plus tax
Usage in DBT:
Tab with intervening fill[<]
Apples[tab15:l:f~"]$2.20[<]
Oranges[tab15:l:f~"]$1.95{<]
Paper[tab15:l:f~"]$30 plus tax
Produces in Braille:
,tab ) 9t]v5+ fill #a
,apples""""""""""""4#b.bj
,oranges"""""""""""4#a.ie
,pap]""""""""""""4#cj plus tax