SAS.GRAPH 9.1 Reference, Volumes I and II

Macro Arguments

Macro arguments specify the configuration of the HTML output file, the location of the data that is used to generate the diagram, and the configuration of the applet s interactive features.

The macros use the following syntax:

• % macroname ( argument1 = value1 , argument2 = value2 , ...);

The macro arguments can be divided into arguments used by all macros, arguments used by the DS2CSF macro, and arguments used by the META2HTM macro. The following arguments apply to all macros:

• Arguments for the APPLET Tag on page 536. The CODEBASE argument is required.

• DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Data Definition on page 537. For DS2TREE the arguments NDATA and NID are required. For DS2CONST the arguments NDATA, NID, LDATA, and LTO are required.

• Arguments for Generating HTML and XML Files on page 544.

• DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Diagram Appearance on page 545.

• Arguments for Page Formatting on page 552.

• Arguments for Stylesheets on page 554.

• Arguments for the SAS TITLE and FOOTNOTE Tags on page 556.

• Arguments for Character Transcoding on page 561.

The following arguments apply only to the DS2CSF macro:

• DS2CSF Arguments for Data Definition on page 561.

• DS2CSF Arguments for Diagram Appearance on page 562.

The following arguments apply only to the META2HTM macro:

• META2HTM Arguments for Saving the HTML File on page 564. All these arguments are required for saving the HTML file.

• META2HTM Arguments for Applet Behavior on page 565.

Arguments for the APPLET Tag

The following arguments configure the APPLET tag in the HTML output file. The CODEBASE argument is required.

AHUNITS=PIXELS PERCENT

• specifies the units of the HEIGHT= argument. The default value is PIXELS. See also the AWUNITS= argument.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST

ALIGN= position

• specifies the alignment of the applet window in the browser window or frame. Values can be LEFT, RIGHT, TOP, BOTTOM, TEXTTOP, MIDDLE, ABSMIDDLE, BASELINE, or ABSBOTTOM.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

ALT= text

• specifies the text that will be displayed on mouseover by browsers that understand the tag but cannot run Java applets. The default value is SAS Institute Inc. applet_name .

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

ARCHIVE= filename

• specifies the name of the Java archive file(s). This argument is required for DS2CSF and META2HTM.

• Note: The path to the Java archive is specified in the CODEBASE argument.

• The following table shows what archive files to use with each of the macros. For DS2TREE and DS2CONST, you do not have to specify a value for ARCHIVE= because the values shown are generated by default.

  DS2TREE	archive=%str(sas.graph.treeview.jar, sas.graph.nld.jar, sas.graph.j2d.jar)
  DS2CONST	archive=%str(sas.graph.constapp.jar, sas.graph.nld.jar, sas.graph.j2d.jar)
  DS2CSF	archive=rvapplet.jar
  META2HTM	archive=metafile.zip

• Note: Before SAS 9.1, treeview.jar and constapp.jar also contained the classes that are now included in the auxiliary JAR files (sas.graph.nld.jar and sas.graph.j2d.jar). Although you can continue to use the older JAR files by specifying ARCHIVE=treeview.jar or ARCHIVE=constapp.jar, future versions may not support these older JAR files.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

AWUNITS=PIXELS PERCENT

• specifies the units of the WIDTH= argument. The default value is PIXELS. See also the HEIGHT= and AHUNITS= arguments.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST

CODEBASE= path-or-URL

• specifies the path of the SAS Java archives specified in the ARCHIVE= argument.

  The CODEBASE argument is required. You can specify CODEBASE="." if the HTML file and Java archive files are in the same directory.

• Note: You can specify the location pointed to by the SAS system option APPLETLOC=, or you can specify a different location. To display the current value of APPLETLOC , run the following code:

  proc options option=appletloc; run;

• The value of the APPLETLOC system option is not used as the default value.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

HEIGHT= applet-height

• specifies the height of the applet window. The unit of measure is pixels unless changed by the AHUNITS= argument. The default value is 600 for all macros except the DS2CSF macro. The default for the DS2CSF macro is 175.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

HSPACE= pixels

• specifies the amount of horizontal space, in pixels, to the left and right of the graph or diagram.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

NAME= applet-name

• specifies the name for this instance of the applet. You need to use this argument only if you have more than one instance of the APPLET tag in your HTML file, and if you have included your own scripts or DHTML that communicates with or acts on a particular instance of the applet.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

VSPACE= pixels

• specifies the amount of vertical space, in pixels, to the top and bottom of the graph or diagram.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

WIDTH= applet-width

• specifies the width of the applet window. The unit of measure defaults to pixels unless specified by the AWUNITS= argument. The default value is 800 for all macros except the DS2CSF macro. The default for the DS2CSF macro is 225.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Data Definition

The following arguments for the DS2TREE and DS2CONST macros define how the applet will use the data set to generate the node/link diagram.

For DS2TREE the arguments NDATA and NID are required.

For DS2CONST the arguments NDATA, NID, LDATA, and LTO are required.

DATATYPE=ARCS ASSOC HIER

• specifies the type of the XML data. Valid values are defined as follows :

  • ARCS

    • indicates that the data set is in the form of an arc list. This is the default value.

  • ASSOC

    • indicates that the data set is associative. The links can be displayed based on their weighted values, and node size and link width can represent the relative size of the node and link values.

  • HIER

    • indicates that the data set is hierarchical.

• Used by: DS2CONST

LABELS=Y N

• indicates whether or not node labels are displayed in the diagram. The default value is Y.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

LAYOUT=AUTO USER

• when the value is AUTO (default), specifies that the Constellation Applet lays out the diagram using stress and strain equations. Specifying the value USER indicates that the node positions are specified in the NX and NY arguments.

• Used by: DS2CONST

LCOLOR= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable that determines the color of the link lines. The values of this variable must be HTML 3.2 color names, or you must use the LCOLFMT= argument to convert those values to valid color names . The default color is provided by the CLINK= argument (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Diagram Appearance on page 545).

• In the DS2CONST macro, the LCOLOR= argument is overridden by the LCOLVAL= argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

LCOLFMT= user-defined-format-name

• specifies the name of a user-defined SAS format that converts the values in the variable named in the LCOLOR= argument to valid HTML color names. Note that the SAS format does not change any values in the data set. The formatted values are applied to the diagram only.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

LCOLVAL= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable that determines the color mapping of link lines. This argument is valid only when the value of the DATATYPE= argument is ASSOC, and only when the value of the COLORMAP= argument is Y. If the LCOLVAL= argument is not specified, the link colors are determined by the following arguments in the following order: LCOLOR= (see above) and CLINK= (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Diagram Appearance on page 545).

• Used by: DS2CONST

LDATA= data-set-name

• specifies the name of the SAS data set that contains the link data that is used to generate the diagram.

• This argument is required .

• Used by: DS2CONST

LFROM= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable whose values define the nodes at the start of link lines. The LFROM variable values must be coordinated with the values of the variables that are named in the NID= and LTO= arguments.

• This argument is required .

• Used by: DS2CONST

LINKTYPE=LINE ARROW

• when the value is ARROW (default), indicates that link lines are to be drawn with arrowheads that indicate the direction of flow.

• Used by: DS2CONST

LPT= password

• specifies the password that is needed for accessing a password-protected link data set (specified with the LDATA= argument). The LPT= argument is required if the data set has a READ or PW password. You do not need to specify this argument if the data set has a WRITE or ALTER password.

• Used by: DS2CONST

LSTIP= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the data set that determines the stipple mask. The stipple mask generates dashed or dotted link lines. The value of the variable must be an integer, which is then converted into a binary value. In the binary value, a "1" bit means that a pixel is to be drawn and a "0" bit means that no pixel is to be drawn. For example, if the variable has a value of 61680, the binary conversion of that value will be 1111000011110000. This stipple mask generates a dashed link line with dashes and spaces that are four pixels wide. See also the LSTIPFAC= argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

LSTIPFAC= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the data set whose value specifies a multiplier for the binary stipple mask (see the LSTIP= argument). The multiplier lengthens the dashes in the base mask. For example, if the multiplier is 2, a stipple mask that specifies 4-pixel dashes and 4-pixel spaces will generate link lines with 8-pixel dashes and spaces.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

LTIP= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the data set that provides the text that is displayed in the pop-up data tips windows for links.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

LTIPFMT= user-defined-format-name

• specifies the name of a user-defined SAS format that is applied to the values in the variable specified in the LTIP= argument to configure those values for display in the pop-up data tips window. Note that the SAS format does not change any values in the data set. The formatted values are applied to the diagram only.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

LTO= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable whose values identify the nodes at the ends of link lines. The LTO variable values must be coordinated with the values of the variables that are named in the LFROM and NID arguments.

• This argument is required .

• Used by: DS2CONST

LVALUE= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable whose values determine the weights of the link lines, which determines the color and relative thickness of link lines. The variable values must be real numbers . The link weights are used with the MINLNKWT= argument (see below) and the SCLNKWT= argument (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Diagram Appearance on page 545) to control the display of link lines. The LVALUE= argument is valid only when the value of the DATATYPE= argument is ASSOC.

• Used by: DS2CONST

LWHERE= subset-expression

• specifies a WHERE clause that subsets the link data for display in the diagram. If the expression contains any special characters (for example, % or &), include %NRBQUOTE in the expression to process those characters correctly. The following example shows how to correctly specify INT%:

  LWHERE=%NRBQUOTE(value="Int%")

• See also the NWHERE argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST

LWIDTH= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the data set that determines the width of the link lines.

• For DS2CONST: When this argument is not specified, the width is determined by the LVALUE argument. This argument is valid for DS2CONST only when the value of the DATATYPE argument is ASSOC.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

MINLNKWT= minimum-link-weight

• specifies the initial minimum link weight, which determines which links are initially displayed. The initial diagram show only those links that have weights that are greater than or equal to the minimum weight. In the Constellation Applet, a scroll bar allows the Web user to change the minimum link weight to change the number of links that are displayed. Selecting the brower s Refresh option restores the intial minimum link weight that is specified in the MINLNKWT argument. Link weights are determined by the LVALUE argument. This argument is valid only when the value of the DATATYPE argument is ASSOC.

• Used by: DS2CONST

NACTION= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the nodes data set that provides the menu text that is displayed when the Web user selects a node with the right mouse button. Selecting this menu option text displays the URL that is associated with that node in the NURL= argument. This argument overrides the ACTION= argument (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Diagram Appearance on page 545). The default menu option text is Open URL .

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NCOLFMT= SAS-format-name

• specifies the name of a user-defined SAS format that converts the values in the variable named in the NCOLOR= argument to valid HTML color names. Note that the data in the data set is not altered ; the formatted value is used in the hierarchical tree rather than the data value.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NCOLOR= variable-name

• specifies the variable in the nodes data set that determines the background color of the nodes, using HTML 3.2 color names or 6-digit hexadecimal RGB values . If the variable does not contain valid HTML color names, then you can use the NCOLFMT=argument to convert those values to the HTML color names. See also the NCOLVAL= and NVALUE=arguments.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NCOLVAL= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the nodes data set that determines the color mapping for the nodes. This argument is valid only when the DATASET= argument is set to ASSOC, and only when the value of the COLORMAP= argument is Y. If this argument is not specified, then the node color is determined by the LVALUE= argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST

NDATA= SAS-data-set-name

• specifies the SAS data set that contains the node data.

  This argument is required .

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NFNTNAME= node-font-variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable that determines the text font for the node labels. The variable value can be SERIF, SANSSERIF, DIALOG, DIALOGINPUT, or MONOSPACED. The default node font is specified by the FNTNAME= argument (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Diagram Appearance on page 545).

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NFNTSIZE= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the nodes data set that determines the size of the text font used for node labels. This font size is expressed in points. This argument overrides the FNTSIZE= argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NFNTSTYL= node-font-style-variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable that determines the font style for the node label. The valid values that can be assigned to the variable are BOLD, ITALIC, and PLAIN.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NID= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the nodes data set whose values are to illustrated as the nodes in the diagram. The node ID variable type can be either numeric or character. For the DS2CONST macro, the values of the NID variable must be coordinated with the values of the LFROM and LTO variables.

• This argument is required .

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NLABEL= node-label-variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable that represents the node labels. This variable type can be either numeric or character.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NPARENT= node-parent-variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable that represents the parent nodes. This variable type can be either numeric or character.

• Used by: DS2TREE

NPW= password

• specifies the password that is needed for accessing a password-protected data set. This argument is required if the data set has a READ or PW password. You do not need to specify this argument if the data set has only WRITE or ALTER passwords.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NSCBACK= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the node styles data set that determines the background color of the nodes. The variable values must be HTML 3.2 color names. The default value is determined by the CNODE= argument (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Diagram Appearance on page 545).

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NSCTEXT= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the node styles data set that provides the colors for the node label text. Valid variable values must be HTML 3.2 color names. The default color is provided by the CATEXT= argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NSDATA= SAS-data-set-name

• specifies the name of the node styles data set.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NSFNTNAM= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the node styles data set that determines the text font that is to be used for node labels. Valid variable values can be SERIF, SANSSERIF, DIALOG, DIALOGINPUT, or MONOSPACED. This argument overrides the FNTNAME= argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NSFNTSIZ= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the node styles data set that determines the size of the node label text, in points. This argument overrides the FNTSIZE= argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NSFNTSTY= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the node styles data set that determines the style of the node label text. Valid variable values can be BOLD, ITALIC, or the default value, PLAIN. This argument overrides the FNTSTYL= argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NSHAPE= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable that determines the shape of the nodes. Valid variable values can be CIRCLE, DIAMOND, NONE, SQUARE, or TRIANGLE. The default value is SQUARE. This argument overrides the NODESHAPE= argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST

NSID= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the node styles data set that represents the nodes.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NSIZE= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable that determines the size of the nodes. The values of this variable can be real numbers. Node sizes are determined based on the value of the LAYOUT= argument. When LAYOUT=USER, the values of the NSIZE variable are interpreted as literal pixel measurements. When LAYOUT=AUTO, the values of the NSIZE variable determine the size of the nodes based on the relative size of individual values. The values of the NSIZE variable can be scaled with the SCLNSIZE= argument (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Diagram Appearance on page 545). This argument is valid only when the value of the DATATYPE= argument is ASSOC.

• Used by: DS2CONST

NSPW= password

• specifies the password that is needed to access a password-protected node styles data set. This argument is required if the data set has a READ or PW password. You do not need to specify this argument if the data set has only WRITE or ALTER passwords.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NSTYLE= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable that determines the style of the nodes. This variable type can be either numeric or character, and the values must correspond to the node identifiers specified in the NSID= argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NSWHERE= subset-expression

• specifies a WHERE clause that subsets the node styles data set for display in the diagram. If the expression contains any special characters (for example, % or &), then include %NRBQUOTE in the expression to process those characters correctly. The following example shows how to correctly specify INT%:

  NSWHERE=%NRBQUOTE(value="Int%")

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NTEXTCOL= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable that determines the color of the text for the node labels. Valid variable values must be HTML 3.2 color names.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NTIP= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable that provides the data or text that is displayed in the pop-up data tips window.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NTIPFMT= user-defined-format-name

• specifies the name of a user-defined SAS format that is applied to the data tips variable that is named in the NTIP= argument. Note that the data set is not altered; the formatted value is used only in the diagram.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NURL= drill-down-URL

• specifies the name of the variable that provides the drill-down URLs for the nodes. These URLs are displayed when the Web user double-clicks on a node or selects the node with the right mouse button and chooses an option from the pop-up menu. Menu text is determined by the NACTION= argument above and by the ACTION= argument in DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Diagram Appearance on page 545. The default menu option text is Open URL .

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NVALUE= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable that determines the relative node size. This argument is valid only when DATATYPE=ASSOC.

• If you do not specify a particular node color using either the NCOLOR or NCOLVAL argument (and if COLORMAP=Y), then this argument also determines a default node color. By default, the largest value of NVALUE is mapped to red, the median value to green, and the lowest value to blue. Values in between result in interpolated colors.

• Used by: DS2CONST

NWHERE= subset-expression

• specifies a WHERE clause that subsets the nodes data set for display in the diagram. If the expression contains any special characters (for example, % or &), then include %NRBQUOTE in the expression to process those characters correctly. The following example shows how to correctly specify INT%:

  NWHERE=%NRBQUOTE(value="Int%")

• See also the LWHERE= argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NX= variable-name

NY= variable-name

• specify the variables that determine the locations of the centers of the nodes. These arguments are valid only when the LAYOUT= argument is set to USER. The values are expressed in pixels. Positive values are measured from the top-left corner of the screen. Negative values are measured from the bottom-right corner of the screen.

• Used by: DS2CONST

Arguments for Generating HTML and XML Files

The following arguments determine the name, storage location, and file makeup of Web presentations that run in the Constellation Applet or the Treeview Applet.

HTMLFILE= external-filename

• specifies the name and storage location of the HTML output file. If the external file does not exist, then it is created for you. Either this argument, or HTMLFREF=, is required if you specify MAKEHTML=Y. Note: Do not use the HTMLFILE= argument if you use the HTMLFREF= argument.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF

HTMLFREF= fileref

• specifies the SAS fileref that identifies the name and storage location of the HTML output file. If the external file does not exist, then it is created for you. Either this argument, or HTMLFILE=filename, is required if you specify MAKEHTML=Y.

• Note: Do not use the HTMLFREF= argument if you use the HTMLFILE= argument, and do not use a reserved name (see Reserved Names on page 566).

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF

MAKEHTML=Y N

• specifies whether or not an HTML file is to be generated. The default value is Y, which generates the HTML output file. If you specify MAKEHTML=N and MAKEXML=Y, then only an XML file is generated.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST

MAKEXML=Y N

• specifies whether or not an XML file is to be generated. The default value is Y, which generates the XML output file. If you specify MAKEXML=N and MAKEHTML=Y, then only an HTML file will be generated. Note that under these circumstances, you must specify a value for the XMLURL= argument.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST

OPENMODE=REPLACE APPEND

• indicates whether the new HTML or XML output or both overwrites the information that is currently in the specified file(s), or if the new output is appended to the end of the existing file(s). The default value is REPLACE. Specify APPEND to add your new HTML-enhanced output to the end of an existing file.

• Note: OPENMODE=APPEND is not valid if you are writing your resulting HTML to a partitioned data set (PDS) on z/OS.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF

RUNMODE=B S

• specifies whether you are running the DS2TREE macro in batch or server mode. Batch mode (RUNMODE=B, the default) means that you are submitting the DS2TREE macro in the SAS Program Editor or you have included it in a SAS program. Server mode (RUNMODE=S) generates the HTTP header that is required by Application Dispatcher in the SAS/INTRNET software.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF

XMLFILE= external-filename

• specifies the name and storage location of the XML output file. If the external file does not exist, then it is created for you. This argument, or XMLFREF=, is required if you specify MAKEXML=Y and XMLTYPE=EXTERNAL. Note: Do not use the XMLFILE= argument if you use the XMLFREF= argument.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST

XMLFREF= fileref

• specifies the SAS fileref that identifies the name and storage location of the XML output file. If the external file does not exist, then it is created for you. This argument, or XMLFILE=, is required if you specify MAKEXML=Y and XMLTYPE=EXTERNAL. Note: Do not use the XMLFREF= argument if you use the XMLFILE= argument, and do not use a reserved name (see Reserved Names on page 566).

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST

XMLTYPE=INLINE EXTERNAL

• specifies whether the XML output file is to be written to an external file or included inline with the HTML. The default value is INLINE. If you specify EXTERNAL you must also specify a value for either the XMLFILE= or XMLFREF= arguments. This argument is required if you specify MAKEXML=Y.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST

XMLURL= URL

• specifies the URL of the existing file that contains the XML tags that define the node/link diagram. This argument is required if specified XMLTYPE=EXTERNAL.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST

DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Diagram Appearance

The following arguments for the DS2TREE and DS2CONST macros specify non-default behavior and appearance of the node/link diagram in the respective applet.

None of the following arguments are required.

ACTION= text

• specifies the default text that is displayed in a pop-up menu when the Web user selects a node with the right mouse button. Selecting this menu option displays the URL that is associated with that node in the NURL= argument. This argument is overridden by the NACTION= argument (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Data Definition on page 537). The ACTION= argument is useful when you want to use a single menu text string for most of the nodes in your diagram. The default menu option text is Open URL .

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

ANGLE= link-angle

• works with the TREESPAN= argument to determine the direction of growth for the diagram. The ANGLE= argument is valid only when you do not specify the TREEDIR= argument. The TREESPAN= argument defines the angular width of the tree (narrow or wide layout). The TREESPAN angle can be visualized as a V shape, with the starting node positioned at the base of the V. The rest of the nodes are laid out between the spreading arms of the V. The ANGLE= argument specifies the angle of the V shape. By default, the value of the ANGLE= argument is zero (0) and the V shape opens to the right, as if the letter V was rotated 90 degrees clockwise, to the three-o clock position. Values of the ANGLE= argument that are greater than zero rotate the V shape counterclockwise away from the three-o clock position. Valid values for the ANGLE= argument range from zero (0) to 360 degrees.

• Used by: DS2TREE

BORDER=Y N

• specifies whether or not a border is drawn around the background area. The default value is N.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

CATEXT= default-text-color

• specifies a default color for the text in the diagram, using an HTML 3.2 color name or a 6-digit hexadecimal RGB value. For DS2CONST, this argument is overridden by the FNTNAME= argument (see below) and the NTEXTCOL argument (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Data Definition on page 537).

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

CBACK= color

• specifies a background color for the Treeview Applet. The value must be a valid HTML 3.2 color name.

• Used by: DS2TREE

CHANDLE= color

• specifies the color of the Collapse/Expand handle on the nodes. The handle is represented by a small plus sign (+) that is prefixed to the label of the node when its subtree is collapsed . The value must be a valid HTML color name.

• Used by: DS2TREE

CLINK= default-link-color

• specifies a default color for the links in the diagram, using an HTML 3.2 color name or a 6-digit RGB value. For DS2CONST, this argument is overridden by the LCOLOR= and LCOLVAL= arguments (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Data Definition on page 537).

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

CNODE= color

• specifies the node background color. The value must be a valid HTML color name. The value specified here can be overridden by specifying a value of TRUE for the NCOLOR= argument.

• Used by: DS2TREE

CNODE= default-node-color

• specifies a default background color for the nodes, using an HTML 3.2 color name or a 6-digit RGB value. This argument is overridden by the NCOLOR=, NCOLVAL=, NVALUE=, or NSCBACK= arguments (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Data Definition on page 537).

• Used by: DS2CONST

COLORMAP=N Y

• when the value is N (default), specifies that the Constellation Applet is to use the NCOLOR= and LCOLOR= arguments (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Data Definition on page 537) to determine node and link colors rather than using the color map.

• Used by: DS2CONST

CSELECT= color

• specifies a color for nodes that are selected by the mouse or as the result of a node search. The value must be a valid HTML 3.2 color name.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

CUTOFF= detail-percentage

• specifies the percentage of the nodes that will be displayed with node labels. After the percentage has been reached, nodes are drawn as rectangles. The size of those rectangles decreases as the distance from the starting node increases . Valid values range from 0.0 to 1.0 (The decimal value is mapped to a percentage from 0% to 100%). The default value is 1.0. See also the DEPTH argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

DEPTH= max-path-length

• specifies a whole number greater than zero that determines the maximum number of links that are to be displayed in the node/link diagram. Paths whose lengths exceed the limit are truncated. This argument affects only the initial display of the diagram. Nodes that are initially hidden can become visible as a user selects nodes and navigates around the diagram.

• Note that this value is ignored if the value of the CUTOFF= argument is 1.0. There is no default value for this argument.

• Used by: DS2TREE

DRILTARG= target-window-or-frame

• specifies the HTML target or the name of the browser window or frame where drill-down URLs are displayed. The default behavior is to open a new browser window and reuse it for subsequent drill-down requests . Specifically, the default value is _BLANK, which is one of several reserved names for targets in HTML. The value can also be the name of a window or frame in the Web presentation.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

DUPCHECK=TRUE FALSE

• specifies whether or not the applet will check for duplicate node IDs. The default value is FALSE. When set to TRUE, this argument will cause the applet to update an ID if a duplicate ID is found, instead of creating a new node with the same ID. This enables you to collect node information from different locations in the data set.

• Used by: DS2TREE

FACTOR= fish-eye-distortion-factor

• specifies the distortion factor for the fish-eye lens. The distortion factor determines the amount that the central region of the display is to be expanded (or zoomed). The value specified must be greater than or equal to 1.0. The default value is 1.0, which represents the lowest amount of distortion. This argument is valid only when the value of the FISHEYE= argument is Y. The maximum effective value (beyond which no further distortion is visible) is variable depending upon the number of nodes in the diagram.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

FISHEYE=Y N

• indicates whether or not the diagram is to be displayed with the fish-eye distortion, which displays the central region of the diagram at a specified size and displays the rest of the diagram as if it were mapped onto a ball, with the nodes and links disappearing over a curved horizon. The Web user can move the diagram past the central region by scrolling or searching for nodes. The amount of distortion used in the fish-eye lens is determined by the FACTOR= argument. The default value is Y.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

FNTNAME= default-node-label-font

• specifies the default text font for node labels. Valid values can be SERIF, SANSSERIF, DIALOG, DIALOGINPUT, or MONOSPACED. This argument is overridden by the NFNTNAME or NSFNTNAM= arguments (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Data Definition on page 537).

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

FNTSIZE= node-font-size

• specifies the size of the node label text font, in points. This argument is overridden by the NFNTSIZE= argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

FNTSTYL= node-font-style

• specifies the text font style for node labels. Valid values are BOLD, ITALIC, and PLAIN. PLAIN is the default value. This argument is overridden by the NFNTSTYL= argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

IBACKLOC= image-URL

• specifies a URL for the image that you want to use in the background of the diagram. See also the IBACKPOS= argument.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

IBACKPOS=CENTER SCALE TILE POSITION

• specifies how to display the background image in the IBACKLOC= argument. Specify one of the following options:

  • CENTER

    • centers the image in the browser window without resizing the image.

  • SCALE

    • resizes the image to fit the browser window.

  • TILE

    • fills the browser window by replicating the image at its original size.

  • POSITION

    • positions the image without resizing at the values specified by the IBACKX= and IBACKY= arguments.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

IBACKURL= background- drilldown -URL

• specifies the URL that is displayed when you click on the background image. This argument is valid only when the value of the IBACKPOS= argument is POSITION. If you are including the Powered by SAS logo, then you must use this argument to link the image to the SAS Web site.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

IBACKX= corner-coordinate

IBACKY= corner-coordinate

• specifies the x (horizontal) and y (vertical) pixel coordinates of the upper left-hand corner of the background image. Positive values are measured from the upper-left corner of the background area. Negative values are measured from the lower-right corner of the background area. These values are valid only if the value of the IBACKPOS= argument is POSITION. Always specify both the IBACKX= and IBACKY= arguments.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NODEBDR=LINE NONE FILL OUTLINE

• specifies the appearance of the node border line, using one of the following values:

  • LINE

    • show solid border lines around the nodes.

  • NONE

    • show no border lines or background.

  • FILL

    • show background but no border lines.

  • OUTLINE

    • show a border line and background. This is the default value.

• Used by: DS2TREE

NODESEP= character(s)

• specifies which character(s) should be used to separate the selected nodes in the return value for the various getSelectedNodes methods . The default separator is a semicolon (;). If the getSelectedNodesIds method is called, and a JavaScript method is not specified with the SELIFUNC= argument, then the selected node IDs are returned as a single string separated by the NODESEP= character(s).

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

NODESHAP= shape

• specifies the shape of the nodes. Valid values can be CIRCLE, DIAMOND, NONE, SQUARE, or TRIANGLE. The default value is SQUARE. This argument is overridden by the NSHAPE= argument (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Data Definition on page 537).

• Used by: DS2CONST

RBSIZING=Y N

• the default value N indicates that size information from the resource bundle is not to be used for sizing the two dialog boxes that can be invoked from the pop-up menu that appears when a user right-mouse-clicks on a diagram. The two dialog boxes are the About dialog box and the Mouse Help dialog box.

• Specify Y for this argument for languages other than English.If you specify Y, then the height and the width of the dialog box frames are read in from the resource bundle. This allows translators to set appropriate heights and widths for the frames in the resource bundle, based on the length of the message strings in each language.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

SCLNKWT=Y N

• when the value is Y (default), specifies that the link weight values are to be scaled into the range of 0 “1, which corresponds to 0 “100%. When SCLNKWT=Y, the scroll bar in Constellation Applet displays a percentage of the range of the link weights. When SCLNKWT=N, the link weights are not scaled and the scroll bar reflects the actual link weight data values. These values are real numbers that are specified in the LVALUE= argument (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Data Definition on page 537). The SCLNKWT= argument is valid only when the value of the DATATYPE= argument is ASSOC. Note that the range of link weights (maximum minus minimum) must be greater than 2 when SCLNKWT=N. Otherwise, the scroll bar will not correctly map the link weights.

• Used by: DS2CONST

SCLWIDTH=Y N

• when the value is Y (default), indicates that the link width values are to be scaled into the range of 0 “1. Specifying N indicates that the link widths are already scaled into that range. This argument is valid only when the value of the DATATYPE= argument is ASSOC.

• Used by: DS2CONST

SCNSIZE=Y N

• when the value is Y (default), indicates that the node size values are to be scaled into the range of 0 “1. Specifying N indicates that the node sizes are already scaled into that range. This argument is valid only when the value of the DATATYPE= argument is ASSOC. Node sizes are specified with the NSIZE= argument (see DS2TREE and DS2CONST Arguments for Data Definition on page 537).

• Used by: DS2CONST

SELIFUNC= JavaScript-method-name

• specifies the name of the JavaScript method that will be used by the getSelectedNodesIds method. The getSelectedNodesIds method first collects all the IDs for the selected nodes. Then, if a method is specified with the SELIFUNC= argument, the getSelectedNodesIds method calls that method and passes to that method all of the selected node IDs as arguments. If there is no method specified with the SELIFUNC= argument, then the getSelectedNodesIds method concatenates all of the IDs into a single string, separates the individual IDs with the value that is specified by the NODESEP= argument, and returns the string. The value for this argument is case-sensitive.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

SELLFUNC= JavaScript-method-name

• specifies the JavaScript method that will be used by the getSelectedNodesLabels method. The getSelectedNodesLabels method first collects all the labels for the selected nodes. Then, if a method is specified with the SELLFUNC= argument, the getSelectedNodesLabels method calls that method and passes to that method all of the selected node labels as arguments. If there is no method specified with the SELLFUNC= argument, then the getSelectedNodesLabels method concatenates all of the labels into a single string, separates the individual labels with the value that is specified by the NODESEP= argument, and returns the string. The value for this argument is case-sensitive.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

SELUFUNC= JavaScript-method-name

• specifies the JavaScript method that will be used by the getSelectedNodesURLs method. The getSelectedNodesURLs method first collects all the URLs for the selected nodes. Then, if a method is specified with the SELUFUNC= argument, the getSelectedNodesURLs method calls that method and passes to that method all of the selected node URLs as arguments. If there is no method specified with the SELUFUNC= argument, then the getSelectedNodesURLs method concatenates all of the URLs into a single string, separates the individual URLs with the value specified by the NODESEP= argument, and returns the string. The value for this argument is case-sensitive.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

SHOWLINKS=Y N

• specifies whether initially to display all arc lines between nodes. Specifying N suppresses all arc lines. The default value is Y.

• Note: This argument affects only the initial display. A viewer can subsequently control which arc lines are displayed by right-mouse clicking and selecting a Show links option from the pop-up menu.

• Used by: DS2CONST

SPREAD= angular-factor

• specifies the angular spreading factor for the layout of the diagram. The value specified must be greater than or equal to 1.0. The default value is 1.25.

• Used by: DS2TREE

TIPS=Y N

• indicates whether or not pop-up data tips are displayed when the cursor is positioned over nodes or links or both. The default value is Y.

• Used by: DS2CONST, DS2TREE

TIPTYPE=TRACKING STATIONARY

• when the value is TRACKING (default), indicates that the pop-up data tips windows are to move with the cursor while the cursor moves within the area of a single node or link.

• Used by: DS2CONST

TREEDIR=C D L R U

• determines the growth direction of the node/link diagram using the following values.

  • C CIRCULAR

    • grows the tree in a circular pattern. This is the default value.

  • D DOWN

    • grows the tree from top to bottom using center alignment.

  • L LEFT

    • grows the tree from left to right and top to bottom.

  • R RIGHT

    • grows the tree from right to left and top to bottom.

  • U UP

    • grows the tree from the bottom up using center alignment.

• If the value of the TREEDIR= argument is UP or DOWN, then the value of the TREESPAN= argument is used to set the angular width of the diagram. The starting node is aligned horizontally in the center of the applet. The diagram grows out of the starting node based on the angular width specified in the TREESPAN= argument. The wider the angle, the wider the layout of the diagram.

• The TREEDIR= argument overrides the ANGLE= argument.

• Used by: DS2TREE

TREESPAN= angular-diagram-width

• specifies the angular width of the diagram in degrees. Valid values must be greater than zero and less than 360. The default value is 60. For details, see the TREEDIR= and ANGLE= arguments.

• Used by: DS2TREE

ZOOM= starting-percentage

• specifies the zoom value that is used for the initial display of the diagram. After the initial display, the Web user can change the zoom percentage using the slider-bar beneath the diagram on the Web page. Selecting the Refresh button on the browser runs the applet and restores the initial zoom setting. The default value is 100 percent. The initial diagram can be scaled up with a value greater than 100 or scaled down with a value less than 100.

• Used by: DS2CONST

Arguments for Page Formatting

The following arguments format the HTML output file. The rendering of some of these arguments may vary in certain browsers. Several of the following arguments apply only to certain macros, as noted in the descriptions of the arguments.

The BGTYPE=, BRTITLE=, CENTER=, CTEXT=, and DOCTYPE= arguments apply to the entire page for the current invocation of the macro. If you append data to an existing HTML page, then the HTML formatting will not change. You may want to use these arguments only when you replace, rather than append, HTML files.

BDCLASS= body-stylesheet-name

• specifies the name of the stylesheet that is to be applied to the body of the HTML output file.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF.

BG= color-or-image

• specifies the background color or image, based on the value of the BGTYPE= argument. The color can be specified as an HTML 3.2 color name or as a 6-digit hexadecimal RGB value. When BGTYPE=IMAGE, this argument specifies a background image, using a path or a URL, relative or absolute.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM.

BGTYPE=NONE COLOR IMAGE

• specifies the background type, using one of the following values:

  • NONE

    • causes the applet to display its default background color. This is the default value.

  • COLOR

    • specifies that the value of the BG= argument must be an HTML 3.2 color name or hexadecimal RGB value.

  • IMAGE

    • specifies that the value of the BG= argument must be the path or URL pointing to an image file that will be displayed in the background of the applet window.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM.

BRTITLE= browser-window-title

• specifies the text that appears in the title bar of the browser window. By default, no title is displayed.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM.

CENTER= Y N

• specifies whether or not the graph or diagram is centered in the browser window. The default value is N.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM.

CTEXT= default-text-color

• specifies a default text color that replaces the default text color in the browser. Other color arguments can be used to override this new default. The color can be specified as an HTML 3.2 color name or as a six-digit hexadecimal RGB value.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF.

DOCTYPE= DOCTYPE-tag

• generates the following DOCTYPE tag by default, which specifies HTML version 3.2:

  <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 Final//EN">

• To use a different DOCTYPE tag, specify the entire contents of the tag as the value of the DOCTYPE= argument, including the angle brackets.

• If you specify DOCTYPE="", then no DOCTYPE tag is generated in the HTML output file.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM.

ENCODE=Y N

• when the value is Y (default), replaces the angle bracket characters (< and >) in SAS TITLE and FOOTNOTE lines with the HTML character entities (&gt; and &lt;) respectively. Specifying ENCODE=N causes the browser to interpret the angle brackets as parts of HTML tags. For example, you would use ENCODE=N if you wanted to use the following TITLE statement:

  title '<FONT COLOR="red">Out of Range Data</FONT>';

• This argument is supported by the DS2CONST, DS2TREE, and DS2CSF macros.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF.

PAGEPART=ALL HEAD BODY FOOT

• specifies which part or parts of the HTML page are to be written into the HTML output file. This argument is helpful when are appending HTML output to the end of an existing HTML file, or when you are using separate files for the head, body, and foot of your Web page.

  • ALL

    • writes the entire HTML file, including metagraphics codes for the META2HTM macro or the XML tags for the DS2CONST, DS2TREE, and DS2CSF macros. This is the default value. Do not use this value if you are appending an existing HTML file.

  • HEAD

    • writes the HTML header information and metagraphics codes (for META2HTM) or XML (for DS2CONST and DS2TREE) into the HTML file. The header information consists of the HEAD and BODY tags. HTML footer information is not included.

  • BODY

    • writes only the metagraphics codes (for META2HTM) or XML tags (for DS2CONST, DS2TREE, and DS2CSF) into the HTML output file. No head or foot information is generated in the HTML output file.

  • FOOT

    • writes metagraphics codes or XML tags and the </BODY> and </HTML> tags to conclude the HTML file.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM.

SASPOWER= logo-image-file

• specifies the path or URL, relative or absolute, to the image file of the SAS Powered logo. In the HTML file, the image appears at the bottom of the page. Selecting the image displays the SAS home page. By default, the logo is omitted. To obtain the logo image file, see http://www2.sas.com/dispatcher/index.html. See also the SPCLASS= argument.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM.

SEPCLASS= page-separator-stylesheet

• specifies the path or URL, relative or absolute, to the style sheet that is used for the page separator. If the value of the SEPTYPE= argument is RULE, then the value of the SEPCLASS= argument is used on the CLASS attribute of the HTML tag <HR>. If the value of the SEPTYPE= argument is IMAGE, then the value of SEPCLASS= argument is used on the CLASS attribute of the HTML tag <IMG>.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF.

SEPLOC= separator-image

• specifies the path or URL, relative or absolute, to the image that you want to use as the separator between the graphs in your presentation. This argument is valid only if the value of the SEPTYPE= argument is IMAGE.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM.

SEPTYPE= IMAGE NONE RULE

• specifies the type of separator that is used between multiple applets in your presentation. The valid values are defined as follows:

  • IMAGE

    • specifies separate graphs using the image specified in the SEPLOC= argument.

  • NONE

    • specifies not to use a separator between applets.

  • RULE

    • inserts a line between applets. This is the default.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM.

SPCLASS= logo-stylesheet-name

• specifies the name of the style sheet class that is to be used for the Powered by SAS logo.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF.

Arguments for Stylesheets

DS2CONT, DS2TREE, DS2CSF, and META2HTM enable the following arguments for style sheet specifications in the HTML output file. See also the BDCLASS=, SEPCLASS=, and SPCLASS= arguments in Arguments for Page Formatting on page 552.

Style sheet arguments reference style information in one of two ways. Most of the arguments specify parameters in the HTML LINK tag:

<LINK HREF="1qtr98.css" TYPE="text/css" REL="stylesheet">

Use these arguments when you do not want to enter your style information directly into your HTML file when you create that file.

Other arguments embed the style information into the header of the HTML file. Use these arguments when you want to collect style information from multiple style sheets. The end result must create a complete STYLE tag in your HTML file.

You can combine LINK tag arguments with arguments that embed style information, but you cannot use the same ordinal number in two arguments. For example, you can specify the arguments SSHREF1= and SSFILE2=, but you cannot specify SSHREF1= and SSFILE1=.

The following arguments link to two different style sheets and include text comments for each stylesheet.

ssfile1=comments1.txt, /* embeds text */ sshref2=/style/style1.css, /* links to stylesheet */ sstype2=text/css, /* parameters for style sheets */ ssrel2=stylesheet, ssfile3=comments2.txt, /* embeds text */ sshref4=/style/style2.css, /* link to stylesheets */ sstype4=text/css, ssrel4=stylesheet,

SSFILE1 “SSFILE5= file-specification

• embeds in the HTML file the entire contents of the specified file.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

SSFREF1 “SSFREF5= fileref

• embeds in the HTML file the entire contents of the file that is referenced by the SAS fileref.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

SSHREF1 “SSHREF5= style-sheet-URL

• specifies the URL of the stylesheet in the HREF= attribute of the LINK tag. If you specify a relative URL, it must be relative to the location of the HTML output file.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

SSMEDIA1 “5= media

• specifies the media for which the style sheet was designed. The value is applied to the MEDIA= attribute of the LINK tag. The default value is SCREEN. Examples of other valid MEDIA values include BRAILLE for tactile feedback devices, and HANDHELD for small-screen devices.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

SSREL1 “5= relationship

• specifies the REL= attribute of the LINK tag, which describes the relationship from the linked file to the HTML file. The value of this tag is generally STYLESHEET. The arguments SSREL1 “5= can also be used with the arguments SSREV1 “5 to link HTML pages in a series. For example, the SSREL1= argument can specify the next document in the series, and the SSREV2= argument can specify the reverse relationship, which would be the previous document in the series. Both arguments, SSRELn= and SSREVn=, can appear in the same LINK tag.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

SSREV1 “5= relationship

• specifies the REV= attribute of the LINK tag, which describes the relationship from the HTML file to the linked file. See the SSREL1 “5= argument for details.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

SSTITLE1 “5= title-of-linked-page

• specifies the TITLE= attribute of the LINK tag. The TITLE= attribute provides a title for the referenced page. Use this argument when you are using the SSRELn= and SSREVn= arguments to specify next and previous links in a series of Web pages.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

SSTYPE1 “5= stylesheet-type

• specifies the TYPE= attribute of the LINK tag. For cascading style sheets, this value usually is TEXT/CSS. For JavaScript style sheets, this value is generally TEXT/JAVASCRIPT.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

Arguments for the SAS TITLE and FOOTNOTE Tags

The following arguments determine the content and appearance of the SAS TITLE and FOOTNOTE tags in the HTML output file.

FCLASS= footnote-style-sheet-name

TCLASS= title-style-sheet-name

• specify the name of the style sheet class that is to be used for the SAS TITLE or FOOTNOTE.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF.

FCOLOR= footnote-text-color

TCOLOR= title-text-color

• specify the color of the text in the SAS TITLE or FOOTNOTE, using an HTML 3.2 color name or a six-digit hexadecimal RGB value.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF.

FFACE= footnote-text-font

TFACE= title-text-font

• specify a text font for the SAS TITLE or FOOTNOTE. Valid values are browser-specific.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF.

FSIZE= n + n “ n

TSIZE= n + n “ n

• specify the size of the text font that is to be used for the SAS TITLE or FOOTNOTE, where n is an integer. Valid values are browser-specific depending on how the browser handles the SIZE attribute on the FONT tag.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF.

FTAG= tag-string

TTAG= tag-string

• specify a text string that the macro translates into one or more tags that will enclose the SAS TITLE or FOOTNOTE.

• The default value is as follows:

  PREFORMATTED + HEADER 3

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF.

For each possible value of the TTAG= and FTAG= arguments, the following table shows the HTML tags that are generated by the macro for the SAS TITLE and FOOTNOTE lines (the corresponding end tags are generated automatically):

Arguments for Character Transcoding

The following arguments allow you to specify a character set or convert character data to the corresponding Unicode Numeric Character Reference (NCR).

CHARSET= char-set-name

• specifies the character set name that will be written into the META tag of the HTML output file. For information on available character set names, see http://www.iana.org/assignments/character-sets.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

TRANLIST= transcoding-list-name

• specifies the name and location of an existing transcoding list, either user-defined or from SAS. The transcoding list name must be a four-level name, and the fourth level must be SLIST, as in the following example:

  TRANLIST=SASHELP.HTMLGEN.IDENTITY.SLIST

• This argument is required if you are implementing character transcoding.

• SAS provides a number of transcoding lists in the SASHELP.HTMLNLS catalog. For a description of these transcoding lists, and for information on generating your own transcoding lists, see the SAS Web site at http://support.sas.com/rnd/web/intrnet/format/lang2.html.

• Used by: DS2TREE, DS2CONST, DS2CSF, META2HTM

DS2CSF Arguments for Data Definition

These arguments for the DS2CSF macro define how the data set is to be interpreted by the Rangeview Applet as it generates the critical success factor graph.

DATA= SAS-data-set-name

• specifies the name of the data set that is to be used to generate the graph. The default data set is the one that was most recently created.

• Used by: DS2CSF

LABELS=Y N

• when the value is Y (default), indicates that the graph label and critical success value are displayed beneath the gauge. Specifying LABELS=N suppresses the display of the diagram label and critical success value.

• Used by: DS2CSF

PW= password

• specifies the password that is needed to access a password-protected data set. This argument is required if the data set has a READ or PW password. It is not required if the data set has a WRITE or ALTER password.

• Used by: DS2CSF

VAR= variable-name

• specifies the name of the variable in the SAS data set that is to be represented in the graph. The indicated value is the value of this variable in the first observation in the data set.

• Used by: DS2CSF

DS2CSF Arguments for Diagram Appearance

The following arguments allow you to configure your range view diagram to suit the needs of your Web presentation.

CBACK= color

• specifies a background color for the graph. The value must be a valid HTML 3.2 color name or a six-digit hexadecimal RGB value.

• Used by: DS2CSF

CHUB= color

• specifies a color for the half-circle area in the bottom middle of the classic diagram. The value must be a valid HTML 3.2 color name or a six-digit hexadecimal RGB value.

• Used by: DS2CSF

CINDIC= color

• specifies the color of the indicator in both the classic and the digital styles of the diagram. The value must be a valid HTML 3.2 color name or a six-digit hexadecimal RGB value.

• Used by: DS2CSF

CLABTXT= color

• specifies the color of the text label (and value, in the classic graph) that appear in a bold text font. The value must be a valid HTML 3.2 color name or a six-digit hexadecimal RGB value.

• Used by: DS2CSF

CLABVAL= color

• specifies the color of the data value labels that appear above the gauge. The value must be a valid HTML 3.2 color name or a six-digit hexadecimal RGB value.

• Used by: DS2CSF

COUTLINE= color

• specifies the color of the outline that is drawn around the classic or digital gauge. The value must be a valid HTML 3.2 color name or a six-digit hexadecimal RGB value.

• Used by: DS2CSF

CSFTYPE=CLASSIC DIGITAL

• when the value is CLASSIC (default), specifies that the graph is to be rendered as an analog gauge with a needle that points to the critical success factor. Specifying a value of DIGITAL displays a diagram that resembles a liquid-crystal display.

• Used by: DS2CSF

CVALUE= color

• specifies the color of the critical success value. This value is shown in a bold text font along with the text label value in the classic graph. In the digital graph, the value appears in a digital font. The value must be a valid HTML 3.2 color name or a six-digit hexadecimal RGB value.

• Used by: DS2CSF

DEPTH=TWO_DIMENSION TWO_AND_A_HALF_DIMENSION

• when the value is TWO_AND_A_HALF_DIMENSION (default), specifies a diagram that appears to have a degree of depth.

• Used by: DS2CSF

DRILURL= URL

• specifies the URL, relative or absolute, that is to be displayed when the user selects any part of the diagram.

• Used by: DS2CSF

DRILTARG= target-window-or-frame

• specifies the HTML target or the name of the browser window or frame where drill-down URLs are to be displayed. The default behavior is to open a new browser window and reuse it for subsequent drill-down requests. Specifically, the default value is _BLANK, which is one of several reserved names for targets in HTML. The DRILTARG value can also be the name of a window or frame in the Web presentation.

• Used by: DS2CSF

HINDIC= indicator-height-percentage

• specifies the height of the indicator for the classic diagram (see the CSFTYPE= argument). Valid values must be greater than zero and less than 100.

• Used by: DS2CSF

INDICTYP= indicator-shape

• specifies the shape of the indicator for the classic diagram (see CSFTYPE). Valid values can be ARROW, HARPOON, LINE, NEEDLE, or SPEAR.

• Used by: DS2CSF

LABELPOS= text-label-location

• specifies the location of the text label that identifies the critical success factor. Valid values can be TOP_LEFT, TOP_CENTER, TOP_RIGHT, BOTTOM_LEFT, BOTTOM_CENTER, or BOTTOM_RIGHT.

• Used by: DS2CSF

RANGE= range-name

• specifies the four-level name of the RANGE entry that defines range values and colors. For example:

  range=sashelp.javagrf.sample1.range

• To define a range entry, you can use the BUILD command:

  build libname.catname.entryname.RANGE

• This opens a window that you use to define the range. Use the scrollbar on the window to navigate between segments of the range.

• Used by: DS2CSF

VALUEPOS= CSF-value-location

• specifies the location of the critical success value. Valid values can be TOP_LEFT, TOP_CENTER, TOP_RIGHT, BOTTOM_LEFT, BOTTOM_CENTER, or BOTTOM_RIGHT.

• Used by: DS2CSF

WINDIC= indicator-width

• specifies the width of the critical success indicator, in pixels. The default value is 8.

• Used by: DS2CSF

META2HTM Arguments for Saving the HTML File

The META2HTM macro enables the following arguments for generating and saving an HTML file.

Note: All of the following macro arguments are required.

CAPTURE=ON OFF

• CAPTURE=ON enables the capture of metagraphics output. Set CAPTURE=ON above the SAS/GRAPH procedure that will generate metagraphics for the HTML output file. Set CAPTURE=OFF after you run and quit the SAS/GRAPH procedure.

• The following arguments are enabled when CAPTURE=ON or when CAPTURE=OFF: CENTER=, HTMLFILE=, HTMLFREF=, OPENMODE=, and PAGEPART=.

• The following arguments are enabled only when CAPTURE=OFF: SASPOWER=, SEPLOC=, SEPCLASS=, and SPCLASS=.

• Any other arguments are valid only when CAPTURE=ON.

• This argument is required.

• Used by: META2HTM

HTMLFILE= external-filename

• specifies the name and path of the HTML file where the output will be written. If the file you specify does not exist, it is created for you.

• This argument is required if HTMLFREF is omitted. HTMLFILE= and HTMLFREF= are mutually exclusive arguments.

• Used by: META2HTM

HTMLFREF= fileref

• specifies the fileref that points to the location of the HTML file where the output will be written. If the file you specify does not exist, then it is created for you. Do not use a reserved name. See Reserved Names on page 566 for more information.

• This argument is required if HTMLFILE is omitted. HTMLFREF= and HTMLFILE= are mutually exclusive arguments.

• Used by: META2HTM

OPENMODE=APPEND REPLACE

• indicates whether the new HTML output overwrites the information currently in the specified file or if the new output is appended to the end of the existing file. The default value is REPLACE. If you do not want to replace the current contents,then supply APPEND to add your output to the end of an existing HTML file.

• Always use OPENMODE=APPEND with the CAPTURE=OFF argument.

• OPENMODE=APPEND is not valid if you are writing in the z/OS operating environment.

• This argument is required.

• Used by: META2HTM

RUNMODE=B S

• specifies whether you are running the macro in batch or server mode. Batch mode (the default) means that you are submitting the META2HTM macro in the Program Editor or you have included it in a SAS program. Server mode is used with Dispatcher Applications in the SAS/INTRNET software. Specifying server mode generates an HTTP header that is required by Application Dispatcher.

• This argument is required.

• Used by: META2HTM

META2HTM Arguments for Applet Behavior

The META2HTM macro enables the following arguments, which are used to control the behavior of the applet. Many of these arguments specify applet parameters.

CBACK= hex-color

• specifies the color of the applet control area, using a six-digit hexadecimal RGB value.

• Used by: META2HTM

CTIPHILT= hex-color

• specifies a six-digit hexadecimal RGB value for the color of the graph element that has been selected to display its pop-up data tips window. The default highlight color is red. See also the TIPTYPE= argument.

• Used by: META2HTM

PAGECTL=Y N

• when the value is N (default), prevents the display of the page-selection control. For further information, see Metaview Applet Parameters on page 475.

• Used by: META2HTM

SLIDECTL=Y N

• the default value of N prevents the display of the graph-selection control. For further information, see Metaview Applet Parameters on page 475.

• Used by: META2HTM

TIPTYPE=HIGHLIGHT STICK FIXED_STICK

• specifies the appearance of data tips.

  • HIGHLIGHT

    • specifies that the text tip is to appear as a disconnected pop-up window. The outline of the selected graph element is highlighted in the color specified in the CTIPHILT= argument. This is the default value.

  • STICK

    • specifies that a line will connect the cursor and the selected graph element. The pop-up text tip window appears above the cursor and follows the cursor as it moves within the selected graph element.

  • FIXED_STICK

    • specifies that a line will be drawn between the text tip pop-up window and the center of the selected graph element. The text tip window does not move with the cursor.

• See also Metaview Applet Parameters on page 475.

• Used by: META2HTM

ZOOMCTL=Y N

• specifies whether or not the zoom control appears in the applet control area. By default, the control is displayed.

• Used by: META2HTM

Reserved Names

Do not use the following names as the value of a macro variable:

Libnames and Filerefs

• HTML

• CATENT

• HTMSS

Global Macro Variables

• _htmovp

• _htmcap

• _htmtitl

• _htmwher

Data Sets or Views

• WORK._BYGRP

Catalogs

• WORK._HTMLG_

• SASHELP.HTMLNLS

Catalog Entries

• SASHELP.HTMLGEN.DSPROP.SLIST

• SASHELP.HTMLGEN.IDENTITY.SLIST

• SASHELP.HTMLGEN.OUTPROP.SLIST

• SASHELP.HTMLGEN.TABPROP.SLIST

• SASHELP.HTMLGEN.TAGS.SLIST