POLY Function

Associated Variables

COLOR='color'

specifies the color of the interior of the polygon, if a pattern is specified for the STYLE variable. The outline color is specified with the POLYCONT function. Color can be any SAS/GRAPH color name.

HTML='link-string'

specifies the text that defines the link for drill-down.

LINE=1...46

specifies the line type that outlines the polygon. See Specifying Line Types for an illustration of the line types.

STYLE='fill-pattern'

specifies the value of the pattern that fills the polygon. Fill-pattern can be the following map patterns:

MSOLID

MS

a solid pattern

MEMPTY

ME

an empty pattern

Mdensity<style<angle>>

    a shaded pattern:

• density can be 1...5
• style can be X | N
• angle can be 0...360.

For example, if STYLE='MSOLID' for the POLY function, the fill area that is drawn by the POLYCONT sequence uses a solid fill. If STYLE='M5N15', the fill area uses a shaded fill of parallel lines. The fill-pattern value M5N15 specifies that the lines use the heaviest density, are parallel, and are drawn at a 15-degree angle from the horizontal. See also the discussion of fill patterns for maps in the documentation for the VALUE= option for the PATTERN Statement.

Note:Java and ActiveX support only SOLID and EMPTY. EMPTY is the default if any other value is used.

WHEN='B' | 'A'

specifies when to begin the polygon in relation to other procedure output. See WHEN Variable.

X=horizontal-coordinate

Y=vertical-coordinate

Z=depth-coordinate (PROC G3D only)

XC='character-type-horizontal-coordinate'

YC='character-type-vertical-coordinate'

specify the initial point of the polygon that is being created. Use the Z variable only with the G3D procedure.

XSYS='coordinate-system'

specifies the coordinate system for the X or XC variable. Use the XC variable only with XSYS='2'. See XSYS Variable for an explanation of coordinate-system.

YSYS='coordinate-system'

specifies the coordinate system for the Y or YC variable. Use the YC variable only with YSYS='2'. See YSYS Variable for an explanation of coordinate-system.

ZSYS='coordinate-system'

specifies the coordinate system for the Z variable. See ZSYS Variable for an explanation of coordinate-system.