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| The GREPLAY Procedure |
TREPLAY Statement
Replays graphics entries into template panels. TREPLAY copies one or more entries from the graphics input catalog into a template-entry in the graphics output catalog, using positioning information provided by the template.
| Requirements: | Before issuing the TREPLAY statement, specify a graphics input catalog with the IGOUT Statement, assign a template entry catalog with the TC Statement, and choose a template with the TEMPLATE Statement. |
| Alias: | TPLAY |
| Featured in: | Replaying GSLIDE Procedure Output in a Template |
Syntax
| TREPLAY select-pairs<DES="description" NAME="entry-name">; |
select-pairs follow this form:
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| Required Arguments |
- template-panel-number:entry-id
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specifies the template panel number and the name of the template entry.
- template-panel-number
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specifies the number of the panel in the template into which you want to replay the entry. This number determines the position of the graph in the new entry in the graphics output catalog.
- entry-id
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specifies the name or number of the entry in the graphics input catalog that is to be added to the new entry in the graphics output catalog.
| Options |
- DES="entry-description"
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adds a description to the entry in the graphics output catalog. Descriptions are truncated after 256 characters.
- NAME="entry-name"
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names the entry in the graphics output catalog. The name must begin with a letter, and continue with up to seven more letters, numbers, or underscores. Duplicate entry names are resolved as described in Duplicate Entry Names.
Default: TEMPLATE See also: About Filename Indexing
| Details |
When you replay GRSEG entries in a template, the GREPLAY procedure creates and stores graphics output in the designated output catalog.
You can replay multiple entries in one TREPLAY statement as shown here:
treplay 1:plot1 2:plot2 3:chart1;
PLOT1 is placed in panel 1 of the current template. PLOT2 is placed in panel 2. CHART1 is placed in panel 3. Specify the entry name or entry number.
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