IMAGE Function
Displays an image in the graphics output from the
current (X,Y) coordinates to the (X, Y) coordinates that are associated
with the IMGPATH variable.
Syntax
Associated Variables
- HTML='link-string'
-
specifies the text
that defines the link for drill-down.
- IMGPATH= 'external-file'
-
specifies the image
file to be displayed in the graphics output. The syntax of external
file specifications varies across operating environments.
Note:Copying and pasting the image works only if an absolute
path is specified instead of a relative path, or if the file into
which the image is being pasted is opened from the directory to which
the image is relative.
- STYLE = 'TILE' | 'FIT';
-
specifies how the image
is to be applied to fill the specified area of the graphics output.
The default value of TILE replicates the image to fill the area. The
FIT value stretches a single instance of the image to fill the area.
- X=horizontal-coordinate;
-
specifies the horizontal
coordinate that determines the size of the image displayed in the
graphics output.
- Y=vertical-coordinate;
-
specifies the vertical
coordinate that determines the size of the image displayed in the
graphics output.
- Z=depth-coordinate;
-
specifies the depth
coordinate for 3–D output.
- ZSYS='coordinate-system'
-
specifies the coordinate
system for the Z variable. See
ZSYS Variable for an explanation of
coordinate-system.
Details
The following example
shows how the IMAGE function adds a single stretched instance of an
image to the graphics output, beginning at the current coordinates
and ending at the specified coordinates:
x=10; y=5; function="move"; output;
x=35; y=15; imgpath="/images/gifs/picture.gif";
style="fit";
function="image"; output;