TEMPLATE Procedure: Creating Markup Language Tagsets
- Syntax
Procedure SyntaxDEFINE TAGSET StatementDEFINE EVENT StatementBLOCK StatementBREAK StatementCLOSE StatementCONTINUE StatementDELSTREAM StatementDO StatementDONE StatementELSE StatementEND StatementEVAL StatementFLUSH StatementITERATE StatementNDENT StatementNEXT StatementNOTES StatementOPEN StatementPUT StatementPUTL StatementPUTLOG StatementPUTQ StatementPUTSTREAM StatementPUTVARS StatementSET StatementSTOP StatementTRIGGER StatementUNBLOCK StatementUNSET StatementXDENT Statement - Overview
- Concepts
- Using
- Examples
Example 4: Executing Events Using the TRIGGER= Statement
| Features: |
Other ODS features:: ODS directory.tagset-name statement |
Program
proc template;
define tagset tagsets.mytagset;
define event doc;
start:
put 'start of doc' nl;
trigger mytest;
trigger otherevent;
finish:
trigger mytest;
put 'finish of doc' nl;
trigger mytest start;
trigger otherevent;
trigger mytest finish;
end;
define event mytest;
start:
put 'start of mytest' nl;
finish:
put 'finish of mytest' nl;
end;
define event otherevent;
put 'This is my other event' nl;
end;
end;
run;
ods tagsets.mytagset file='custom-tagset-filename.txt';
ods tagsets.mytagset close;Program Description
Execute different events. The
TRIGGER statement executes another event. For example, the start section
of DOC triggers the start section of MYTEST and OTHEREVENT. MYTEST
has a start section, so output is generated. OTHEREVENT is stateless
(no start or finish sections), but output is generated.
proc template;
define tagset tagsets.mytagset;
define event doc;
start:
put 'start of doc' nl;
trigger mytest;
trigger otherevent;
finish:
trigger mytest;
put 'finish of doc' nl;
trigger mytest start;
trigger otherevent;
trigger mytest finish;
end;
define event mytest;
start:
put 'start of mytest' nl;
finish:
put 'finish of mytest' nl;
end;
define event otherevent;
put 'This is my other event' nl;
end;
end;
run;
ods tagsets.mytagset file='custom-tagset-filename.txt';
ods tagsets.mytagset close;