SAS(R) Component Language 9.2: Reference
SCL Fundamentals- Introduction
- Introduction to SCL
- SCL Elements
- Entering SCL Code
- Compiling SCL Programs
- Testing SCL Applications
- Debugging SCL Programs
- Saving SCL Programs
- Optimizing the Performance of SCL Code
- Using Other SAS Software Features in SCL Programs
- SCL Compatibility Issues
- The Structure of SCL Programs
- Introduction to SCL Program Structure
- Using Labeled Sections in SCL Programs
- Defining Classes in SCL Programs
- Defining and Using Methods in SCL Programs
- USECLASS Blocks in SCL Programs
- Defining Interfaces in SCL Programs
- Using Macros in SCL Programs
- SCL Fundamentals
- Introduction to SCL Fundamentals
- SCL Data Types
- Names in SCL
- SCL Keywords
- SCL Variables
- SCL Constants
- SCL Operators
- SCL Expressions
- SCL Statements
- SCL Comments
- SCL Functions
- SCL CALL Routines
- Passing Arguments to SCL Functions and CALL Routines
- Rules for SCL Statements
- SCL Arrays
- Introduction to SCL Arrays
- Declaring Arrays in SCL Programs
- Referencing Array Elements in SCL Programs
- Initializing the Elements of a Static Array in SCL Programs
- Creating and Initializing Dynamic Arrays in SCL Programs
- Resizing Dynamic Arrays in SCL Programs
- Using Array Functions with Dynamic Arrays in SCL Programs
- Copying Elements from One Array to Another in SCL Programs
- Repeating an Action for Variables in an Array in SCL Programs
- Passing Dynamic Arrays to Methods in SCL Programs
- Returning Arrays from Methods in SCL Programs
- Deleting Dynamic Arrays in SCL Programs
- Using Temporary Arrays to Conserve Memory in SCL Programs
- SCL Lists
- Introduction to SCL Lists
- Creating Data Dynamically in SCL
- Identifying SCL Lists
- Creating New SCL Lists
- Initializing the Values in an SCL List
- Manipulating SCL Lists
- Determining the Type of an SCL List Item
- Passing SCL Lists as Arguments for Methods
- Inserting and Replacing Items in SCL Lists
- Retrieving Values from SCL Lists
- Deleting Lists and List Items from SCL Lists
- Referencing SCL List Items by Index Number
- Accessing Items Relative to the End of an SCL List
- Index Errors in SCL Lists
- Implementing SCL Sublists and Nested Structures
- Assigning Names to SCL List Items
- Using SCL Lists in Shared Data Environments
- Using SCL Lists as Stacks and Queues
- Assigning Attributes to SCL Lists and List Items
- Using SCL List File Functions
- Debugging SCL Lists
- Controlling Program Flow
- Introduction to SCL Program Flow
- Using SCL DO Loops
- Using SCL SELECT-WHEN/OTHERWISE Conditions
- Using SCL IF-THEN/ELSE Conditions
- Using the SCL RETURN Statement
- Branching to a Labeled Section (LINK) in SCL Programs
- Branching to Another Entry (GOTO) in SCL Programs
- Calling SCL Entries
- Stopping Execution of the Current Section in SCL Programs
- Executing Methods in SCL Programs
- Using the SCL CONTROL Statement
- Using SCL with Other SAS Software Products
- Introduction to Using SCL with SAS
- Using SAS DATA Step Features in SCL Programs
- Submitting SAS Statements and SQL Statements in SCL Programs
- Submitting Statements Compared to Using SCL Features
- Designating Submit Blocks in SCL Programs
- How Submit Blocks Are Processed in SCL Programs
- How Submitted Statements Are Formatted in SCL Programs
- Modifying the Behavior of Submit Blocks in SCL Programs
- Substituting Text in Submit Blocks in SCL Programs
- Issuing Commands to Host Operating Systems from SCL Programs
- Using Macro Variables in SCL Programs
- SCL and DATA Step Graphics Interface Elements
- SAS Functions Used in SCL
- SAS Statements Used in SCL
- SAS CALL Routines Used in SCL
- Developing Object-Oriented Applications
- SAS Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
- Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
- Object-Oriented Programming and the SAS Component Object Model
- Classes
- Methods
- Attributes
- Accessing Object Attributes and Methods with Dot Notation
- Events and Event Handlers
- Interfaces
- Converting Version 6 Non-Visual Classes to SCOM Classes
- Example: Creating An Object-Oriented Application in SCL
- Application Considerations
- Handling Exceptions
- Introduction to SCL Exception Handling
- Using the SCL programHalt Handler
- Handling SCL Exceptions with CATCH and THROW
- Using SAS Tables
- Introduction to Using SAS Tables in SCL Programs
- Accessing SAS Tables in SCL Programs
- Assigning Librefs in SCL Programs
- Opening SAS Tables in SCL Programs
- SAS Tables and the SCL Data Vector
- Reading SAS Tables in SCL Programs
- Controlling Access to SAS Table Rows in SCL Programs
- Changing the Sequence of Reading Rows in SCL Programs
- Updating SAS Tables in SCL Programs
- Closing SAS Tables in SCL Programs
- Determining Attributes of SAS Tables and Columns in SCL Programs
- Performing Other SAS Table Operations in SCL Programs
- Preserving the Integrity of Table Data in SCL Programs
- Manipulating SAS Table Indexes in SCL Programs
- Using External Files
- Introduction to Using External Files in SCL Programs
- Accessing External Files in SCL Programs
- Assigning Filerefs in SCL Programs
- Opening Files in SCL Programs
- File Data Buffers and SCL Data Vectors
- Reading Values from External Files in SCL Programs
- Modifying External Files in SCL Programs
- Closing Files in SCL Programs
- Changing the Sequence of Reading Records in SCL Programs
- Other Ways SCL Interacts with External Files
- Reading and Modifying Files in the Same Directory with SCL
- Reference
- SAS Component Language Dictionary
- SCL Elements by Category
- ACTIVATE
- ALARM
- APPEND
- APPLY
- ARRAY
- ASORT
- ATTRC and ATTRN
- _BLANK_
- BLOCK
- BUILD
- CATCH
- CATLIST
- CATNAME
- CBT
- CENTER
- CEXIST
- _CFRAME_
- CLASS
- CLEARLIST
- CLOSE
- CLRFLD
- COLORLIST
- COMAMID
- COMPAREARRAY
- COMPARELIST
- CONTENTS
- CONTINUE
- CONTROL
- COPY
- COPYARRAY
- COPYLIST
- CREATESCL
- _CURCOL_
- CURFLD
- CURLIST
- CUROBS
- _CURROW_
- CURSOR
- CURTOP
- CURWORD
- DATALISTC and DATALISTN
- DCLOSE
- DCREATE
- DECLARE
- DELARRAY
- DELETE
- DELITEM
- DELLIST
- DELNITEM
- DELOBS
- DESCRIBE
- DEVLIST
- DIALOG
- DINFO
- DIRLIST
- DISPLAY
- DISPLAYED
- DMWINDOW
- DNUM
- DO
- DOPEN
- DOPTNAME
- DOPTNUM
- DREAD
- DROPNOTE
- DSID
- DSNAME
- ENDBLOCK
- ENDCATCH
- ENDCLASS
- ENDLEGEND
- ENDMETHOD
- ENDPACKAGE
- ENDSUBMIT
- ENDTABLE
- ENDUSECLASS
- ENTRY
- ENVLIST
- ERROR
- ERROROFF
- ERRORON
- EVENT
- _EVENT_
- EXECCMD
- EXECCMDI
- EXIST
- FAPPEND
- FCLOSE
- FCOL
- FDELETE
- FETCH
- FETCHOBS
- FEXIST
- FGET
- FIELD
- FILEDIALOG
- FILEEXIST
- FILELIST
- FILENAME
- FILEREF
- FILLIST
- FINFO
- FKEYNAME
- FLDATTR
- FLDCOLOR
- FNOTE
- FONTSEL
- FOPEN
- FOPTNAME
- FOPTNUM
- FORMAT
- FPOINT
- FPOS
- FPUT
- _FRAME_
- FREAD
- FREWIND
- FRLEN
- FSEDIT
- FSEP
- FSLIST
- FSVIEW
- FWRITE
- GETFKEY
- GETFOOT
- GETITEMC, GETITEML, GETITEMN, and GETITEMO
- GETLATTR
- GETNITEMC, GETNITEML, GETNITEMN, and GETNITEMO
- GETPARMID
- GETTITLE
- GETVARC and GETVARN
- GETVARF
- GGLOBAL
- GGLOBALE
- GGLOBALN
- GOTO
- GRAY
- HASATTR
- HOME
- ICCREATE
- ICDELETE
- ICDESCRIBE
- ICON
- ICREATE
- ICTYPE
- ICVALUE
- IDELETE
- IMGCTRL
- IMGINIT
- IMGOP
- IMGTERM
- IMPORT
- IMPORT
- INFORMAT
- INITROW
- INPUTC and INPUTN
- INSERTC, INSERTL, INSERTN, and INSERTO
- INSTANCE
- INTERFACE
- IOPTION
- ISACTIVE
- ISGRAY
- ISINDEX
- ISSEL
- ITEM
- ITEMTYPE
- IVARLIST
- KEYCOUNT
- LASTCMD
- LASTKEY
- LEAVE
- LEFT
- LEGEND
- LENGTH
- LENGTH
- LETTER
- LIBLIST
- LIBNAME
- LIBREF
- LISTC and LISTN
- LISTLEN
- LNAMECHK
- LNAMEGET
- LNAMEMK
- LOADCLASS
- LOADRES
- LOCATEC and LOCATEN
- LOCK
- LOOKUPC
- LVARLEVEL
- MAKEARRAY
- MAKELIST
- MAKENLIST
- MESSAGEBOX
- METHOD
- METHOD
- _METHOD_
- MLENGTH
- MODIFIED
- MODVAR
- MOPEN
- _MSG_
- NAMEDITEM
- NAMEDIVIDE
- NAMEITEM
- NAMEMERGE
- _NEO_
- NEW
- _NEW_
- NEWVAR
- NEXTCMD
- NEXTWORD
- NOCHANGE
- NOTE
- NOTIFY
- NSELECT
- NUMFKEYS
- OBSINFO
- OPEN
- OPENENTRYDIALOG
- OPENSASFILEDIALOG
- OPTGETC and OPTGETN
- OPTSETC and OPTSETN
- PACKAGE
- PATHNAME
- PICCLOSE
- PICDELETE
- PICFILL
- PICOPEN
- PMENU
- POINT
- POPC, POPL, POPN, and POPO
- POPLEGEND
- POPMENU
- PREVIEW
- PROTECT
- PUSHLEGEND
- PUT
- PUTC and PUTN
- PUTLEGEND
- PUTLIST
- PUTVARC and PUTVARN
- REDIM
- REDIMOPT
- REFRESH
- RENAME
- REPLACE
- RETURN
- REVLIST
- REWIND
- RGBDM
- RIGHT
- RLINK
- ROTLIST
- RSESSION
- RSTITLE
- RUN
- SASNAME
- SASTASK
- SAVEENTRYDIALOG
- SAVELIST
- SAVESASFILEDIALOG
- SAVESCREEN
- SCREENNAME
- SEARCH
- SEARCHC, SEARCHL, SEARCHN, and SEARCHO
- SEARCHPATH
- SELECT
- SELECT
- SELECTED
- SELECTICON
- _SELF_
- SEND
- SET
- SETCR
- SETFKEY
- SETFLD
- SETFOOT
- SETITEMC, SETITEML, SETITEMN, and SETITEMO
- SETKEY
- SETLATTR
- SETNITEMC, SETNITEML, SETNITEMN, and SETNITEMO
- SETPARMID
- SETROW
- SETTITLE
- SHOWLIST
- SORT
- SORTLIST
- _STATUS_
- STDMSG
- STOP
- STRATTR
- SUBMIT
- SUBMITCLEAR
- SUPAPPLY
- SUPER
- SYMGET and SYMGETN
- SYMPUT and SYMPUTN
- SYSMSG
- SYSRC
- SYSTEM
- THROW
- TOPROW
- TRACEBACK
- UNGRAY
- UNIQUENUM
- UNLOCK
- UNPROTECT
- UNSELECT
- UPDATE
- USECLASS
- _VALUE_
- VARFMT
- VARINFMT
- VARLABEL
- VARLEN
- VARLEVEL
- VARLIST
- VARNAME
- VARNUM
- VARSTAT
- VARTYPE
- WAIT
- WDEF
- WHERE
- WINFO
- WNAME
- WORD
- WORDTYPE
- WOUTPUT
- WREGION
- The SCL Debugger
- Overview of SCL Debugger Features and Capabilities
- Establishing the SCL Debugging Environment
- Invoking the SCL Debugger
- Using the SCL Debugger Windows
- Using SAS Macros with the SCL Debugger
- SCL Debugger Commands by Functional Category
- SCL Debugger Commands
- ARGS
- BREAK
- CALCULATE
- DELETE
- DESCRIBE
- ENTER
- ENVIRONMENT
- EXAMINE
- GO
- HELP
- IF
- JUMP
- LIST
- MACEXPAND
- PARM
- PUTLIST
- QUIT
- SET
- STEP
- SWAP
- TRACE
- TRACEBACK
- WATCH
- SAS System Return Codes
- Appendices
- Commands Used with the IMGCTRL, IMGOP and PICFILL Functions
- CONVERT
- COPY
- CREATE_IMAGE
- CROP
- DESTROY
- DESTROY_ALL
- DITHER
- DITHER_BW
- EXECLIST
- FILTER
- GAMMA
- GENERATE_CMAP
- GET_BARCODE
- GET_COLORS
- GET_PIXEL
- GRAB_CMAP
- MAP_COLORS
- MIRROR
- NEGATE
- PASTE
- PASTE_AUTO
- QUANTIZE
- QUERYC, QUERYL, and QUERYN
- READ
- READ_CLIPBOARD
- READ_PASTE
- READ_PASTE_AUTO
- ROTATE
- SCALE
- SELECT
- SET_COLORS
- SET_PIXEL
- STANDARD_CMAP
- THRESHOLD
- TILE
- UNPASTE
- WRAISE
- WRITE
- WRITE_CLIPBOARD
- WSIZE
- WTITLE
- Image File Types and Associated Attributes
- File Types
- Attributes for Reading Image Files
- Attributes for Writing Image Files
- Attributes for Reading Images from TWAIN Scanners
- Recommended Reading
- Glossary
Index here
| Product | Release |
|---|---|
| SAS/AF | 9.21_M1 |
| 9.21 | |
| 9.2 | |
| 9.1.3 | |
| 9.1.2 | |
| 9.1 | |
| 9.0 | |
| SAS/FSP | 9.21_M1 |
| 9.21 | |
| 9.2 | |
| 9.1.3 | |
| 9.1.2 | |
| 9.1 | |
| 9.0 |
- Type
- Usage and Reference
- Copyright Date
- March 2008
- Last Updated
- 16Apr2009
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SCL Arrays
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Introduction to SCL Arrays
Declaring Arrays in SCL Programs
Referencing Array Elements in SCL Programs
Initializing the Elements of a Static Array in SCL Programs
Creating and Initializing Dynamic Arrays in SCL Programs
Resizing Dynamic Arrays in SCL Programs
Using Array Functions with Dynamic Arrays in SCL Programs
Copying Elements from One Array to Another in SCL Programs
Repeating an Action for Variables in an Array in SCL Programs
Passing Dynamic Arrays to Methods in SCL Programs
Returning Arrays from Methods in SCL Programs
Deleting Dynamic Arrays in SCL Programs
Using Temporary Arrays to Conserve Memory in SCL Programs
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