Commands That Are Not Specific to UNIX

JJL Command

Left-aligns a designated block of text.

Category:

Text editing, line command

Syntax
Without Arguments
Arguments
Details
Comparisons
See Also

Syntax

JJL <n>

block of text

JJL <n>

Without Arguments

The JJL command left-aligns a designated block of text. Alignment is based on the left and right boundary settings.

Arguments

n: specifies the column position on which to left-align the designated block of text. By default, the n argument is the left boundary setting. Follow the n argument with a space. You can specify the numeric argument in the beginning or ending line of the block command or in both. If it is specified in both, then SAS uses the first numeric argument.

Details

The JJL command left-aligns a designated block of text. Unless you specify a numeric argument, left-alignment is based on the current boundary settings set by the BOUNDS command. A numeric argument overrides these boundary settings.

Comparisons

Like the JC, JJC, JR, and JJR commands, the JL and JJL commands align text.