SAS uses the
following resources to determine the size of the session workspace,
the gravity of the workspace, and the size of the windows. The default
values for these resources are listed in
SAS Resources.
SAS.awsResizePolicy: grow | fixed
controls the policy
for resizing AWS windows as interior windows are added and removed.
The following values are valid:
the AWS window will attempt to grow any time an interior window is grown
or moved, in order to show all interior windows, but it will not shrink
to remove dead areas.
the AWS window will attempt to size itself to the size of the first interior
window and will not attempt any further size changes.
SAS.maxWindowHeight: units
specifies the number
of units for the maximum height of a window. The unit is specified
by the SAS.windowUnitType resource.
SAS.maxWindowWidth: units
specifies the number
of units for the maximum width of a window. The unit is specified
by the SAS.windowUnitType resource.
controls whether each
of your application's windows appears in its own native window rather
than in an application work space (AWS). The default is True; each
application runs in its own native window.
SAS.scrollBarSize: pixels
specifies the default
size of the scroll bar in pixels.
SAS.sessionGravity: value
controls the region
of the screen where SAS will attempt to place its windows. This resource
might be ignored by some window manager configurations. Possible values
include the following:
SAS.sessionGravityXOffset: offset
specifies an x offset
to be added when SAS attempts to place a window in the gravity region.
SAS.sessionGravityYOffset: offset
specifies a y offset
to be added when SAS attempts to place a window in the gravity region.
specifies the number
of units for the default height of a window. The unit is specified
by the SAS.windowUnitType resource.
SAS.windowUnitType: character | pixel | percentage
specifies the unit
type for SAS.windowWidth, SAS.windowHeight, SAS.maxWindowWidth, and SAS.maxWindowHeight. Possible
values include the following:
units specify the number
of rows and columns.
units specify the number
of pixels.
units specify the percentage
of the screen.
specifies the number
of units for the default width of a window. The unit is specified
by the SAS.windowUnitType resource.