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Date:         Fri, 4 Oct 1996 13:03:56 +0000
Reply-To:     wood-st@cityscape.co.uk
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
Comments:     Authenticated sender is <jq62@mailhost.cityscape.co.uk>
From:         Phil Mason <wood-st@CITYSCAPE.CO.UK>
Organization: Phil Mason SAS Consulting
Subject:      SASTip: Drag & Drop example
Comments: To: SAS.Tips.List@cityscape.co.uk

-------------------- ---> What is it <--- -------------------- SAS provide some example code that uses drag & drop. This includes the SCL code required, which enables you to see how it is done. I found this quite useful in understanding drag & drop within SAS.

------------------------- ---> How do I use it <--- --------------------=---- If SAS is installed in C:\SAS then issue the following code:

*** Start Code ***; libname demo 'c:\sas\graph\sample' ; dm 'afa c=demo.grfobj.dnd.frame' ; *** End Code ***;

-------------------------- ---> Comment about it <--- -------------------------- * From this app you can drag a dataset name from the DATA SETS list box and drop it on the data table.

* You can also highlight 2 columns in the data table and drag them onto the graph.

* Additionally, selecting from PLOT TYPE, STAT TYPE or SORTING STYLE will affect the graph.

* The example makes use of 2 sub-classes (see the Resource entry). The source code for the subclasses is in LB.CLASS/LB.SCL and LYOUT.CLASS/LYOUT.SCL


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