Date:         Fri, 30 Apr 1999 12:49:52 GMT
Reply-To:     Jack N Shoemaker <shoe@WORLD.STD.COM>
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
From:         Jack N Shoemaker <shoe@WORLD.STD.COM>
Organization: The World, Public Access Internet, Brookline, MA
Subject:      Re: sas mode for emacs and command line for sas under win95

   You may retrieve sas-mode.el from the SAS Institute download area.  If
you can't find it send me a note and I can send you my slightly
modified version.
 
   In terms of running SAS, I prefer to do it from the DIRED buffer.
Simply create a BATCH file to run SAS with all the bells and whistles
you desire.  Then from DIRED do a M-! (run shell command) and supply
you BATCH file name.
 
   Since W95 is not an operating system like Unix, you may find that
you have to set up some other variables to make everything behave
correctly.  Be sure to check out the FAQ that Geoff supports at the
same site where you got the W32 version of Emacs.
 
   Another alternative is use Windows Explore to launch the program.
But why go in and out of Emacs?
 
HTH - Jack
hongjiew@aol.com (Hongjiew) writes:
 
>
> Dear friends, I wonder if someone can offer some help.
>
> I have sas running on win95. Since I used to work sas on unix, I decided for
> now,
> still use the edit|submit|view log and list procedure.
> Thus, I have installed emacs (win version) and like to find a sas mode for
it.
> Also, do you know after I have a file.sas, how do I run using a
> command line? In unix one would do something like
> sas file.sas -print file.lst &.
>
> Thanks
>
 
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