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Date:   Fri, 7 Jul 2006 18:23:38 -0400
Reply-To:   sas-l@datasavantconsulting.com
Sender:   "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU>
From:   "sas-l@datasavantconsulting.com" <sas-l@DATASAVANTCONSULTING.COM>
Subject:   Re: Quoting problem
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Unbelievable! This sounds JUST LIKE something Baghdad Bob would say! He never let a few "facts" get in the way of his anouncements either:

“We have placed them in a quagmire from which they can never emerge except dead”

"We're giving them a real lesson today. Heavy doesn't accurately describe the level of casualties we have inflicted."

Original Message: ----------------- From: Joe Whitehurst joewhitehurst@GMAIL.COM Date: Fri, 7 Jul 2006 18:03:23 -0400 To: SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU Subject: Re: Quoting problem

Jim,

You, like some others, are trying to set the terms of the debate which I never allow anyone to do under any circumstances.(:--))) > Whether SAS/AF is available is not part of this discussion although I can imagine circumstances where everyone might eventually have access to SAS/AF because of the nature of this ongoing spirited discussion. We need to have much more of it and raise the temperature just a tad. We need to smoke out the Luddites (macro mavens) and engage them by showing examples that anyone, not just the Jack Hamiltons of the world, can clearly see as superior to the examples offered by the Luddites..

Joe

On 7/7/06, Jim Groeneveld <jim2stat@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > > Hi Joe, > > Now I've got you where I want you. You might better do something like this > always > when you give your advice. I think what Alain yet wants to know is: can he > use > your code with just SAS Base? And if so, where would this SCL code come > amidst > his SAS and macro code? It would substitue a piece of macro code of > course. > Well, just in general terms as I haven't seen any of his other code as > well. > > Regards - Jim. > > P.S. Where does the double line space in your SCL code come from? > > On Fri, 7 Jul 2006 14:55:07 -0400, Joe Whitehurst <joewhitehurst@GMAIL.COM > > > wrote: > > >Jim, > > > >Here is an example. Because SCL variables are not seen by the Macro > >compiler quoting is never an issue. > > > > > >init: > > > >WebUrl='www.sas.com'; > > > >value="L'aide en ligne"; > > > >put value=; > > > >submit continue; > > > >ods html body="C:\temp\test.html"; > > > >ods html text= '<div align="center"><input class="c Header" > > > >type="button" value="Aide" > > > >onclick=javascript:window.open (url="http://&WebUrl")></div>'; > > > >ods html close; > > > >endsubmit; > > > >return; > > > > > > > >The log shows: > > > >NOTE: Writing HTML Body file: C:\temp\test.html > > > >6 ods html body="C:\temp\test.html"; > > > >7 ods html text= '<div align="center"><input class="c Header" > > > >8 type="button" value="Aide" > > > >9 onclick=javascript:window.open (url="http://www.sas.com")></div>'; > > > >10 ods html close; > > > >NOTE: Entry has been saved as ALAINQUOTING.SCL. >

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