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Nat Wooding wrote:
thanks very much for your answer.
> Proc Gslide gout = mygraph ; * This is stored in a catalog (a type
> of SAS set that does not store observations). Since I do not use a
> libref, it goes by default to our work space and could be written
> work.mygraph;
> Title1 'This is a sample slide';
> run;
> quit;
yes I believe that gout:
- with libref => permanent
- without libref => temporarily
> Now, as to you color list: could you show the code that you used to
> create these? I do not yet have enough information to help you.
Unfortunately I have saved over the original version
Now I modify again the version and I continue to look for same graphics
(colored) :-/
I dont' modify this graphics whatever I do !
The my code:
PROC GREPLAY TC=qwertyuiop IGOUT=asdfghjkl NOFS;
TDEF G4_Test1 DES='4 graphs - test1'
1/ulx=1 uly=99 urx=49 ury=99
llx=1 lly=51 lrx=49 lry=51
color=XXX
2/ulx=51 uly=99 urx=99 ury=99
llx=51 lly=51 lrx=99 lry=51
color=YYY
3/ulx=1 uly=49 urx=49 ury=49
llx=1 lly=1 lrx=49 lry=1
color=WWW
4/ulx=51 uly=49 urx=99 ury=49
llx=51 lly=1 lrx=99 lry=1
color=ZZZ
;
TEMPLATE=G4_Test1;
LIST TEMPLATE;
run;
quit;
PROC GREPLAY TC=qwertyuiop NOFS;
TEMPLATE g4_test1;
LIST template;
PREVIEW g4_test1;
RUN;
QUIT;
PROC GREPLAY cc=aaaaa gout=bbbbb nofs;
CDEF mycolor des='Special Color Map'
1 / azazaz : edfef
2 / bhbhbh : defferf
3 / ererer : egegv
4 / opopop : wefcscf
;
CMAP PPPPPP;
LIST CMAP;
quit;
again thank you
Francesco Rotta
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