Scripting Guide - SAS

298 Data Tables Chapter 9
Row State Operators
)
);
For(
i = 0;
jj = 15;,
i < 16;
jj >= 0;,
i++;
jj--;, // 16 rows, 2 columns
Marker Size( 3 );
Marker( i, {1, jj + .2} ); // markers 0-15
Marker( i + 16, {4, jj + .2} ); // markers 16-31
Text( {1.5, jj}, "marker ", i ); // marker labels 0-15
Text( {4.5, jj}, "marker ", i + 16 ); // marker labels 16-31
)
Figure 9.7 JMP Markers
JMP colors are numbered 0 through 84, where the first 16 are the basic colors shown below, and higher
numbers are darker or lighter shades of those colors. Indices outside the range 0–84 have undefined
behavior. This script shows the standard JMP colors. The first 16 colors also have names. The others are
shades of those 16. For more information about using JMP colors, see “Colors” on page 415 in the
“Scripting Graphs” chapter.
Text Color( 0 );
New Window( "Colors",
Graph Box(
FrameSize( 640, 400 ),
Y Scale( -1, 17 ),
X Scale( -3, 12 ),
k = 0;
For( jj = 1, jj