Scripting Guide - SAS

408 Scripting Graphs Chapter 12
Drawing Lines, Arrows, Points, and Shapes
Figure 12.12 Drawing Markers
You can also include a row state argument before, after, or instead of the marker ID argument. By using
Combine States, you can set multiple row states inside Marker. Try substituting each of these lines in the
graph script above:
marker(i, color state(i), {j*2, i});
marker(color state(i), i, {j*2, i});
marker(combine states(colorstate(i),markerstate(i),hiddenstate(i)),{j*2, i});
Again, points can also be specified as matrices of x and then y coordinates.
Pies and Arcs
Pie and Arc draw wedges and arc segments. The first four arguments are x1, y1, x2, and y2, the
coordinates of the rectangle to inscribe. The last two arguments are the starting and ending angle in degrees,
where 0 degrees is 12 o'clock and the arc or slice is drawn clockwise from start to finish.
New Window( "Pies and Arcs",
Graph Box(
framesize( 400, 400 ),
X Scale( 0, 9 ),
Y Scale( 0, 9 ),
Fill Color( "Black" ), // top left
Pie( 1.1, 7.9, 3.9, 5.1, 45, 270 ),
Text( erased, {1.75, 6}, "1,8,4,5,45,270" ),
Arc( 1, 8, 4, 5, 280, 35 ),
Fill Color( "Red" ), // top right