Scripting Guide - SAS

410 Scripting Graphs Chapter 12
Drawing Lines, Arrows, Points, and Shapes
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Figure 12.14 Drawing Circles
Rectangles
Note that a circle is always a circle, even if you re-size the graph to a different aspect ratio. If you want your
circle to change aspect ratios (in other words, cease being a circle) when the graph is resized, use an oval
instead.
If you do not want your circle to resize if the graph is resized, specify the radius in pixels instead:
New Window("Circles",
Graph Box(framesize(200, 200),
Circle({50, 50}, PixelRadius(10), PixelRadius(12), PixelRadius(25))));
Rect draws a rectangle from the diagonal coordinates you specify. The coordinates can be specified either
as four arguments in order (left, top, right, bottom), or as a pair of lists ({left, top}, {right,
bottom}).
New Window( "Rectangles",
Graph Box( framesize( 200, 200 ),
Pen Color( 1 ); Rect( 0, 40, 60, 0 );
Pen Color( 3 ); Rect( 10, 60, 70, 10 );
Pen Color( 4 ); Rect( 50, 90, 90, 50 );
Pen Color( 5 ); Rect( 0, 80, 70, 70 );
)
)
Rect has an optional fifth argument, fill. Specify a zero to get an unfilled rectangle, and a one to get a
filled rectangle. The rectangle is filled with the current fill color. The default value for fill is 0.
Any negative fill argument produces an unfilled frame inset by one pixel:
New Window( "Framed rectangle",
Graph Box( framesize( 200, 200 ),
Rect( 0, 40, 60, 0, -1 )
)