Scripting Guide - SAS

Chapter 15 Creating and Sharing Applications 517
Application Builder
Variable names are case- and space-sensitive. When a script contains an object named “Button1”,
Application Builder warns if you try to rename another object “Button 1”.
To create the radio box list items in Figure 15.7, double-click the placeholder items “Item1” and “Item2”
and enter the new list item.
Figure 15.7 Radio Box Object Properties
For more information about an object, right-click the object and select Scripting Help. The JMP Scripting
Index appears, and the object that you selected is highlighted. The Scripting Index often includes a script
that you can run to see an example of the object.
Application Properties
The Application properties identify the run password, data table name, and more. Select the application in
the Objects list.
Name
Appears after the data table name in the application’s title bar.
Table Specifies an absolute or relative filepath for the data table used in the application. You can precede
the data table name with a path variable if possible (such as $HOME or $USER_APPDATA). If the Table
property is empty or the specified data table cannot be found, the application runs anyway.
When you edit the application, Application Builder opens this data table. If the Table property is empty
or the specified data table cannot be found, you are prompted to open the table.