Scripting Guide - SAS

714 JSL Syntax Reference Appendix A
Utility Functions
Arguments
A A matrix of constraint coefficients.
b A matrix that is a column of right hand side values of the constraints.
c A vector of cost coefficients of the objective function.
L, U Matrices of lower and upper bounds for the variables.
neq The number of equality constraints.
nle The number of less than or equal inequalities.
nge The number of greater than or equal inequalities.
slackVars(Boolean) Optional. Determines whether the slack variables are returned in addition to
the decision variables. The default value is 0.
Note
The constraints must be listed as equalities first, less than or equal inequalities next, and greater than or
equal inequalities last.
Mail("host.id", "subject", "message", "attachment")
Description
(Windows only) Sends e-mail (using MAPI) to the host.id with the specified subject and message
texts. Sends one or more attachments specified by the optional attachment parameter. The attachment
argument can evaluate to a string or list of strings.
Examples
To send an email with multiple attachments:
Mail(
"yourname@company.com",
"New data and script",
"Today’s updated data table and script are attached.",
{"$DOCUMENTS/wd.jsl", "$DOCUMENTS/survey.jmp"}
);
or:
list = {"$DOCUMENTS/wd.jsl", "$DOCUMENTS/survey.jmp"};
Mail(
"yourname@company.com",
"New data and script",
"Today’s updated data table and script are attached.",
list
);
Main Menu(string, )
Description
Execute the command found on JMP’s menu named by the quoted string. The optional second
quoted string specifies the name of the window to send the command to.