------------------- BEGIN GLOBAL DEFINITIONS -------------------- ---------------------- link defs -------------------------------- %linkdef (menu,GREEN,RV+HI,LK) %cm menu button %linkdef (prev,GREEN,RV+HI,LK) %cm prev button %linkdef (next,GREEN,RV+HI,LK) %cm next button %linkdef (btrk,GREEN,RV+HI,LB) %cm btrk button %linkdef (pl,GREEN,HI,LK) %cm popup note link %linkdef (cl,GREEN,HI,LK) %cm card link %linkdef (button_cl,GREEN,RV+NO,LK) %cm button card link ------------------- attributes for cards ------------------------ %attrdef (note,,NO) %cm main cards %attrdef (note_pop,,PO+NO) %cm popup note cards --------------- attributes for highlighted text ----------------- %attrdef (b1,YELLOW,NO) %cm bold 1 (titles) %attrdef (b2,YELLOW,NO) %cm bold 2 (text) --------------------- END GLOBAL DEFINITIONS -------------------- --------------------------- MAIN MENU --------------------------- %card(main_menu,note,2) %lk("NEXT",intro_crd,next) %go %lk("PREV",zoom_crd,prev) %go %lk("BTRK",,btrk) %go %lk("MENU",main_menu,menu) %a(b1)SAS/C Hypertext Viewer Help Select one of the following topics by moving the cursor onto the button%lk("<>",main_menu,button_cl)%go next to the topic and pressing the ENTER key. %lk("<>",intro_crd,button_cl)%go Introduction to the SAS/C Hypertext Viewer %lk("<>",control_crd,button_cl)%go Control Window Fields %lk("<>",pfkeys_crd,button_cl)%go PF Keys %lk("<>",move_crd,button_cl)%go Moving the Control or Viewer Window %lk("<>",resize_crd,button_cl)%go Resizing the Control or Viewer Window %lk("<>",zoom_crd,button_cl)%go Zooming the Control or Viewer Window %a(b1)Press PF3 or PF15 to close help window. %card_end(main_menu) --------------------------- CARD END ---------------------------- -------------------------- INTRODUCTION ------------------------- %card(intro_crd,note,2) %lk("NEXT",control_crd,next) %go %lk("PREV",main_menu,prev) %go %lk("BTRK",,btrk) %go %lk("MENU",main_menu,menu) %a(b1)Introduction The SAS/C Hypertext Viewer enables you to display the output file generated by the SAS/C Hypertext Compiler. The viewer is a software development utility that lets you work on hypertext documents and view them before the display manager for your applications program is written. The viewer consists of four windows: a control window that contains fields that can be used to control the viewer itself, a viewer window that is used to display the hypertext document, a command window that is used to simulate the command line of the applications program, and a help window. The command window does not have any borders and is located on the bottom line of the screen. The control window is immediately above the command window and the viewer is located on the top half of the screen. %a(b1)Press PF3 or PF15 to close help window. %card_end(intro_crd) --------------------------- CARD END ---------------------------- ---------------------------- CONTROL ---------------------------- %card(control_crd,note,2) %lk("NEXT",pfkeys_crd,next) %go %lk("PREV",intro_crd,prev) %go %lk("BTRK",,btrk) %go %lk("MENU",main_menu,menu) %a(b1)Control Window The following fields of the control window are used to display your hypertext document and test it in an interactive windowing environment. %lk("Dsname/Fileid ==>",f1,pl) %lk("Search String ==>",f2,pl) %lk("Border Color ==>",f3,pl) %lk("Attr =>",f4,pl) %lk("Bright =>",f5,pl) %lk("Chars =>",f6,pl) %lk("SCROLL =>",f7,pl) For information about a field move the cursor to the field name and press the ENTER key. %a(b1)Press PF3 or PF15 to close help window. %card_end(control_crd) --------------------------- CARD END ---------------------------- ------------------------------ F1 ------------------------------- %card(f1,note_pop,1) %a(b1)Dsname/Fileid ==> The Dsname/Fileid field specifies the filename of the hypertext document. When a valid filename of a hypertext document is entered in this field, the document is displayed in a window that is located on the top half of the screen. In TSO, the normal prefixing rules apply. %card_end(f1) --------------------------- CARD END ---------------------------- ------------------------------ F2 ------------------------------- %card(f2,note_pop,1) %a(b1)Search String ==> The Search String field specifies a search string that can be used to verify the linktext links that have been defined by the %%linktext command. When a valid linktext name is entered as a search string, the card to which the link is connected is displayed by the viewer. The search strings are case sensitive. %card_end(f2) --------------------------- CARD END ---------------------------- ------------------------------ F3 ------------------------------- %card(f3,note_pop,1) %a(b1)Border Color ==> The Border Color field specifies the border color for the window used to display the hypertext document. Valid entries are blue, red, magenta, green, cyan, yellow, and white. %card_end(f3) --------------------------- CARD END ---------------------------- ------------------------------ F4 ------------------------------- %card(f4,note_pop,1) %a(b1)Attr => The Attr field specifies the display attributes for the window border used to display the hypertext document. Valid entries are none, reverse, under, and blink. %card_end(f4) --------------------------- CARD END ---------------------------- ------------------------------ F5 ------------------------------- %card(f5,note_pop,1) %a(b1)Bright => The Bright field specifies border brightness for the window used to display the hypertext document. Valid entries are Y (yes) and N (no). %card_end(f5) --------------------------- CARD END ---------------------------- ------------------------------ F6 ------------------------------- %card(f6,note_pop,1) %a(b1)Chars => The Chars field specifies the border character for the window used to display the hypertext document. Valid entries are square, +, and none. %card_end(f6) --------------------------- CARD END ---------------------------- ------------------------------ F7 ------------------------------- %card(f7,note_pop,1) %a(b1)SCROLL => The SCROLL field specifies the scroll amount used to scroll through the cards of the document being displayed. Valid entries are cursor, half, max, and page. %card_end(f7) --------------------------- CARD END ---------------------------- ---------------------------- PFKEYS ----------------------------- %card(pfkeys_crd,note,2) %lk("NEXT",move_crd,next) %go %lk("PREV",control_crd,prev) %go %lk("BTRK",,btrk) %go %lk("MENU",main_menu,menu) %a(b1)PF Keys PF keys are also used to control the hypertext viewer. The following commands are assigned to the PF keys: Help (PF1, PF13) accesses a user-written help system. Move (PF2, PF14) relocates a viewer window. Quit (PF3, PF15) quits the hypertext viewer or closes the help window. Resize (PF4, PF16) resize a viewer window. Zoom (PF5, PF17) zoom a viewer window. Print (PF6, PF18) prints the screen. Down (PF7, PF19) scrolls down. Up (PF8, PF20) scrolls up. Next (PF9, PF21) moves the cursor to the next window. Left (PF10, PF22) scrolls left. Right (PF11, PF23) scrolls right. Home (PF12, P24) moves the cursor to the command window. %a(b1)Press PF3 or PF15 to close help window. %card_end(pfkeys_crd) --------------------------- CARD END ---------------------------- ----------------------------- MOVE ------------------------------ %card(move_crd,note,2) %lk("NEXT",resize_crd,next) %go %lk("PREV",pfkeys_crd,prev) %go %lk("BTRK",,btrk) %go %lk("MENU",main_menu,menu) %a(b1)Moving the Control or Viewer Window To move the control or viewer window, perform the following steps: 1. Move the cursor into the window you want to move. (The cursor can be placed anywhere inside the window or on the border.) 2. Press the PF2 key. (MOVE is displayed in the lower-right border of the window to indicate that a move is pending.) 3. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the desired location for the window. (The window does not follow the cursor until the next step.) 4. Press the ENTER key. (The window moves to the desired location.) %a(b1)Press PF3 or PF15 to close help window. %card_end(move_crd) --------------------------- CARD END ---------------------------- ---------------------------- RESIZE ----------------------------- %card(resize_crd,note,2) %lk("NEXT",zoom_crd,next) %go %lk("PREV",move_crd,prev) %go %lk("BTRK",,btrk) %go %lk("MENU",main_menu,menu) %a(b1)Resizing the Control or Viewer Window To resize the control or viewer window, perform the following steps: 1. Move the cursor into the border of the window you want to resize. (The cursor can actually be placed anywhere inside the window, but you will find resizing much easier if you place it on one of the border corners.) 2. Press the PF4 key. (RESIZE is displayed in the lower right-hand border of the window to indicate that a resize is pending.) 3. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the desired location for the window border. (The border does not follow the cursor until the next step.) 4. Press the ENTER key. (The border moves to the desired location.) %a(b1)Press PF3 or PF15 to close help window. %card_end(resize_crd) --------------------------- CARD END ---------------------------- ------------------------------ ZOOM ----------------------------- %card(zoom_crd,note,2) %lk("NEXT",main_menu,next) %go %lk("PREV",resize_crd,prev) %go %lk("BTRK",,btrk) %go %lk("MENU",main_menu,menu) %a(b1)Zooming the Control or Viewer Window When you zoom a window it fills the entire display area; other windows that are currently opened will still be there, but they will be hidden behind the zoomed window. To zoom a window, perform the following steps: 1. Move the cursor into the window you want to zoom. (The cursor can be placed anywhere inside the window or on the border.) 2. Press the PF5 key. (The window zooms in to fill the entire display area or to its maximum size, whichever is smaller.) 3. Press the PF5 key a second time to restore the original display. %a(b1)Press PF3 or PF15 to close help window. %card_end(zoom_crd) --------------------------- CARD END ----------------------------