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WREGION

WREGION



Defines the boundaries for the next window that is displayed

Category: Window


Syntax
Details
Examples
See Also

Syntax

CALL WREGION(start-row,start-col,num-rows,num-cols,options);

start-row
is the starting row for the next window.

Type: Numeric

start-col
is the starting column for the next window.

Type: Numeric

num-rows
is the number of rows for the next window.

Type: Numeric

num-cols
is the number of columns for the next window.

Type: Numeric

options
are one or more window attributes that the window's size needs to accommodate:

''
no command line, command menu, or scroll bars

'CMDLINE'
a command area

'HSBAR'
a horizontal scroll bar

'INNERSIZE'
interior size is determined by the values of num-rows and num-cols

'PMENU'
a command menu

'VSBAR'
a vertical scroll bar

Type: Character


Details

The size of the next window depends on whether it has a command area, a pmenu, and scroll bars. (The command area includes the message line.) By default, WREGION assumes that the next window will have all of these attributes. You can use options to change this assumption. Note that options does not cause the next window to have these attributes. Rather, it helps WREGION determine the correct size.

'INNERSIZE' specifies that the values of num-rows and num-cols will control the interior size of the window. Normally, the num-rows and num-cols control the exterior size of the window (including the borders).

WREGION does not affect the size of subsequent FSEDIT windows that are opened by using CALL FSEDIT. The function cannot resize windows when a SAS/AF or FSEDIT application is called with the NOBORDER option.


Examples


See Also

WDEF

WINFO


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