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XRESOURCES= |
Language element: | system option |
Default: | none |
Valid in: | configuration file, SAS invocation, VMS_SAS_OPTIONS DCL symbol |
OpenVMS specifics: | All aspects are host-specific |
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XRESOURCES="resource-list" |
Details |
For the SAS interface
to Motif, the XRESOURCES= system option enables you to pass any valid X window
system command-line options as well as
-xrm
options to the interface. The
xrm
option enables you to set any resource used by the SAS System.
For a complete list of resource and class names used by the SAS System, see Summary of X Resources for the SAS System.
The first argument in the resource list can also be used to specify the application
instance name.
In order to conform to the OpenVMS command-line syntax, this option must be enclosed in double quotation marks. This enables you to preserve case, as well as to specify a compound statement. Any value that is enclosed in single quotation marks is resolved as a symbol by OpenVMS before it is processed by the SAS System. If no symbol exists for the specified value, unexpected results may occur.
Note: Placing single quotation marks inside double quotation
marks may not create the effect you want. To preserve the case of the characters,
enclose the string in double quotation marks.
Example |
In the following example, the XRESOURCES= system option does three things:
AXPSAS
argument to define
this application instance name as AXPSAS. The application class is always
SAS. Therefore, the SAS System will use any application instance resources
that are prefixed with AXPSAS, as well as any application class resources
that are prefixed by SAS.
-display
command-line option to specify that the SAS windows for the session should
be displayed on node MYNODE.
-xrm
option to set the
AXPSAS.sessionGravity
resource to the value
SouthWestGravity
.
When the SAS windows are displayed on the node, they are positioned in the
southwest region of the screen. If you want to specify more than one resource
setting, you must issue a separate
-xrm
option.
$ SAS /MOTIF /XRESOURCES="AXPSAS -display=mynode::0 -xrm=(AXPSAS.sessionGravity: SouthWestGravity)"
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