You can also customize
the following resources:
specifies a visual
type ID.
SAS.autoSaveInterval: minutes
specifies how often
(in number of minutes) that the data from the Program
Editor window should be saved.
SAS.autoSaveOn: True | False
specifies that data
from the Program Editor window should be
saved to a file at intervals specified by the SAS.autoSaveInterval
resource.
SAS.confirmSASExit: True | False
controls whether SAS
displays the
Exit dialog box when you enter
the DLGENDR command or select
FileExit. The default is True.
SAS.defaultCommandWindow: True | False
specifies whether the
command window is invoked when you start your SAS session. The default
is True.
SAS.directory: directory-pathname
specifies the directory
that you want when you first invoke the Open dialog box. By default, the Open dialog
box uses the current directory.
SAS.helpBrowser: pathname
specifies the pathname
of the World Wide Web browser to use for viewing the online Help or
when the WBROWSE command is issued. The default browser is Netscape.
SAS.htmlUsePassword: True | False
specifies whether SAS
prompts you to enter your password before sending HTML files to your
browser. The default value is True.
SAS.insertModeOn: True | False
controls the editing
mode in SAS editor windows. The default is False (overtype).
SAS.noDoCommandRecall: True | False
controls whether SAS
commands that are submitted through the sas-do-command()
action routine
are recorded in the command recall buffer. The default value of True
causes commands to be omitted from the command recall buffer; a value
of False causes them to be recorded.
SAS.pattern: default-pattern
specifies the default
pattern that you want to be used as the file filter when you first
invoke the Open and Import Image dialog boxes. This pattern is displayed in the text field at the
top of the dialog box. By default, the dialog box uses the first
filter in the File type list. The pattern resource has no effect on
the File type field.
SAS.selectTimeout: seconds
specifies the X Toolkit
selection conversion time-out value in units of seconds. This time-out
value determines the amount of time that SAS will wait for a request
to convert an X Toolkit selection to complete. The default value should
be adequate in most cases.
SAS.startupLogo: xpm-filename | None | ""
specifies the XPM file
that you want SAS to display when it is initialized. If the string
is empty, SAS uses the default logo.
SAS.startSessionManager: True | False
specifies whether SAS
automatically starts the SAS Session Manager when a new SAS session
is started. Using your own host editor with SAS requires that the
SAS Session Manager be running. The default is True.
SAS.suppressMenuIcons: True | False
specifies whether SAS
displays any menu icons other than the check box and toggle button
icons in cascade or pop-up menus. Suppressing the icons reduces memory
usage and improves how quickly the menus display on slower X servers.
The default is False.
SAS.suppressTutorialDialog: True | False
specifies whether SAS
displays the Getting Started Tutorial dialog
box at the start of your SAS session. True suppresses the dialog box.
You might want to suppress this dialog box if you have previously
used SAS. The default is False.
SAS.useNativeXmTextTranslations: True | False
specifies whether any
XmText widget translations are inherited by all instances of the Text,
Combo Box, and Spin Box widgets used by the SAS X Motif user interface.
When the value is False, the SAS keys windows translations supersede
any user or system-supplied XmText translations. The default value
is True.
The following example
shows SAS XmText translations:
SAS*XmText*translations: #override \n\
Ctrl<Key>e:end-of-line()\n\
Ctrl<Key>u:delete-to-start-of-line()\n\
Ctrl<Key>k:delete-to-end-of-line()\n\
Ctrl<Key>f:forward-character()\n\
Ctrl<Key>b:backward-character()\n\
Ctrl<Key>a:beginning-of-line()\n\
Ctrl<Key>c:copy-clipboard()\n\
Ctrl<Key>v:paste-clipboard()\n\
SAS.wsaveAllExit: True | False
specifies whether SAS
should issue the WSAVE ALL command when you end your session. This
command saves the global settings, such as window color and window
position, that are in effect for all windows that are currently open.
The default is False.
Note: For the WSAVE command to
work, your window manager must support explicit window placement.
See the documentation for your window manager to determine how to
configure your window manager. For example, if you are running Exceed,
open the
Screen Definition Settings dialog
box and deselect
Cascade Windows.