I have this return on the log for a submitted program under linux through an X11 interface(Nx).
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31 goptions vsize=15cm hsize=18cm ftext="Albany AMT" target=dj1200pm;
32 title h=0.52 cm f="Cumberland AMT" 'Box Plot pour les tubes en cuivre' ;
33 proc boxplot data=Newtubes;
34 plot Diameter*Batch;
35 run;
NOTE: Processing beginning for PLOT statement number 1.
WARNING: Font Cumberland AMT could not be used.
Font SIMULATE substituted for font Cumberland AMT.
NOTE: There were 75 observations read from the data set WORK.NEWTUBES.
NOTE: PROCEDURE BOXPLOT used (Total process time):
real time 0.72 seconds
cpu time 0.13 seconds
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I did not find the reason of the warning about the Cumberland font
as Albany was found!
in our sasv9.cfg on the linux server
the parameter -fontloc !SASROOT/misc/fonts was well passed!
of course none of those fonts are visible in the list of x11 provided fonts
available by example for choosing a font for the PGM editor with the tools menu
Of course If i open [pre] ods graphics on; [/pre]
the situation was changed without any warning more
but there are then png files written in the work space disk
in place of grseg in a gseg catalog.
Can anybody make a recap explanation about (what i missed)?
as in the linux/unix configuration manual page 53
there is question of the host xcolor implicit device
but i have never applied a proc fontreg for Albany and Cumberland.
Does it finally means that only ftext= but not f= are passing
the localisation of the two fonts under ods graphics off; ?
I tried but the result is infirming this
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91 goptions vsize=15cm hsize=18cm ftext="Cumberland AMT" target=dj1200pm;
92 title h=0.52 cm f="Albany AMT" 'Box Plot pour les tubes en cuivre' ;
93 proc boxplot data=Newtubes;
94 plot Diameter*Batch;
95 run;
NOTE: Processing beginning for PLOT statement number 1.
WARNING: Font Cumberland AMT could not be used.
Font SIMULATE substituted for font Cumberland AMT.
NOTE: There were 75 observations read from the data set WORK.NEWTUBES.
NOTE: PROCEDURE BOXPLOT used (Total process time):
real time 0.06 seconds
cpu time 0.05 seconds
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Andre
