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Andre
Obsidian | Level 7

With this code (under 9.3.2)

libname tex "d:\notes\latex\";

data stack;

   input  x1 x2 x3 y exp $ @@;

   datalines;

80  27   89  42   e1   80  27   88  37   e2

75  25   90  37   e3   62  24   87  28   e4

62  22   87  18   e5   62  23   87  18   e6

62  24   93  19   e7   62  24   93  20   e8

58  23   87  15   e9   58  18   80  14  e10

58  18   89  14  e11   58  17   88  13  e12

58  18   82  11  e13   58  19   93  12  e14

50  18   89   8  e15   50  18   86   7  e16

50  19   72   8  e17   50  19   79   8  e18

50  20   80   9  e19   56  20   82  15  e20

70  20   91  15  e21

;

run;

options nodate nonumber;

title ;

ods latex path="d:\notes\latex\"

          gpath="d:\notes\latex\ps" (url='ps/') style=journal2;

ods trace on;

proc robustreg data=stack plots=(rdplot ddplot histogram qqplot);

   model y = x1 x2 x3;

run;

ods trace off;

ods latex close;



i obtain a

a sasltx.ltx file and 4 graphics (.ps) into the designed ps subdirectory

this based upon   www2.sas.com/proceedings/sugi29/204-29.pdf  example5 of Rodriguez

Does anybody know how to insert the correct call for those postscript file into a Tex editor?

as

sas code  has produced

....

%\let\sasgraph\includegraphics

% Scale graphics so they always fit on the page

\newcommand\sasgraph[2][]{%

   \savebox{\sas@fig}{\includegraphics[#1]{#2}}%

   \settowidth{\sas@figwidth}{\usebox{\sas@fig}}%

   \ifthenelse{\lengthtest{\sas@figwidth > \textwidth}}{%

      \resizebox{0.95\textwidth}{!}{\usebox{\sas@fig}}}{%

      \usebox{\sas@fig}}

}

...

and further

\sascontents[3]{Residual by Distance}

\sasgraph{ps/RDPlot7.ps}

\sascontents[3]{Distance by Distance}

\sasgraph{ps/DDPlot7.ps}

\sascontents[3]{Residual Histogram}

\sasgraph{ps/Histogram9.ps}

\sascontents[3]{Residual Q-Q Plot}

\sasgraph{ps/QQPlot7.ps}

but the compilation return a non recognition of the .ps type of files

! LaTeX Error: Unknown graphics extension: .ps.

(I know that i can include those (whole pages) with a \includepdf     after having produced them through a pdf desdtination

but how to do following the basic sas latex production?

TIA

Andre

"a non expert in tex and latex  but i must help  somebody else"


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Andre
Obsidian | Level 7

\includegraphics{fragment01.pdf}

\sascontents[3]{Residual by Distance}

\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{ps/DDPlot.png}

Those tex code lines are indirect ways to insert graphics and are accepted

under Miktek2.9   with the Winedt editor

but i have had to produce them under supplemental ods steps

but for .ps files (native ods latex sas production

who know the solution?

Andre

Andre

Andre
Obsidian | Level 7

After having checked other documents and Tex users,

it seems that the Tex community has switched to the pdf include  for many things

So even if i have produced epsi image files with sas in place of ps postscript image files

i used Ghostscript to convert them into pdf files

and was inserting my restults with Latex code like

\includegraphics[width=\textwidth,keepaspectratio=false]{fragment01.pdf}

for a  ods select  + ods pdf single page

\begin{figure}

\includegraphics[scale=1.2]{ddPlot6.pdf}

\end{figure}

for the converted Ghostcript

\input{fragment02.tex}

for tex pur code (with ods notop nobot options)

and

\begin{figure}

\includegraphics{ps/RDPlot.png}

\end{figure}

for the insert of the initial and by default  png file   under 9.3.2

Any comments are usefull

Andre

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