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joceychin
‎07-17-2016
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Re: Help with Indentation

by Calcite | Level 5 in SAS Programming
‎11-07-2015 03:09 AM
‎11-07-2015 03:09 AM
Hi   Thanks for all the replies. It is from an uncommon program and i am trying to extract the logics out. I know the codes are hard to read, thats why i have trouble reading it. I am trying to tag a number to each IF-THEN-ELSE-ENDIF pair. This is just a simple case. There are a few "big blocks" and i kind of lost tracing some of the IF-ENDIF pairs.  The codes are indented in it's native viewer but the viewer cannot be edited. It allows cut and paste but all lines are left justified in an editor   As such, I want to find a way to decifer the logic blocks of these codes. I cannot help much dictating the style but i can only try my best to make do with that is available.   So, i hope to find a way to tag a number to each IF-THEN-ELSE-ENDIF pair by importing the codes into a data set and tag a number to the pair of if-then-else to make tracking of the blocks easier.   Best Regards Jocey ... View more

Help with Indentation

by Calcite | Level 5 in SAS Programming
‎11-06-2015 03:16 AM
‎11-06-2015 03:16 AM
Hi I was given some codes with highly nested if-then statements from an uncommon program. My purpose is to understand and document the logics behind the codes. I am trying to match IF-THEN-ELSE but i cannot use NOTE++ to indent it properly as this program is not supported in NOte++. A typical example is : ============================= IF MM5_1 = 1 THEN weightfill := 'CM' ELSEIF MM5_1 = 2 THEN weightfill := 'KM' ENDIF IF MM6 <> 1 THEN Print 1 IF MMa <> 1 THEN Print 2 ENDIF ENDIF ===================== The only way i can try to understand the logics is to tag a code say =================== 001: IF MM5_1 = 1 THEN weightfill := 'CM' 001: ELSEIF MM5_1 = 2 THEN weightfill := 'KM' 001: ENDIF 002: IF MM6 <> 1 THEN Print 1 003: IF MMa <> 1 THEN Print 2 003: ENDIF 002: ENDIF =========================== So that i can match the IF - THEN - ELSe. I can create each line as a record in a dataset. Can someone give me some idea how i can tag the IF THEN ELSE properly as another field in the SAS dataset ? Thank you Best Regards Jocey ... View more
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