A complete gdb to lldb command map.
- Print object
(lldb) po responseObject
(lldb) po [responseObject objectForKey@"state"]
- p - Print primitive type
A complete gdb to lldb command map.
(lldb) po responseObject
(lldb) po [responseObject objectForKey@"state"]
/* | |
In order to send an e-mail, you must have access to an SMTP server. If this | |
has not happened yet, you can enable the SMTP e-mail interface with the | |
following statement: | |
OPTIONS EMAILSYS = SMTP; | |
On the other hand, so as to specify a single SMPT server: | |
OPTIONS EMAILHOST = <Here goes the email host>; | |
You can get the above information along with the email port with the following | |
statement: | |
%PUT %SYSFUNC(GETOPTION(EMAILSYS)) |
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | |
| Description : Macro function that creates a vector, in fact a string, of | | |
| variable names concatenated with a suffix (a date or a number, | | |
| depending on the parameters given). | | |
| Assumptions : The last character of the "Collapse" parameter is useless in | | |
| the output string for the last created variable name. | | |
| Parameters : VariablePrefix - Prefix of the variable of interest. | | |
| InitialSuffix - Initial date of the period in format YYMM. | | |
| If you give a numeric character with less | | |
| than 4 digits, it will create a sequence of | |
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | |
| Description : Macro that compares two tables, record by record, based on a | | |
| list of ID variables. | | |
| Assumptions : Each table has at least one ID variable, and ID variables must | | |
| have the same name between tables. | | |
| N.B.: This macro is based on the suggestion made in the | | |
| excellent book "Carpenter's Guide to Innovative SAS | | |
| Techniques" by Art Carpenter, pages 198 through 200. | | |
| Parameters : BaseTable - Is the reference table. | | |
| ReferenceTable - Corresponds to the table that is expected | |
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | |
| Description : Macro that split a dataset into smaller datasets. | | |
| Assumptions : This macro is based on the paper "Splitting a Large SAS Data | | |
| Set" by John R. Gerlach and Simant Misra. | | |
| Parameters : InputDataset - Table to be split. It can include the | | |
| library. | | |
| NumberOfDatasets - Corresponds to the number of split tables. | | |
| OutputDatasets - Prefix of the split tables. It can include | | |
| the library. | | |
| Output : A set of split tables created from the input table. | |
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | |
| Description : From a set of tables, creates a summary of attributes for each | | |
| one. | | |
| Assumptions : The file extension must be "sas7bdat", and the table names are | | |
| stored as they are in the libraries (i.e., paths and file | | |
| names should be case-sensitive). | | |
| Parameters : InputTable - Table with the paths and file names. | | |
| OutputTable - Table with the file attributes | | |
| (Default: InputTable). | | |
| PathNameVariables - String with the variable names separated | |
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | |
| Description : Renames the fields of a table based on a string with field | | |
| names. | | |
| Assumptions : Parameters' table names have the library attached. | | |
| Parameters : InputTable - Table with the original names. | | |
| OutputTable - Table with the new names (Default: InputTable). | | |
| OldNames - String with the old names separated by spaces. | | |
| NewNames - String with the new names separated by spaces. | | |
| PrefixCharacter - A prefix to be used to define the new names. | | |
| Output : A new table (or an overwritten one) with the new names. | |
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | |
| Description : Loads a set of libraries and creates a group of tables based | | |
| on the contents of a delimited file (e.g., a CSV file). | | |
| Assumptions : The delimited file has the structure used in the examples | | |
| (please refer to it, see below). | | |
| Parameters : InputFilePathWithTableNames - Path of the delimited file with | | |
| the libraries and the tables to | | |
| be loaded. | | |
| OutputTable - Table with the contents of the | | |
| input file (Default: None). | |