find_sas: A helper function that seeks to locate your SAS executable.

In SASmarkdown: 'SAS' Markdown

A helper function that seeks to locate your SAS executable.

Description

This function searches for recent versions of SAS (>= SAS 8), in some of the usual default installation locations.

This function is automatically invoked when the SASmarkdown library is attached - normally a user will not need to call this function.

In the event SAS is not found, you will have to specify the correct location yourself.

Usage

find_sas(message=TRUE)

Arguments

message

(logical) Whether or not to print a message when SAS is found.

Value

A character string with the path and name of the SAS executable.

Author(s)

Doug Hemken

See Also

SASmarkdown-package

Examples

indoc <- '
---
title: "Basic SASmarkdown Doc"
author: "Doug Hemken"
output: html_document
---
# An R console example
## In a first code chunk, set up with
```{r}
library(SASmarkdown)
```
## Then mark SAS code chunks with
```{sas}
data class;
  set sashelp.class;
  bmi = 703*weight/height**2;
  run;
  
proc means;
  var bmi;
  run;
```
Some more document text here.
'

if (!is.null(SASmarkdown::find_sas())) {
  # To run this example, remove tempdir().
  fmd <- file.path(tempdir(), "test.md")
  fhtml <- file.path(tempdir(), "test.html")

  knitr::knit(text=indoc, output=fmd)
  rmarkdown::render(fmd, "html_document", fhtml)
}

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