Operator. Alias for <=.
(lEd' ing) adj.
at the beginning of a text value.
(led' ing) Typography. n.
space added between lines of text.
n.
a space or one of several spaces at the beginning of a text value.
n.
a zero digit or one of several zero digits at the beginning of a numeral.
(lEf') n.
in a tree, a node that does not provide a path to any further node.
Data step statement. Ref: PSPPR:Data step statements. PSPL:Loops and Arrays:Loops. SLRD:Statements.
n.
adj.
2. using light emitting diodes.
Function. Ref: PSPPR:Functions. PSPL:Functions and CALL Routines:Character Functions. SLRD:Functions and CALL Routines.
Command. Scroll left. Ref: PSPPR:Display Manager.
System option. ODS Printing. Ref: PSPPR:System Options. SLRD:SAS System Options.
(le' jend) n.
a line or block of descriptive or explanatory text indicating the meanings of symbols used in a graph, map, table, etc.
SAS/Graph. Global statement.
(length') n.
1. the extent of an object that extends primarily in one dimension.
2. the extent of any object in its largest dimension; the distance from one end of an object to the other end.
3. the number of characters in a character value.
4. the number of bytes occupied by a variable, record, or other object.
Data step statement. Ref: PSPPR:Data step statements. PSPL:Variables and Values:Variables and Attributes. SLRD:Statements.
Function. Ref: PSPPR:Functions. PSPL:Functions and CALL Routines:Character Functions. SLRD:Functions and CALL Routines.
Function. Ref: PSPPR:Functions. SLRD:Functions and CALL Routines.
Function. Ref: PSPPR:Functions. SLRD:Functions and CALL Routines.
Function. Ref: PSPPR:Functions. SLRD:Functions and CALL Routines.
(let' ur) n.
one of the characters used to form the words of a language; see alphabet.
(let' ur fo^rm) n.
the specific shape that a typeface provides for a character.
(lev' ul) n.
1. a vertical location, rank, position in a hierarchy, etc.
2. one of several separate words that make up the name of a file, variable, etc. (connected by periods), or the relative position occupied by the word in the name.
MAIN
is the first level of the nameMAIN.PROJECT
.The fourth level of an entry name is the entry type.
3. Proc step. a distinct value of class variables, or the set of observations having that value.
4. a degree of indirectness in the references required to identify or reach an object: %INCLUDE (level 2).