Thinking about @MikeD_Anderson's post https://community.jmp.com/t5/JMPer-Cable/How-to-make-Harvey-Balls-in-JMP-in-3-ways/ba-p/211434 .
This JSL builds SVG (scalable vector graphics) images and embeds them in an HTML table. < tr > makes a row in the table, < td > makes a cell in a row, and < img ...> puts an image into the cell. The rest is boiler-plate HTML. At the end, SaveTextFile returns a file name for open, which sees the .html extension and launches a browser.
html = "<html><body><table>";
step = 15;
For( start = 0, start < 360, start += step,
html = html || "<tr>";
For( end = start + step, end <= start + 360, end += step,
gb = Graph Box(
framesize( 30, 30 ),
suppressaxes,
Fill Color( "orange" );
Pie( 5, 5, 95, 95, start, end );
Arc( 5, 5, 95, 95, 0, 360 );
);
framebox = gb[FrameBox( 1 )];
framebox << Left( 0 ) << top( 0 ) << Right( 0 ) << bottom( 0 );
code = Right( Char( start + 1000 ), 3 ) || Right( Char( end + 1000 ), 3 );
gb[framebox( 1 )] << savepicture( "$temp/aaa" || code || ".svg", "svg" );
html = html || "<td><img src='aaa" || code || ".svg'></td>";
);
html = html || "</tr>";
);
html = html || "</table></body></html>";
Open( Save Text File( "$temp/aaa.html", html ) );
Interesting transition
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