Hi,
during a bug-hunting session which will lead to an update of py4gretl
shortly I came across the following quirks and issues in gretl (with Win
snapshot Apr 17):
1) x = (obs>1991:1) isn't working ("expected ')' but found ':'" or
something like that -- this is with quarterly data).
2) In a "ne
following Sven's hunting (on Windows snapshot April 22):
1. the command "genr dummy = (t=10)" doesn't produce a dummy
variable as indicated in the User's guide (july 2006 version)
2. while executing the following script :
nulldata 4100
setobs 1 1 --time-series
genr X = normal()+2
ab.news schrieb:
>
> Suggestion
> For those of us who have to deal with a bi(multi)lingual
> teaching/terms would it be possible to build in a language
> switch menu to avoid shuttling Dos-Gretl sessions?
>
I'm not a gretl developer, but that sounds difficult to implement.
(Although I agree it w
On Thu, 26 Apr 2007, Sven Schreiber wrote:
> 1) x = (obs>1991:1) isn't working ("expected ')' but found ':'" or
> something like that -- this is with quarterly data).
(obs>"1991:1") will work. I'll see if I can avoid the need for
the quotes.
> 2) In a "new variable" dialog, x=0 produces scalar
Allin Cottrell schrieb:
> On Thu, 26 Apr 2007, Sven Schreiber wrote:
>
>> 1) x = (obs>1991:1) isn't working ("expected ')' but found ':'" or
>> something like that -- this is with quarterly data).
>
> (obs>"1991:1") will work. I'll see if I can avoid the need for
> the quotes.
Maybe it's enoug
