Thank you for quick response and fix. It does work as expected on my set of
data.
2010/10/24 Allin Cottrell
> On Sun, 24 Oct 2010, Allin Cottrell wrote:
>
> > On Sun, 24 Oct 2010, Sergei B wrote:
> >
> > > I'm a new user to GRETL and maybe the question I'm going to ask
> > > is somehow obvious,
Dear Gretl users,
It seems that I cannot use the show command in scripts with gnuplot objects
For example when I run the code
nulldata 100
x=normal(0,1)
y=normal(0,1)
grf1 <- gnuplot x --time-series --with-lines
grf1.show
I get
gretl version 1.9.0
Current session: 2010-10-2
Well, you just need to add the "--output="display" flag and it works fine.
*nulldata 100*
*x=normal(0,1)*
*y=normal(0,1)*
*grf1 <- gnuplot x --output="display* *--time-series --with-lines*
*grf1.show*
Best regards,
artur
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Artur BALA
Development Economist
> *grf1 <- gnuplot x --output="display* *--time-series --with-lines*
>
Oh, sorry! I've forgot the ending quotes. :-[
*grf1 <- gnuplot x --output="display"* *--time-series --with-lines*
That will work now!
**
Artur BALA
Development Economist, Consultant
email:
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Oscar Javier Pérez L.
Universidad Nacional de Colombia
-- Oscar Javier Pérez L.Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Hello all!
I am running an HP filter in a script, but when I type:
genr cyc_yt = hpfilt(yt, 6.25)
genr tre_yt=yt-cyc_yt
I get:
Expected ')' but found ','
Syntax error in command line
Error executing script: halting
> genr cyc_RealGDP = hpfilt(RealGDP, 6.25)
But the user's guide, p. 31 has
On Mon, 25 Oct 2010, Eloy A. Fisher Hogan wrote:
> I am running an HP filter in a script, but when I type:
>
> genr cyc_yt = hpfilt(yt, 6.25)
> genr tre_yt=yt-cyc_yt
>
> I get:
>
> Expected ')' but found ','
> Syntax error in command line
What version of gretl are you running (under Help, About:
On Mon, 25 Oct 2010, Dr. Ioannis A. Venetis wrote:
> It seems that I cannot use the show command in scripts with
> gnuplot objects
>
> For example when I run the code
>
> nulldata 100
> x=normal(0,1)
> y=normal(0,1)
> grf1 <- gnuplot x --time-series --with-lines
> grf1.show
> I get
>
> wrote C:\U
Hello all,
Apologies to those of you who get this message twice. But Jack and
I having been working (on and off) since June on a new dynamic
panel-data estimation command, "dpanel", which we are now ready to
unveil. It's documented in dpanel.pdf at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gretl/files/manua
