transposition error with apostrophe sign
by Sven Schreiber
Hi,
I get errors with lines such as these:
b.mS = b.mYS * b.S'
that go away when I write this instead:
b.mS = b.mYS * transp(b.S)
(Here "b" is a bundle and the elements are matrices.)
This is with the latest snapshot on Windows. There are several funny
things about this:
First I (think I) had run this code several weeks ago without errors,
but I have to admit I cannot reproduce with which gretl version that
would have worked. In any case I think we discussed before that the
transposition/apostrophe operator should be legal in this case.
Secondly these code lines are inside an if-block where the condition
fails, so they are not executed; is it normal that the gretl interpreter
also checks these code parts?
thanks,
sven
10 years
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help files
by Allin Cottrell
There's a new thing with the gretl help files; I'd be grateful if
people would help check it for breakage. Right now it's Linux-only,
but I'll try to find a way to implement it on Windows and Mac.
We've had hyperlinks from the "online" help text to the Gretl User's
Guide for a long time, but they haven't been as functional as they
could be: they just said "see the User's Guide for details". Now
they say "see chapter N of the User's Guide" and clicking should
take you straight to chapter N. At least, that should happen with
evince, okular and xpdf (tested here with evince and xpdf).
The "see chapter N" text will be in the snapshots for Windows and
Mac tomorrow, but I'm afraid the link will not yet be specific.
If you're building gretl from git, please note that you'll have to
rerun the "configure" script to get this to work (and will have to
rebuild the help files).
Allin
10 years, 1 month
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