Allin Cottrell schrieb:
On Thu, 17 Dec 2009, Sven Schreiber wrote:
> * icon for "code view" in the function package list window: change from
> cogwheel to something more intuitive
"View code" is mapped to GTK_STOCK_PROPERTIES and "Execute" is
mapped to GTK_STOCK_EXECUTE. These make sense to me. If the
icons you're seeing don't convery the expected sense, file a bug
report for the GTK theme you're using. (Here, using the base GTK
icons, I get a cogwheel for Execute and what looks like a spanner
for View code.)
agreed
> * icon of function package list window (and others) in taskbar is only
> generic (non-gretl) on linux (self-compiled cvs) -- actually, i don't
> get any icons for menu items on linux (as opposed to windows), I suppose
> that's a bug of my setup?
The installed GTK theme must be specifying no icons in menus.
Nothing gretl can do about that.
of course
> * the help about invcdf() says P(X<x), but shouldn't it be P(X<=x)?
Yes, I suppose it should (for the sake of discrete distributions).
yes; I will try to correct that together with the other doc change
regarding ox compilation that's still on my to-do-list (since I normally
don't mess with gretl's cvs files apart from de.po I want to do it
properly when I'm not in a rush)
> * the command 'include myfilenamewith.dots' fails even if
> 'myfilenamewith.dots.inp' exists (and is in the right place/dir),
> apparently because gretl interprets .dots as a filename extension
Yes. Won't fix. Either don't put dots into filenames, or give
the full name with ".inp" extension.
fair enough
> * variable is being treated as discrete should be made optional rather
> than automatic (I thought it was already the case after a discussion
> some months/years ago)
I'll try to get to that.
I will enter it in the feature request tracker
> * function namespace bug; see
>
http://lists.wfu.edu/pipermail/gretl-devel/2009-December/002286.html
And that one is on my agenda too.
will enter into bug tracker
> * Estimating one equation with 7 variables and 3 lags with OLS
produces
> a glitch with one of the variable names: Instead of 'Yield_10yr_1' the
> name 'd_Yield_10yr' is printed. (Maybe it has to do with the
> underscores in the name?)
Can't do anything without a case in point.
sure, will try to provide a minimal example (haven't succeeded so far,
but haven't followed up on the underscore hunch either)
> * The command 'rmplot' is defined only for the GUI. I
(=Ignacio) think
> it would be very good if we could use it also in scripts.
>
> * script accessors ($test etc.) for bootstrapped test results
Both of the above are on the agenda.
will enter into feature request tracker
> * the exogenous variables in a Johansen test setting aren't reported;
> and a warning should be printed that the critical values and p-values
> are in general only appropriate in the case without exogenous variables
That too.
will enter into bug tracker
Thanks!
Sven