Hi,
I stumbled again over something for which my own mistake was the
ultimate cause, but still I think gretl should have complained:
<hansl>
scalar r = 5
sprintf r "%d", 10
print r # prints number 5
print "@r" prints literal @r
</hansl>
So I guess it's expected that gretl doesn't want to change the type of r
from scalar to string -- BTW, I don't mind this, but is this static
typing actually an intended property of hansl? --, but then this should
produce an error or a warning at least, no?
thanks,
sven