On Tuesday 11 September 2007 18:55:18 Ignacio Diaz-Emparanza wrote:
On Tuesday 11 September 2007 18:43:50 Ignacio Diaz-Emparanza wrote:
> I am building some scripts that use the gretl shell command, my PC is
> quite fast and I have no problems with the scripts, but I have just tried
> to run one of them in a not so fast computer, and I found that gretl is
> not waiting for the commands in the shell ( ! blabla ... ) finish.
>
> Allin, I hate to return on this subject, but could you please see if
> something about this (that seemed to be resolved, see
>
http://lists.wfu.edu/pipermail/gretl-devel/2007-January/000186.html )
> has been changed by error in the source code?
OK, I'll check. Is this on Windows or Linux?
Allin.
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Sorry, please give me some time to test it. May be the problem is that the
string "@seats" for the seats executable is not defined. But Allin, How are
the @tramo and @seats strings determined? They are not set up in the
preferences. (and I think they should be there )
Well, finally I think gretl works correctly, waiting for each call to the
(Linux/Windows) shell finish before executing the following one.
It seems that my problem was caused because gretl does not assign
the "@seats" string correctly in Windows. See the console output below:
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consola gretl: teclee 'help' para obtener una lista de instrucciones
? print "@tramodir"
C:\Documents and Settings\Ignacio\Datos de programa\gretl\tramo
? print "@tramo"
c:\userdata\tramo\tramo.exe
? print "@seats"
@seats
?
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