On Mon, 30 Apr 2007, Sven Schreiber wrote:
Allin Cottrell schrieb:
> I've now added this: you can load such a matrix file,
> independently of the session mechanism, using the "include"
> command. So, if I'm understanding the issue correctly, you should
> be able to get the relevant data into gretl without super-long
> command lines: get python to write out a matrices file then ask
> gretl to "include" it. Here's an example of the format for such a
> file:
>
That's a good idea, and in the longer run should probably be the
way to go for all py4gretl parts. For now I would restrict that
approach to py4gretl_vecdecomp which would be broken otherwise,
because the feature of course would require gretl 1.6.3.
Two questions though:
Wasn't the "include" command disabled in scripts? (Remember the
discussion we had that led to "run" being enabled.)
Good point. I've now enabled "include" in scripts, at this point
for matrix files only.
And does the latest Win snapshot have this? (If not, that's also
fine, my computer is now a dual-boot machine, so I can also work
with gretl cvs on linux for these kind of things.)
The Windows snapshot now has this.
Allin.