Re: [Gretl-devel] bug with ternary statement and list

On Wed, 19 Apr 2017, Sven Schreiber wrote: > Hi, > > voilà: > > <hansl> > nulldata 10 > series x = normal() > big = 1 > > list hey = big ? x : x y # works > > list hey = big ? x : x y z # "UNDEF" error > </hansl> OK, fixed in git. But I wonder if, for use in this sort of context, we might want a more syntactically robust way of defining a list (as opposed to "space between series IDs = list concatenation"). I guess we could have a deflist() function on the same pattern as defarray(). I'd have to verify that this really is more robust in the ternary context, though I think it should be. The idea is that the above might be written as list hey = big ? x : deflist(x,y,z)