I had already mentioned this bug, but I can't find where. Anyway, it
is still here. With a function declaration like this:
function foo ( series a, scalar b[0::1], scalar c[0:2:1], const list
d[null], scalar e[0:2:0])
I'm supposed to be able to invoke the function just with a simple:
foo(a)
where a is a a series obviously.
Instead, gretl wants at least:
foo(a,b,c,d)
because does not accept the absence of the list, whereas it should be
allowed by the [null] tag.
Cheers.
Stefano