8:40 a.m.
Hello.
I've just downloaded the snapshot for windows and the third line of the
following script crashes gretl.
<script>
open "hamilton.gdt"
model1 <- ols EXRITL PZUNEW PC6IT const
genr temp1 = model1.$coeff(const)
</script>
"command genr temp1 = model1.$coeff" works good
Many thanks, Ivan.
10:50 a.m.
Hi,
This is a string length problem. Here is the output of latest CVS (Linux),
LANG=pt:
get_gretl_charset: using UTF-8
Can't make compact model stats table -- the max
length translated string is 27 chars, should be < 23
[1]+ Segmentation fault gretl
---
If we force English, there is no error message.
Bye,
Hélio
On Sun, Jan 11, 2009 at 8:40 AM, Ivan Sopov <moradan228(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hello.
I've just downloaded the snapshot for windows and the third line of the
following script crashes gretl.
<script>
open "hamilton.gdt"
model1 <- ols EXRITL PZUNEW PC6IT const
genr temp1 = model1.$coeff(const)
</script>
"command genr temp1 = model1.$coeff" works good
Many thanks, Ivan.
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12:55 a.m.
On Sun, 11 Jan 2009, Hélio Guilherme wrote:
This is a string length problem. Here is the output of latest
CVS (Linux),
LANG=pt:
get_gretl_charset: using UTF-8
Can't make compact model stats table -- the max
length translated string is 27 chars, should be < 23
[1]+ Segmentation fault gretl
Hmmm, the "Can't make compact model stats table" message is just a
"nag" for the benefit of translators ;-), indicating that the
translation in question does not yet permit the new "compact"
presentation of model results. But gretl should then just fall
back to the older style of presentation, with one statistic per
line.
What Ivan is talking about is, I think, a bug inside "genr" that
will have its effect regardless of the LANG setting.
Allin.
12:49 a.m.
On Sun, 11 Jan 2009, Ivan Sopov wrote:
I've just downloaded the snapshot for windows and the third line
of the
following script crashes gretl.
<script>
open "hamilton.gdt"
model1 <- ols EXRITL PZUNEW PC6IT const
genr temp1 = model1.$coeff(const)
</script>
"command genr temp1 = model1.$coeff" works good
Thanks for the report. In fact, that's not a new bug: I see that
the formulation "<modelname>.$<matrix>(<element>)" has never
been
hooked up properly in genr. However, I didn't realize that this
would produce a crash rather than an error message. I'll work on
that. Meanwhile, you should find that
genr foo = <modelname>.$coeff
works (as you said), to give the vector of coeffcients, and also
that
genr foo = $coeff(<varname>)
works (for the last model estimated).
Allin.
3:28 a.m.
On Sun, 11 Jan 2009, Allin Cottrell wrote:
On Sun, 11 Jan 2009, Ivan Sopov wrote:
> I've just downloaded the snapshot for windows and the third line of the
> following script crashes gretl.
> <script>
> open "hamilton.gdt"
> model1 <- ols EXRITL PZUNEW PC6IT const
> genr temp1 = model1.$coeff(const)
> </script>
> "command genr temp1 = model1.$coeff" works good
Thanks for the report...
This should now be fixed in CVS and the Windows snapshot.
Allin.
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