Am 07.12.2012 13:44, schrieb Sven Schreiber: > Hi, > > I have loops which create and overwrite bundles, and afterwards I get > many bundles with exactly the same names in the icon view. Sorry, forgot to mention: This also happens with a matrix argument that I pass to the function along with the bundle, not only with the bundle argument itself. I will use the current snapshot and see if that solves it.

I have loops which create and overwrite bundles, and afterwards I get many bundles with exactly the same names in the icon view. So replacing/overwriting doesn't seem to work. (This is the latest release --not the snapshot-- on windows 7, from the non-admin zip package.) When trying to open (double-clicking) one of these items, gretl crashes. It happens in various settings: * In one case, the bundle is an input argument to a function. What's funny is that the name in the icon view is not the name of the bundle in the outer scope, but the argument name inside the function. * In another case, the bundle is created in the top-level scope of the script, but I also tried to explicitly do 'delete <nameofbundle>' before creating it again, and it didn't seem to work. Note that here also the bundle is the return value of a function. * In both cases, the number of icons with identical names in the icon view does not seem to coincide with the number of loop repetitions.

Am 07.12.2012 14:57, schrieb Allin Cottrell: > On Fri, 7 Dec 2012, Sven Schreiber wrote: > >> I have loops which create and overwrite bundles, and afterwards I get >> many bundles with exactly the same names in the icon view. So >> replacing/overwriting doesn't seem to work. (This is the latest release >> --not the snapshot-- on windows 7, from the non-admin zip package.) When >> trying to open (double-clicking) one of these items, gretl crashes. >> >> It happens in various settings: >> >> * In one case, the bundle is an input argument to a function. What's >> funny is that the name in the icon view is not the name of the bundle in >> the outer scope, but the argument name inside the function. >> >> * In another case, the bundle is created in the top-level scope of the >> script, but I also tried to explicitly do 'delete <nameofbundle>' before >> creating it again, and it didn't seem to work. Note that here also the >> bundle is the return value of a function. >> >> * In both cases, the number of icons with identical names in the icon >> view does not seem to coincide with the number of loop repetitions. > > Could you post a test-case script, please? > I was going to say, no it's not possible, but actually here is one: <hansl> open denmark # just for tabula rasa

function bundle heyho(bundle indata) bundle output matrix m = indata["m1"] output["m1copied"] = m return output end function bundle passit loop 10 matrix mtemp = ones(2,2) passit["m1"] = mtemp getoutput = heyho(passit) endloop </hansl>