Hi Allin,
Thanks very much to you and to Jack. Jack’s new Hansl code does exactly what I want. I am
still doing a few tests on it (and trying to understand some the subtle details) but so
far it is working really well.
Thanks,
Roland
On 13 Oct 2025, at 18:53, Cottrell, Allin <cottrell(a)wfu.edu>
wrote:
On Mon, Oct 13, 2025 at 9:09 AM Roland Clarke <rolandclarke97(a)icloud.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Allin,
>
> I realise that I didn’t give all the information. I attach a zipped minimal version,
in which the source line has been replaced by the explicit R function which I use to
retrieve the data. You will see that the initial dataset contains three string series in
which the first variable SLIST is a list of variables to be downloaded from the FRED
database. I have reduced this to three, and taken out other irrelevant material in the
script. The datafile from which the script reads the variables is in the directory
test/data.
>
> As I mentioned this script works perfectly on a Mac with Gretl 2025b but fails in
Ubuntu 24.04 with Gretl 2023c.
>
> I hope this gives the necessary information.
It does indeed, thanks!
I find that your test script runs fine, both with current gretl and
with gretl 2023c as built today from the historic sources using
current gcc. I'm afraid I'm not in a position to test with the
original Debian build of 2023c, but actually there wouldn't be much
point in that since there's nothing we can do to fix a release from
two years ago, even if we could replicate a problem and figure out its
cause.
Anyway, I hope that Jack's new hansl code does what you need.
Allin
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