6:26 a.m.
Hello,
I came up upon an issue in gretl regarding the tramolin package.
I have tried to run the sample script from the package and I get the following error. The
same error appears on all data sets I have tried.
Thanks you very much!
gretl version 2017dCurrent session: 2018-04-03 12:15
? include
tramolin.gfn C:\Users\rosu000s\AppData\Roaming\gretl\functions\tramolin.gfntramolin 1.11,
2017-01-28 (Ignacio Diaz-Emparanza)? open data9-3.gdt
Read datafile C:\Program Files\gretl\data\data9-3.gdtperiodicity: 4, maxobs:
87observations range: 1972:2 to 1993:4
Listing 10 variables: 0) const 1) period 2) reskwh 3) nocust 4) price 5)
cpi 6) incm 7) cdd 8) hdd 9) pop
? series price_c = tramolin(price)Data file is emptyData error
Error executing script: halting> series price_c = tramolin(price)
9:04 a.m.
Am 03.04.2018 um 12:26 schrieb Rosu Stefana:
Hello,
I came up upon an issue in gretl regarding the tramolin package.
I have tried to run the sample script from the package and I get the
following error. The same error appears on all data sets I have tried.
The package info says:
"Requirement:
You should have TRAMO installed and working jointly with gretl."
Do you have Tramo installed?
Also, the code seems to use shell commands; are you allowing those in
the gretl preferences?
(BTW Ignacio, I'm seeing one of those warnings: obsolete use of "=" as
Boolean test: please use "==". The fix is trivial in the line: "if
suma=0". It would be great if you could prepare a mini-update with a new
date and version number.)
cheers,
Sven
9:16 a.m.
Yes the Tramo package is up to date. I have installed it before I run the script. I can
also see that in the user menu Variable>Linearization by Tramo in enabled, which I
assumed means it is installed. Yes I have ticked allow shell command from
Tools>Preferences>General.
Regards,Stefana On Tuesday, April 3, 2018, 3:06:05 PM GMT+2, Sven Schreiber
<svetosch(a)gmx.net> wrote:
Am 03.04.2018 um 12:26 schrieb Rosu Stefana:
Hello,
I came up upon an issue in gretl regarding the tramolin package.
I have tried to run the sample script from the package and I get the
following error. The same error appears on all data sets I have tried.
The package info says:
"Requirement:
You should have TRAMO installed and working jointly with gretl."
Do you have Tramo installed?
Also, the code seems to use shell commands; are you allowing those in
the gretl preferences?
(BTW Ignacio, I'm seeing one of those warnings: obsolete use of "=" as
Boolean test: please use "==". The fix is trivial in the line: "if
suma=0". It would be great if you could prepare a mini-update with a new
date and version number.)
cheers,
Sven
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9:19 a.m.
Am 03.04.2018 um 15:16 schrieb Rosu Stefana:
Yes the Tramo package is up to date. I have installed it before I run
the script.
Is the "Path to tramo" setting in the preferences also correct?
I can also see that in the user menu Variable>Linearization
by Tramo in enabled, which I assumed means it is installed.
No I don't think that conclusion is warranted, the package menu entry
isn't prepared to handle such external dependencies I think.
Yes I have ticked allow shell command from
Tools>Preferences>General.
Ok.
-sven
9:47 a.m.
Is the "Path to tramo" setting in the preferences also
correct?
I think something was not okay in the path. I have changed it and now I don`t get the
error anymore, however, I also get the following error
In regard to function tramolin (package tramolin):Warning: "suma=0" obsolete use
of "=" as Boolean test: please use "=="
Thanks a lot for the quick reply.
Regards,Stefana On Tuesday, April 3, 2018, 3:19:45 PM GMT+2, Sven Schreiber
<svetosch(a)gmx.net> wrote:
Am 03.04.2018 um 15:16 schrieb Rosu Stefana:
Yes the Tramo package is up to date. I have installed it before I run
the script.
Is the "Path to tramo" setting in the preferences also correct?
I can also see that in the user menu Variable>Linearization
by Tramo in enabled, which I assumed means it is installed.
No I don't think that conclusion is warranted, the package menu entry
isn't prepared to handle such external dependencies I think.
Yes I have ticked allow shell command from
Tools>Preferences>General.
Ok.
-sven
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