forecast variance decomposition, style = stacked bars (changed)
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Created forecast variance decomposition graph, style = stacked bars.
Edited title. When I pressed "Apply", the stacked bars styles
disappeared (became crosses, stars and boxes that mark the points that
wold have been used in a line graph).
Am 07.06.2014 09:28, schrieb Tim Nall:
Created forecast variance decomposition graph, style = stacked bars.
Edited title. When I pressed "Apply", the stacked bars styles
disappeared (became crosses, stars and boxes that mark the points that
wold have been used in a line graph).
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Are you talking about the SVAR package here? Oh wait, it's an official
"addon" I think.
Anyway, I have had a similar experience for a long time, namely that I
produce some plots in a script with some special gnuplot tweaking, but
that afterwards editing the plot manually would destroy some of the
tweaking.
In my case I never really considered it a bug, just a limitation, but
maybe that was wrong. If it happens with some sort-of-builtin command,
then it's also a little different.
-sven
On Sat, 7 Jun 2014, Sven Schreiber wrote:
Am 07.06.2014 09:28, schrieb Tim Nall:
> Created forecast variance decomposition graph, style = stacked bars.
> Edited title. When I pressed "Apply", the stacked bars styles
> disappeared (became crosses, stars and boxes that mark the points that
> wold have been used in a line graph).
> _______________________________________________
Are you talking about the SVAR package here? Oh wait, it's an official
"addon" I think.
Actually the sort of plot Tim is talking about is available in the
Graphs menu for a regular VAR. And I can confirm that the "stacked
bars" fall apart if you try to modify the plot via the GUI plot
editor. This is now fixed in CVS, snapshots will follow tomorrow.
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