3:47 p.m.
Hello
I am a bit lost when using the function-> boxplots (const int *list, const char
*literal, const DATASET *dset, gretlopt opt)
When dset contains data I get the error-> *** error: allocate_Z called with non-NULL Z,
and if dset have no data then I don't know how it would make a boxplot for the data.
Any thoughts on how I would use the C/C++ API to make boxplots?
Thank you
Riley
6:33 p.m.
Am 20.11.2020 um 16:47 schrieb riles(a)triton.net:
Hello
I am a bit lost when using the function-> boxplots (const int *list, const char
*literal, const DATASET *dset, gretlopt opt)
When dset contains data I get the error-> *** error: allocate_Z called with non-NULL
Z, and if dset have no data then I don't know how it would make a boxplot for the
data.
I guess there must be a good reason that there is this warning in
allocate_Z (in lib/src/dataset.c) but OTOH it's not obvious to me that
after printing this message to stderr the rest will fail. So if you
excuse the stupid question: Does it actually fail, or do you just see
that printout?
cheers
sven
6:56 p.m.
perfectly fine question, yes it does fail to show the boxplot, and error returned from the
boxplot function is 0.
riley
7:09 p.m.
Am 20.11.2020 um 19:56 schrieb riles(a)triton.net:
perfectly fine question, yes it does fail to show the boxplot, and
error returned from the boxplot function is 0.
OK well but 0 is no error, right? The boxplots function in
lib/src/boxplots.c just says it "Constructs a boxplot command file for
use with gnuplot." So in order to get it plotted further action would be
needed I guess, by invoking gnuplot on the produced command file.
Sorry, can't tell you directly how gretl proceeds with that internally
without trying to check myself.
cheers
sven
7:11 p.m.
Original code for Box-plots was made by Allin, but later changed to use
gnuplot (I think).
On Fri, Nov 20, 2020 at 7:09 PM Sven Schreiber <svetosch(a)gmx.net> wrote:
Am 20.11.2020 um 19:56 schrieb riles(a)triton.net:
> perfectly fine question, yes it does fail to show the boxplot, and error
returned from the boxplot function is 0.
OK well but 0 is no error, right? The boxplots function in
lib/src/boxplots.c just says it "Constructs a boxplot command file for
use with gnuplot." So in order to get it plotted further action would be
needed I guess, by invoking gnuplot on the produced command file.
Sorry, can't tell you directly how gretl proceeds with that internally
without trying to check myself.
cheers
sven
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