Dietrich Dr�ner wrote:
> thanks a lot, it works! The only strange thing is, that I have to copy
> identical profil.do files into all folders where I want to run do files
> referring to profile. Stata does not search for it along the path as
> described in -help profile.
Never had such problems. My profile.do is in ~/bin under Linux, and in
c:/ado/personal (i.e. the personal ado-path) under Windows.
regards
uli
> Ulrich Kohler wrote:
>
> How about defining global makros in profile.do (see -help profile) or in
> project master files. For example your profile.do might read like this
>
> ---------------------profile.do
> global ourprojectdata "m:/workgroup/datasets/ourprojectdata"
> global ourproject "c:/My Files/projects/ourproject"
> ----------------------------------
>
> and profile.do on your collegues machine might read like this:
>
> ---------------------profile.do
> global ourprojectdata "/home/collegue/datasets/projects"
> global ourproject "/home/collegue/ourproject"
> ----------------------------------
>
> Then you can run Do-Files on both machines which contains commands like
> this:
>
> . cd "$ourproject"
> . use "$ourprojectdata/maindata"
> . log using "$ourproject/an1", replace
> . scatter varlist, saving("$ourproject/graphs/mygraph, replace)
>
> many regards
> uli
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