Fernando Augusto Proietti writes:
> I am kind of new to Stata, and have the following question:
>
> I wrote a do file. When I try to run it, I am getting a
> message that "class type not specified". I can not figure out
> in the manuals, what a class type is.
It would be my guess that Stata is (incorrectly) interpreting
a mistake in your do file as a class type specifier.
Most likely you have something in your file of the form:
.xxx.yyy
If so, Stata will think this is a class specifier.
You can read about classes in the [P] manual under entry "class".
Most likely, though, you do not want or need a class specifier.
If you need help in debugging your do file, include a copy of it
in another message along with the error messages and a description
of what you are trying to do and perhaps we can help you.
Tom
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