Re: st: second tmap question

[Maurizio Pisati <maurizio.pisati@galactica.it>]

Dear Scott,
unless I'm missing something, you forgot to specify option -clm(custom)- 
(default if -clm(quantile)-).
Best,
Maurizio



At 23.02 02/10/2006, you wrote:

> I'm having some trouble forcing -tmap- to create a certain number of
> classes for my variable of interest, sr.  Because I am creating two
> maps - one for blacks and one for whites - I want the legend and the
> corresponding map to use the same number of classes, and the same
> class ranges.  So, for instance, I'd like for the map to use 7
> different colors depending on whether sr falls within these 6 bands:
>
> [0 75] [75 90] [92 100] [100 108] [108 120] [120 200]
>
> . tmap choropleth sr if id!=13 & id!=56, id(id) map(uscoord.dta)
> palette(Blues)  title(`"`"Black 18-24 year-old Americans"'"') subtitle 
> ("Ratio of Females-to-Males")legpos(5) legtitle("Sex Ratio") addplot 
> (label STATE if id!=13 & id!=56, x(LON) y(LAT) ls(0.75)) clbreaks(0
> 75 92 100 108 120 200) clnumber(6)
>
> The output for the map does not do what I intended, though.  The
> legend shows 6 classes, but the ranges are:
>
> [18.94 87.72] [87.72 106.03] [106.03 115.94] [115.94 120.05] [120.05
> 124.48] [124.48 178.02]
>
> Is something wrong my syntax?  I'm reading over the user guide here,
> and the only thing else I could do would be to specify -clmethod 
> (unique)-.  Yet, when I do this, I get an error telling me "sr has
> too many values".
>
>
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