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Re: st: capture blocks
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Many thanks for this, Svend!
It seems that -, nostop- is a file-wide option (if I understand it
correctly).
However, I want to force only parts of the do-file trough -capture-.
Any ideas?
Thank you again!
All best,
Philipp
Svend Juul wrote:
Philipp wrote:
My question is whether there is a way to force Stata
to run trough a do-file without aborting when there
is an error.
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. help do
tells about the -nostop- option. It does what you want.
Svend
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My question is whether there is a way to force Stata to run trough a
do-file without aborting when there is an error. I know that I can use
-capture- for this. Example:
sysuse auto, clear
cap noisily rename rep76 whatever
cap noisily rename rep77 foo
cap noisily rename rep78 bar
I was hoping / expecting that -capture- with {} would let me do this on
a whole block of commands. Example:
sysuse auto, clear
capture noisily {
rename rep76 whatever
rename rep77 foo
rename rep78 bar
}
However, this will abort after the first line (which contains an error).
This behavior is documented in the manual: "If any of the commands in
the capture block fail, the subsequent commands in the block are
aborted" ([P], Release 9, p. 21)
So, is there a way to run a *block* of commands without having to put
the -capture- in front of each command?
Stata 9, Win XP.
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